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Great News! The Second Montenegro Government-Approved Citizenship by Investment Project Has Been Grandly Launched
Major breaking news! The second Montenegro government-approved citizenship by investment project, "Breza Hotel," has been grandly launched! Located in a mature tourist area of Montenegro, it boasts a prime location; surrounded by airports and highways, it offers convenient transportation; nestled between mountains and water, it features a beautiful environment; the investment is only 250,000 Euros, and the property can be sold after 5 years of ownership; it offers independent freehold property rights; a variety of high-quality unit types are available on a first-come, first-served basis! Starting from 350,000 Euros, the whole family can apply...

Launch of the Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program Named One of the Top 10 Immigration Events of 2019
As winter turns to spring, we have arrived in 2020. Looking back at 2019, the entire immigration industry was vibrant and eventful, and the launch of the Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program undoubtedly became a shining new star in the industry. Recently, the released "Top 10 Immigration Events of 2019" quickly topped the industry's trending lists, drawing significant attention from domestic and international media and industry professionals alike. Among them, the highly anticipated Montene...

Focus on Major Immigration Events: Montenegro's EU Accession Before 2025 Is No Idle Talk
According to official news from the Montenegrin government, during a recent meeting in Podgorica, the Ambassador of the Netherlands to Montenegro, Gilles Beschoor Plug, stated: "Montenegro stands at the forefront of the EU integration process. The Netherlands appreciates the progress made by Montenegro and will continue to support its reform efforts on the path toward the European Union."

Benefiting Children! Major Good News for the Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program
In December 2019, the Parliament of Montenegro passed the Amendment to the Law on Montenegrin Citizenship, removing the provision that "minor children accompanying citizenship by investment applicants cannot obtain a passport." It was officially announced that starting from January 1, 2020, children under the age of 18 accompanying the main applicant for Montenegro citizenship by investment can obtain a passport together with the main applicant!

Incredible! An Inside Look at the Cost of Living for Montenegro Immigrants
Recently, the Statistical Office of Montenegro released the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for November 2019, which saw an average increase of 0.1% compared to October 2019. Compared to November 2018, consumer prices in November 2019 rose by 0.5%, primarily driven by the following factors: solid fuels, vegetables, clothing, milk, cheese and eggs, footwear and other shoes, and dental services. Compared to the same period last year, consumer prices from January to...

Enjoy the Flavors of Montenegro: 9 Delicacies Awaiting You!
As the saying goes, food is the most important thing for the people. To understand a country, one should start with its cuisine. The natural and cultural diversity of Montenegro has left numerous marks on its gastronomy. Influenced by Mediterranean traditions, as well as Italian and Turkish cultures, Montenegro's culinary history is also deeply rooted in the Western Balkans. So, what kind of food culture does Montenegro have, and what are its signature dishes? Let us find out...

Great News for Montenegro Immigration!
Important news! The government of Montenegro has recently amended the law on the Citizenship by Investment Program. Children under the age of 18 can now obtain the citizenship of the Republic of Montenegro and receive a Montenegrin passport together with their parents (without having to wait until they reach adulthood). This is undoubtedly a major positive development for Chinese investors.

A 48.7% Year-on-Year Surge: Why Is Montenegro Tourism So Popular?
Recently, the official website of the Statistical Office of Montenegro (MONSTAT) released tourist data for October 2019 regarding tourist accommodation in Montenegro (hotels, campsites, tourist resorts, vacation resorts, holiday homes, hostels, motels, etc.). The number of tourists staying in Montenegro in October 2019 increased by 48.7% compared to October 2018, with foreign tourists accounting for 88.3%. In the first 10 months of 2019, compared to the same period last year, the number of tourist arrivals increased by 19.0% and overnight stays by 10.7%...

The European Union Highly Recognizes Montenegro's Judicial System
According to recent news from the official website of the Government of Montenegro, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice Zoran Pažin emphasized at the opening ceremony of the Regional Forum on Judicial Cooperation, held in Budva from December 16 to 17, 2019, that the Government of Montenegro has contributed to regional and broader international judicial cooperation by strengthening bilateral legal assistance treaties, further harmonizing national legislation, and reinforcing institutions.

Exploring the Charm of Montenegro: A Film That Amazes Chinese Investors
Recently, to express gratitude to our long-term clients for their support, during the "Year-End Grand Sale to Give Back to Clients" event, the WorldWay Immigration held multiple screenings of the classic Yugoslav film "The Bridge," which received unanimous praise from both new and old clients!

Montenegro Accelerates EU Accession Process: All Negotiation Chapters Have Been Opened
Recently, Radio Free Europe reported that the European Union has approved the initiation of negotiations with Montenegro regarding 'Chapter 8 - Competition,' which is the final chapter in Montenegro's accession talks. The Secretary's Office of the Montenegro government has confirmed this news through Radio Free Europe. Radio Free Europe has informed the Montenegro government that 'this proves that Montenegro has completed all necessary work in the area of EU accession, and this work has been recognized by the EU…

Great News: Chinese Passport Holders Can Now Visit Montenegro Visa-Free!
According to information recently published by the Consular Service of the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Montenegro, Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports can now enter, transit through, and stay in Montenegro for up to 30 days without a visa, provided they meet certain conditions. This makes travel and business in Montenegro more convenient and efficient for Chinese citizens, marking excellent news for Chinese tourists and investors alike!



