Montenegro is divided into 21 areas (opština) with a population of about 650,000 (estimated in 2014). The Montenegro accounts for 44.98%, and Montenegro’s economy is supported by the service industry. In 2007, the service industry accounted for 72.4% of gross national product, manufacturing and agriculture accounted for 17.6% and 10%, respectively. The manufacturing industry in Montenegro is mainly aluminum and steel, followed by agricultural products processing. The gross national product of Montenegro has an increase of 10.7%, and tourism is the economic lifeline of Montenegro. Each year, about 1 million tourists arrive in Montenegro for sightseeing, bringing in revenue of nearly 500 million euros. .
The European Commission recommended Montenegro as a candidate country on November 9, 2010. This identity was officially granted to Montenegro on December 17, 2010. Therefore, there is the EU 27+1, which refers to the EU countries (Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg) , Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden) plus Montenegro.
In order to deal with these issues, Montenegro has made compliance with the regulations on ecology and justice to conform to the EU system. In order to deal with these issues, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of European Integration have established a full-time institution dedicated to joining the European Union, namely the Office of Chief Negotiator Assistance. For example: On July 27, 2010, the Montenegrin Parliament passed a non-discrimination law, which prohibits the use of sexual orientation and gender identity as a reason for discrimination. This is one of the compliances made by the EU. Montenegro is expected to be completed in 2025 and become a full member of the European Union. Now citizens of Montenegro can enter the Schengen area without a visa, including Bulgaria, Cyprus and Romania. Moving to Montenegro is guaranteed by EU law, freedom and social security.
Free circulation of goods, freedom of work, freedom of provision of services, free movement of capital, financial services, food security, fisheries, transportation policies, economic and monetary policies, social and employment policies, trans-European networks, judicial and basic rights, life Freedom and security, science and research, and education and study.
Montenegro companies use a favorable tax system. Montenegro is one of the lowest personal income tax rates in Europe and one of the best conditions for free business in the EU. The corporate tax rate is only 9%. Montenegro is regarded as the pearl of the Balkans and one of the fastest growing economies in the Balkans. It enjoys a good reputation and tourists can enjoy beautiful scenery and historical monuments. The official language is Montenegrin, where Albanian, Bosnian and Croatian are also spoken. Montenegro is an existing member of the United Nations and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). In order to enhance the domestic tourism status of southern European beaches, Montenegro invites and encourages investment elites to come to Montenegro and grants investors and family members citizenship, and does not require language qualifications and immigration supervision requirements.
The government will approve the list of development projects in the field of tourism based on the recommendations of the Ministry of Sustainable Development and Tourism.
Hotels and Resorts
Agriculture
Wood
Fishing
The government will approve the list of development projects in the field of tourism based on the recommendations of the Ministry of Sustainable Development and Tourism.
[Hotel and Resort]
1. A 15 million euro tourism project in the coastal area or the capital Podgorica, employing at least 80 employees and at least 60 accommodation units
2. Invest 5 million euros in the northern or central region (except the capital Podgorica) with at least 25 employees and 35 accommodation units
[agriculture]
Invest at least 2 million euros in primary agricultural production and create at least 10 jobs
[timber processing]
Invest 4 million Euros and hire at least 20 employees
[Fishery]
Invest at least 3.5 million Euros in fisheries and processed products and employ 20 people