Residency in Europe - Montenegro Has The Easiest Expat Residency (Americans Retire in Europe)
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Today we visit with Yulie (Julie) an expert on immigration in Montenegro. We discuss the two most popular Residency programs (Home Ownership, & Business Ownership) offered by this beautiful Adriatic country.
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The Schengen Agreement has ruined the dream for millions around the world to slow travel through Europe. Gone are the days of crossing from Spain to France and resetting your clock in a neighboring country. If your country is not a member of Schengen you have to look at these 26 countries as one, an American can only spend 90 days out of 180 days between all 26 countries. Montenegro and a handful of European countries including the UK are options to live in to reset your Schengen clock. If you’re an American, Canadian, Australian, New Zealander, or from South Africa a Non-Schengen country like Montenegro should be in consideration for your investment budget. Even if you’re not choosing residency in Montenegro, it’s a great place to live 90 out of 180 days if you need to leave the Schengen. There are some residency options available through a few Schengen countries, but most of these require €250,000-€1,000,000 invested in or paid to the country. Italy has some options that are vaguely written and subjective to local decisions that can be inconsistent. To us Montenegro is the easiest and possibly most cost effective options available if Europe residency is desired.
We bought our home in Kotor Montenegro in 2016, we were enchanted by this medieval city from first sight. With the low cost of living, Mediterranean climate, UNESCO Heritage designation, and it's popularity as a tourist destination for Eastern Europeans and the British it made perfect sense to buy here. As we travel Europe over the next 5 to 10 years we will be using our home in Montenegro as our home base, rest assured our journey is not ending.
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Warren and Julie ask some important questions. They scrutinize every useful/important/mandatory aspects. Thank you for both and congrats from Brazil.
Thanks for watching 😊
Beautiful video! Thank you. We are visiting Europe after helping a new school open in Lviv; I was Deputy Head Master. Slava Ukraine! I am a semi-retired English teacher/instructor and university supervisor. We're in Krakow until arriving in Tallinn for my Digital Nomad Visa application interview on Feb 1st....I hope we can stay in Estonia. But, if we must leave Schengen, Montenegro looks great. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful! Best of luck to you 🤞
Warren and Julie,you are two Gems. Your work is just invaluable for anyone wanting to resettle in another country. You scrutinise every possibility. You seem to ask yourselves “ what else would they need to know to help them determine whether this country is for them or not. Great Work!
Thank you for the kind words!!
Very informative on how to get residency in Montenegro, thanks for sharing...
I am now more convinced to relocate there by next year...let this pandemic ends this year 🙏🙏🙏
Let us know if you make the move.
Hi Warren and Julie, thank you for the good presentation !
Our pleasure! Thank you for watching:)
Extremely informative, thank you!
Thanks we appreciate your comments 😊
Excellent video! Cheers!
Thanks ❤️
Hi Warren & Julie …longtime fan first time caller here ….I was wondering if you guys would cover the bringing of your dogs to Montenegro and what that process looks like .thank you for your amazing content ..we will be neighbors soon.
We would be happy to give some guidance on this, but we brought our dogs into Serbia via air, not Montenegro. We crossed through land borders for Montenegro. The process is probably a bit similar. Thanks for watching us. You may email me with specific questions and I will do my best to answer. Warrenjulietravel@gmail.com
Hi Warren and Julie I love your videos, trough your eyes i learn so much about the beautiful country my son has been living in for the past two years. He lives and work in Podgorica. It is our dream to visit him soon, as soon as we can travel. We are from South Africa and have not seen our son in two years, so we can not wait to go and visit him.
Thank you for all the information you share with the world.
Thanks so much for the comment, we hope you make the visit to see your son soon. ❤️
Very informative indeed. I liked the part where warren was summing up everything that the lady said, after when she said....good presentation. I will definitely contact her for future ME immigration prospects.
Thanks we are glad you liked the video, we try to provide relevant information. 😊
This video was very helpful.
Thanks, we are glad to help 😊😊
Thank you so much for your video,
Thank you for watching.
