In February 2018, in response to Brexit, the European Commission proposed a new round of eastward expansion and adopted the Western Balkans Strategy, an enlargement policy specifically for the Western Balkans region. Subsequently, at a meeting held in Brussels, the EU clearly put forward its “2025 Vision,” aiming to facilitate the accession of Balkan countries such as Montenegro and Serbia by 2025.
What is the EU’s “2025 Vision,” and what does it primarily entail?
Firstly, the EU has clearly stated that the purpose of its enlargement strategy is to make the EU stronger by 2025. By 2025, the number of EU member states is expected to exceed 27;
Secondly, the EU has set out specific requirements for Montenegro and Serbia, which are currently in accession negotiations, to enable them to join the EU by 2025;
Lastly, the EU has pointed out that 2025 is not a fixed deadline, but a commitment to Western Balkan countries: that they may join the EU provided they meet the “Copenhagen criteria” and the accession conditions set forth in the Stabilisation and Association Agreement.
Source: Official Website of the European Commission
Montenegro is accelerating its implementation of the EU’s 2025 Vision and is at the forefront
Regarding the 2025 Vision, the EU has clearly expressed its firm commitment to the prospect of expansion in the Western Balkans. Currently, Montenegro is moving very quickly in implementing the 2025 Vision. Accession negotiations between Montenegro and the EU are proceeding smoothly, and the accession process has been significantly accelerated.
The European Commission has specifically noted: “Accession candidates must prioritize the rule of law, justice, and fundamental rights in their negotiations. With strong political will and genuine and sustained reforms, Montenegro is well-positioned to become an EU member from the perspective of 2025. This is an extremely ambitious goal.”
Recently, Slovakian Minister of Defence Jaroslav Naď stated in a media interview: “The new European Commission has announced that during its term, it wishes to see at least one country join the EU, and Montenegro is the candidate most likely to join.” It is worth mentioning that the current European Commission was formed in 2019 and has a 5-year term, meaning Montenegro could potentially join the EU by 2024, fulfilling the “EU 2025 Vision” goal.
The limited-time and limited-quota Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program is a convenient path to obtaining an EU passport; invest early
Currently, among countries offering citizenship by investment programs, Montenegro is a leading candidate for the EU’s eighth expansion phase—the target area for eastward expansion. Montenegro’s upcoming accession to the EU is clearly recorded in the European Commission’s new strategic decision, the Western Balkans Strategy! The launch of the Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program creates a pathway for investors to obtain EU citizenship in the future; at that time, holding a Montenegrin passport may be upgraded to an EU passport! Recently, major news that caught the immigration industry and global investors off guard is that the Cyprus Investment Programme (CIP) was officially terminated as of November 1, 2020! Currently, a trend has emerged in the immigration market to catch the last train of the Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program. If you missed out on the Cyprus EU passport program, the Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program is a convenient way to quickly secure a future EU passport. Now is the best time to catch the last train for an EU passport; act early to benefit sooner!
As an active promoter of European investment immigration programs, the Worldway Group, an immigration agency that was among the first to promote the Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program, maintains positive interaction and cooperation with the government of Montenegro! In November 2019, Worldway Group, in collaboration with the Montenegro Immigration Bureau and the Embassy of Montenegro in China, simultaneously held the “Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program Grand Launch in China and Commencement Ceremony” in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Qingdao, and Hong Kong, China. This introduced the Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program, which has garnered significant global attention, to China, creating a stir in the immigration industry! This marks the official promotion of the Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program in China, a historic event that will be remembered!
Worldway Group senior executives and high-ranking Montenegrin government officials jointly launch the “Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program Landing in China” ceremony
Great news! Currently, the Montenegro government-approved citizenship by investment projects—the Elite Hotel, Bjelasica 1450 Hotel, and Breza Hotel projects—are among the investment immigration projects in Europe with shorter investment terms, without holding period restrictions. Investors can freely resell after the property transfer, making them highly sought after! Starting from 350,000 euros, you can not only acquire freehold property but also apply for a passport from the EU candidate country of Montenegro for your whole family, achieving a win-win for both overseas property ownership and status!
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