Thanks very helpful 👍
Glad it helped
This is awesome thank you f)r this share…
You are very welcome 😊
Hi Warren an jullie nice info were the information from julie were her number nice to see you all keep making nice videos like this be safe
Thanks for watching, her information is in the video description. If your unable to open it for some reason let me know and I’ll paste it when I’m back on a computer.
Thanks for this informative video.... I would like to request you please make a same information about Croatia and Slovenia 🇸🇮
In time we will 😊
Would be good if you went to ohrid macedonia to do one video there about property for sale new builds and buying for residency prices good video keep it going 👍
Hey guys I don't know if this was just my experience but the volume was so low even with the volume at 100 percent on my laptop that I could not here what Yulie was saying.
Dependens are only: children under 18 y.o. and official wife/husband
Hi - thanks for your video. The volume on your intro is so loud compared to the volume of your main video. It's almost like you've up'd the volume like the commercials on the TV. Anyway you can fix that...thanks!
Sorry about that. We are working to fix those issues.
Hi, I have recently stumbled upon your channel and love your content! Would like to be able to hear it a bit better, in case you have plans to upgrade the microphone situation.
Yup, I totally agree. It was really hard to hear...:)
Hi dear friend
I like to setup the company in Montenegro please inform me how much money i need every year
One person how much money i need to expenses for monthly one room rent furnished includes
Hi Bumped into your channel. I am from US, and want to spend time in Europe with one of the countries as a base and travel around different parts of Europe for about 2/3 years. The Shengen visa allows only 90 days per every 180 days in the EU. I liked your idea which is shuttling between a Schengen and a non Schengen country. I was thinking of Spain on a Non Lucrative visa or Portugal on a D7 visa and even with that temp residence there, I believe they enforce the 90 day / 180 day rule and this doesnt help in staying in the EU zone and be able to travel within EU any time without the 90/180 rule. Can you please do a video on ideas how one can bypass this without going thru applying for temp Visa, the paper work etc. Will be Much appreciated. Is it possible to get apartment rentals for 1month duration in any given place that may workout cheaper than airbnb etc. Thanks and so glad i bumped into your channel
Hello! I was wondering if you had any information on temporary work visas in Montenegro? Do they offer anything short term if for instance you would work in a field such as construction?
Sounds like Montenegro is no easier for Americans to live with or without residency than Serbia.
There are numerous residency options in both countries.
Thank you very much. I'm American, Retired, Kids all grown, grand kids. Ill miss very much 💔But their a lot handier @ communication than I . I've been 🤔 about Uruguay? But 🤔now Montenegro ..👍👏👏😉
Thank you for watching us. We hope you find the right fit.
She is very good ....
:)
Thank you for sharing important information , I think this interview covered good topics such as Residency, Bank , Car , duration of stay etc . Can you do another video in near future if possible about Serbia Residency , Banking system , Car ownership , duration eligibility during residency etc . I do understand that you have made one video in last few months In Serbia with lawyer in NoVI Sad , but still I feel it requires more through info as nicely presented in this video about montenegro . As I am owner of property in belgrade and I am eligible to enter Serbia for 90 days even without if not owning property ,as per my country passport ( UAE) , but I am exploring on temporary residency options if can be a better option only to enable and have the advantage of activating my current banking transfer / Receive online in there as I came to know this is not possible as banking policy in serbia if property owner os not a residence for this option ( only physical presence in bank is eligible for such transactions ) , this will help to be able and easiness to lease or sell any unit in future if required Also for propose purchase and owning of car etc. once again thank you for interesting and useful videos 🙏
We may do another Serbia in the future, we will probably go to Bulgaria next, and then Poland. We can try and hit on the topics you mentioned then as well. Thanks for watching 😊
Thank you . Enjoy rest of your tour in Europe
I must be missing something. You're allowed out of the country 10 mos out of 5 years if you obtain residency. How would this be a good a good base for you?? I guess you're in for 3 mos on a tourist visa and out for the 3 mos to explore the Schengen countries. Keeping your travel cost lower back and forth. I guess you keep rotating and never obtain residency? I've enjoyed your videos, the Ecuador tours were very helpful. Thanks
We aren’t doing Residency, we will be in and out as we wish just not exceeding 90 days in a 180 day period. We may spend 4-5 months a year here. Thanks for watching 😊
I would be interested to know as a US expat on a temp residency do you pay Montenegro income tax on top of US income tax? US does not have a tax treaty with Montenegro so I am interested in how that plays out.
Hi, many thanks for this informative video. Can you or Julie please advise a little bit more on the business setup (which can be done according the July) from abroad as well? How does it work? Does it have any advantage vs. when you get to the country to set it up? Also, in terms of the bank account, do you need to show the Bank residency proof in order to open an account with the £3650, or this can be done simultaneously? I am thinking of opening a 0 business there, this is why I am asking. Please advise. Many thanks in advance and God bless you all.
Contact Julia her information is in the video description 😊
The company can be opened remotely with PoA. 3650 e are needed for res.permit, not for the opening the company
Checked out Yulia’s website but doesn’t seem to have an English version. Wish to find out more.
I asked her to check the comments here. I use Google which translates the page as an FYI.
@@WarrenJulieTravel thank you so much 😊 yeah it worked. You guys are such an angel.
OK, let me make sure I understand this correctly. To qualify for a Business Owner visa, the only "business activity" one has to show for the business is to pay a tax of 100 Euros/month, which includes health coverage in the public health system for the business owner? And the Business Owner visa allows the business owner to be in OR outside of Montenegro for any length of time they choose during the year that they have the temporary version of that visa? And the only other requirement is that the business owner has to deposit 3,650 Euros into a local bank at the time they apply for the first temporary visa, but there is no requirement to keep that money in the bank once they get the visa or re-deposit it when applying for subsequent temporary visas?
And if the business owner wants their partner to be able to have the same ability to move in and out of the country, the partner would need to "establish" their own separate business and apply for their own Business Owner visa with all of the requirements listed above?
Surely I'm missing something. I know these rules can change at any time, but the apparent ease with which one can get a temporary visa in Montenegro seems too good to be true (maybe that's why your guest was laughing). If you aren't concerned about getting a permanent residency visa, this sounds like an option that is unbelievably easy to exercise.
Yes, and you summarized our understanding of the process quite well. 👍
Let me explain. Maybe my words were not so clear in the video. 1.It is about permanent residence permit which you renew annually. Visa is another document and definition in Monte. 2.Owner of the business no right to apply for a res.permit. Only director can. So to get a perm.res.permit the owner of the company in Monte should be an executive director of the same company. 3.If you want to apply for a Permanent res.permit one day the limitation for absence for the director is: no more than 10 months out during 5 years and no more than 6 months together within that 10 months 4.Deposit as of 3650 e has nothing with business. It is a guarantee deposit on your private bank acc.in Montenegro bank to confirm the authorities that you have money for livinig. You can spend this money after you get your temporary res.permit 5.As for family member - the restrictions regarding absence during 5 years are the same as for the director. But there are additional limitations, which dont cover a director. And it is that if you have permit as a family member or property owner you can not be out MNE more than 3 months a year. And from these 3 months you can be absent only one month without any approval. But if you want be out more than 1 month (and not more than 3 months) a year you need to inform the immigration police in an appropriate way, mentioned the good reasins for absence and provide the police with documents, which confirm your reasons.
@@balkanexpert.9776 Thank you for your response. I'm pretty sure that you essentially confirmed what I thought. I think we use different words to describe the same thing and that can cause confusion (for example, when I say "owner" of the business, I am referring to what you call the "director" of the business, even though I realize it is possible for them to be 2 different people).
@@Calipeixegato Hello! Has the monthly amount for this increased?
Hey I am considering buying a place there. How was it wiring money into a Montenegro bank from a US bank....just wondering, Any bank you recommend?
Thanks
I was very interested in retiring in Montenegro and can afford to live there, but after some research discovered I would have to *buy* an apartment. However, in Bulgaria, I can rent a flat - I don't have to buy it. So Bulgaria, here I come in 2022!
Hmm? Not so, you can start a corporation and get residency as an officer of the company. You’ll need to pay a minimum monthly tax but you get medical coverage from it.
Bulgaria i suppose is a EU country right. So you are saying that you can rent an apartment live indefinitely there? I know for sure Varna is a very desirable beach town in BUlgaria and 2 BR flats go for 70-100K this i heard from a neighbor of mine in the US who is from there. Besides Bulgaria is also very affordable and easy reach to many EU countrie for travel. Any info will be appreciated
@@cookmaster3626 see our Bulgaria residency video. You can get residency there.
So if I understand this correctly.
If you intend to come to Montenegro maybe 6 months out of the year the residency permit for setting up a business would be the most suitable.
With the residency permit from property ownership, if you leave for longer than 3 months your residency application may be denied.
Yes and yes 👍
Limitations are mostly connected to the Permanent res.permit. So that if there is an intention to apply for a Perm.res.permit one day you have to remember that the general rule is no more than 10 months out within 5 years. That is why 6 months out annually for a director of the company doesnt work
Can you make the same video for Kosovo & Albania ?
What if I complete staying, exceed more than 5 years after leaving many times for example 7-8 years.still I eligible for PR.
No, you can not apply in case if you break continiously of staying
Hi i,m living in Iran
Can you directe me for company registration?
I also checked out the Yulias website but I only know English. Would love to pay someone to help me set up a business and bank account. Please let me know if you can help. Thank you so much for the information!!
I asked her to check the comments. I use Google and it has a translation option as an FYI.
Hi, montenegro was in my list 2 years ago, can u help me get a working visa? I am a teacher from the philippines
Please contact Yulia. Her information is in the video description.
Hello :) Is it still 10 euros per day for 2022? Any changes to that number? Thank you!
If you’re speaking to a tourist tax, it’s 1€ per day, half for children 12-18.
Do they check that company exist in next year renewel
Please reach out to Julia with questions. Her contact information is in the video description.
Best of luck from Pakistan
Thanks 😊
Actually, now you are allowed to leave for up to 90 days, not 30 as previously. I am a temporary resident, and I leave once a year for 90 days, approximately. They changed it recently, about a year and a half ago, and now you must go to MUP and fill out a form stating the dates you'll be gone and the reason.
Which Residency program do you have? Home ownership? Thanks
@@WarrenJulieTravel I first had a work one, and now I have a marriage one. So maybe the rules are different?? But things keep changing all the time!
Never been 30 days limitations only. It always was from 30 up to 90 days. But no one took care. And from 2018 they finally implemented this article of the law
@@balkanexpert.9776 Ah okay, so it was always up to 90 days. Got it, thanks! :)
Please advise if they have "Citizen by Investment..!" If so, how much..?
Montenegro's CBI program ceased in 2023.
Is either option available without returning to your home country? I'm already in Europe and don't want to spend the time and money to go back and wait.
Check with Julia on Montenegro, I think you can get your FBI check done through a company across the border in Croatia. The other items can be mailed. I assume the other country you are speaking of since I had a couple questions from you on Bulgaria is regarding Bulgaria. I don’t think you have the ability to do residency without originating the process in your home country, I’m assuming it’s the US?
Yes, you can apply for a res.permit
Very informative video thanks. I was wondering about the citizen investment program, I believe if you invest a certain amount one can gain immediate citizenship. Is this correct?
Not that I am aware of. Hopefully Yulie can comment here with that information if so.
A very thought-provoking video! Along the lines of Capitals194 comment, curious what qualifies as a business? Could one purchase outright four or five properties and then rent it out to locals or tourist with VRBO and Airbnb and be called a business owner? All the while, traveling back-and-forth to the US and reapplying for a temporary residency once the 10 months has been used up. If after 8 to 10 years of doing this, the owner retires permanently to Montenegro would full permanent residency be granted month one, based on today’s laws and residency rules?
Long winded question but hopefully it’s a simple answer like.... yea and yes 😉
Keep up the great work- love your videos!
Yes it turned out there is. It ends December 31st, it’s €400,000.
The scheme we were speaking about you don’t necessarily need a functioning business. You can however have a money making business, and I’d think your VRBO would qualify as one, I’ll let Yulie respond though. You would need five years of temporary residency with no more than 10 months out of the country for permanent residency. Thanks for watching 👍
Yes, there is an economic citizenship programme. It is available until 31st of Dec 2021. Minim.investments are from apprx 400.000 e (including investments itself, commissions of the agency, government tax). It takes about 6 months to get a Montenegrin passport if you were approved by the complience
Does same rules apply in Serbia?
No it’s a different country with different rules. We have a video on Serbia residency, but you’ll see there is a bit of vagueness. I may look at doing it again when we visit Serbia again.
Hi, I've 2 questions:
1) Which bank (s) would you recommend?
2) With the current Asian hate-crime, I'm trying to find out, which country are more open, and acceptable to Asians in general?
We're looking at Serbia, maybe Albania, ... & am not entirely sure. Perhaps even Montenegro.
Would truly appreciate a lot if you could help us out. Much thanks.
I don’t know much about any Asian hate crime, that’s not a thing around Montenegro or Serbia that I’m aware of. Regarding banks our friend recommended Erste bank in Montenegro. Hope this helps.
m o i, as a Serbian/American, I can sadly say that Asian hate crime is a mostly United States phenomenon. Serbia has a very close relationship with China and these are thousands of Chinese living throughout Serbia(most of them are shop owners) and there are a lot of students. Novi Beograd/New Belgrade has a whole neighborhood that is dedicated to Chinese residents(over 10,000 people). There are Chinese/Oriental markets and restaurants throughout the city. As you speak English, you should be able to navigate there easily. If you look at our recent history, Serbia/Yugoslavia had and still has good relations with the Orient, the Middle East, Israel, Russia, most countries of the EU and even the USA which has large corporations investing there. Too bad we couldn't get along as southern Slavs. Many educated Balkan people are leaving for EU countries due to more opportunity and better pay.
@@WarrenJulieTravel Thank you for the recommendation of a bank.
It will truly help for sure, something to begin with at least. TQ! x
@@mkedan6741 Hi, hi!! Thank you so much for your input, truly appreciate you taking the time. 🙏🙏
That kind of concludes what I've learned about Serbia. Really helpful indeed.
Well, trouble is - I can't get into Serbia directly as a Malaysian Chinese. I need to fly into, either Albania, Or Bosnia where there's a Serbian Embassy, and hopefully they can issue me a visa to enter. Otherwise, I just can't.
Speaking of hate crime, I do know it's mostly a US phenomenon. Sad though.
What did you mean you're a Serbian/American? 🤔
Just curious. 😄
Younger generations of more educated ones are leaving their home countries to pursue jobs, and opportunities are everywhere, here in Malaysia as well. Because we don't get jobs easily, nor do they pay well enough in some segment of different fields, sadly. Therefore I can understand. I was fortunate, without a master degree, I had a pretty well paid job (s) & companies I was with, did well as employers. But that was some years ago. Things have since changed.
I've a question: Hope you don't mind. What about the pandemic? What is your & general populations view on that?
I've to be honest, I'm not a fan of vaccines, nor am I a anti-vaccine person, but I've no clue what is in that shot (s)! & I do think this whole virus thing is really all political, and with a huge agenda. & there's a reason for it to continue.
Once again, thanks so much for being so helpful. You're appreciated 🙏👍
Cheers from Asia x
1.Any bank in Monte which accept you (there are few of them) 2.No problems with your nationality as it is, but it is not so easy to get national Montenegrin visa.
I want to open a company and start doing business there.
Can I take my children with me aged over 18 as my dependents or is there any other way I could take them with me?
You will need to open a corporation for each and pay the minimum monthly tax.
@@WarrenJulieTravel alright thanku so much for the information really appreciate it
I'm living in Liberia
I really interested in coming in to Montenegro,can you please help me to guide me in the process?
Please contact Julia. She will be able to further assist you in this process. Her information is in the video description.
@@WarrenJulieTravel
Hello sis Julia
@@WarrenJulieTravel I'm from liberian i need your help,
I want you to help me to get to Montenegro.
what is the story on tax relief from worldwide income if you are also a taxpayer in another country that does not have a tax treaty with montenegro?
looking for real world 2023 answers - not anecdotal
Somehow we missed this comment. I do not believe you would pay taxes on income outside of this country unless you actually become a tax resident, but if you have interest in pursuing residency, we can get you in touch with our expert. We have a newer video on this and you might get a laugh out of it because the lighting made us blue like Smurfs.
your link to your airbnb is broken
We sold that property and bought a different location. We have not used Airbnb for it yet, but we have a listing. We only have September 11 to October 10 open currently.
www.airbnb.com/slink/BYUhMQHq
Where is Yulias contact info
Please look into the video description.
You can get temporary residence permit (TRP) by buying a property in ME but that TRP will not allow you to apply for Permanent residence permit even if you live consecutively for five years in ME.
No you can get permanent after five years, you are not supposed to leave more than ten months over the five years however to gain permanent residency.
@@WarrenJulieTravel Source ME Govt.
The time required for approval of permanent residence shall not include the time during which a foreigner was in Montenegro:
• temporary residence for the purpose of secondary education or study;
• temporary residence for the dispose to real estate that the foreigner owns in Montenegro;
• temporary residence approved for seasonal work and work of seconded workers;
Let me know where am I wrong!
You are wrong. the Immigration law allows property owners to apply for a Permanent residency in case if you meet all legal requirements. The law changed twice already since 2015 when the res.permit for property owners was imposed
@@bobwa399 please contact Julia at Balkan Experts. Information in the video description. Thanks
@@balkanexpert.9776 What are those "all legal requirements??" Are there any further requirements, besides owning a property and living for five years, to become eligible to apply for PRP? Or..is it linked to establishing a company as well. I read at ME Govt. site saying that time spent in ME with property ownership is not counted towards five years stay requirement for PRP (There were other conditions as well for not making you eligible for PRP)
Can I open English language centre ? How much is cost of living ? How much is the consultancy fee to get company registered
Please contact Julia for answers to these questions. Our information is in the video description.
@@WarrenJulieTravel can you give me suggestions what will be the best country to start business with small investment in European union . I will contact her but since I am software engineer . I am considering good job with opportunities as well business opportunities with less investment in European union country .
@@KunalKumar-bx2sz Serbia or Montenegro are good options, Bulgaria may be a good landing spot for you in the EU. If you’re looking for employment in the EU you’ll need to look at job boards and find someone hiring. See our Bulgarian residency video as well as Serbia. Also watch our recent Poland Residency video.
@@WarrenJulieTravel ok I may come Montenegro can I have one time call with you ? I tried to apply for jobs but unfortunately I didn't got job yet i can find job easily in south east asia working here from so many years in south east asia . I find few opportunities in Europe but that is for PhD education and need to study again few years so now I am thinking to start business or job . Can you tell how is job market in Montenegro like software jobs or opening training centre or opening small super market .
You would have to work for company/employer from outside of Montenegro. Basically work remotely!
Hi
I am from pakistan and of age 51
I want to be in montinegro for the rest of my life, I am maths expert teacher by the way
Good luck 👍☺️
It’s sad to see this beautiful gem of a country to be displayed on RUclips now by anyone wanting to make $$$ for passive income. Now there is so much international interest from other developed countries where affordability is declining that the locals of Montenegro will soon be squeezed out of there out place. This hype is also driving up the price of real estate, soon will be making it just as unaffordable as neighboring countries. With that, foreigners bring their own bad habits, politics and take up employment positions. Yet, the locals are suffering. Locals always welcomed tourists, but now these tourists becoming residents. RUclips eventually will ruin the quaintness of this country. 😢
I'm sorry you feel this way. We don't agree. We bought in 2016 and have seen many wonderful people move there and bring financial support with them.
Can pakistan national get residencey?
Please reach out to Yulia with your inquiry.
How I open company can you give me any contact
I want to settle down in Montengro which person we can meet for my paper work n visa n I want to buy passport u video clip is to good sent me whatssup no thanking you sir
Please contact Yulia her information is in the video description