Montenegro for remote workers
EU candidate on the Adriatic that uses the euro without being in the eurozone. Low headline taxes: self-employed income is untaxed up to €8,400/year then 9%/15%, and a dedicated digital-nomad residence permit exempts foreign-source income from personal income tax entirely. Living costs sit around 63% of the EU average. No EU/Schengen membership, so its own customs and visa rules apply.
Verified
At a glance
The headline numbers for Montenegro — each with its own source and freshness. A live official figure is not the same as a survey estimate or a 30-year climate normal.
What the tags meanofficial — live figure from a government or authorityopen data — open dataset (Eurostat, EEA, M-Lab, UdSC…)survey — survey or index estimatecurated — SettleMetric-assembled estimate — open the source for the method
Cost of living
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Curated by SettleMetric
- Data as of
- Dec 31, 2024
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Method
- Anchored on the official comparative price level (Montenegro AIC = 63% of EU-27 in 2024; food & non-alcoholic beverages 84%, energy 46%, restaurants/services lower). A single-person non-rent basket (food, utilities, transport, mobile+internet, modest leisure) at ~63% of the EU-27 average maps to roughly €800–850/month; converted at ≈1.08 USD/EUR ≈ $900/month. Curated estimate from the official price-level index (a household-budget-survey basket line was not separately published by MONSTAT at check time); treat as approximate and refine against a published one-person HBS basket.
$900/mo
2024curated
Rent, 1–3 bed
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SettleMetric — population-weighted average of covered cities (Budva, Podgorica)
Curated by SettleMetric
- Data as of
- Jul 4, 2026
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Method
- Population-weighted mean of the rent-breakdown matrices of Budva, Podgorica; each cell averages the cities that report it. See each city page for its exact local matrix.
$473–$1,186
/mo
2026curated
Freelancer tax
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Curated by SettleMetric
- Data as of
- Jan 1, 2026
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Method
- Best generally-available registered scheme me-preduzetnik-stvarni at €60,000 revenue with 10% (€6,000) expenses, Podgorica: social contributions (PIO 10% + unemployment 1% on the 150%-of-average-wage notional base = €2,387.88) + PIT 9%/15% on €51,612 profit incl. 15% municipal surtax (€7,205.69) = €9,593.57 → 16.0%. A digital-nomad permit holder pays 0% PIT on foreign-source income (scheme me-digital-nomad-exempt) — the far lower option, but it is a temporary residence-status exemption (foreign income only, programme running to end-2026), so the comparable general-freelancer burden is recorded here.
16%
2026curated
Safety
i
Eurostat — police-recorded intentional homicide (ICCS0101), rate per hundred thousand, Montenegro
Open data
- Data as of
- Dec 31, 2024
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Notes
- Eurostat series for Montenegro (EU candidate), updated 2026-04-29: 2024 = 0.81, 2023 = 1.13, 2022 = 2.26, 2021 = 2.57 per 100,000 — a clear multi-year decline. Police-recorded basis.
0.81/100k
2024open data
Internet
i
Official source
- Data as of
- Dec 31, 2024
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Method
- Official regulator measurement. In 2024, EKIP's NetTest system (measurement server at the Montenegro IXP / MIXP, BEREC-2014-compliant) recorded 3,258 user-initiated tests; the 2,939 tests on FIXED networks gave an average measured download of 85.1 Mb/s (mobile: 319 tests, 59.5 Mb/s). BASIS DIFFERS from Poland's value: this is a MEAN of user-initiated NetTest measurements from the national regulator, NOT an M-Lab NDT daily-median aggregate and NOT a subscribed/advertised speed — so it is only loosely comparable to M-Lab-based figures for other countries (M-Lab NDT is single-stream and reads lower; EKIP NetTest is a fuller multi-parameter tool and this is a mean, not a median).
- Notes
- M-Lab was left null earlier: the public M-Lab country files for Montenegro carry only sparse partial-January data (≈16 days, <400 fixed tests/year in 2023), too thin for a trustworthy annual median (Ookla-style figures are a forbidden source for this criterion). Used the official EKIP-measured mean instead. Corroboration (basis = subscribed/contracted speed, EKIP GI2024 §2.11 'Struktura korisnika po brzinama pristupa', end-2024): 0.08% <2 Mb/s, 16.75% 2–<30, 13.20% 30–<100, 33.99% 100–<200, 28.88% 200–<500, 6.95% 500 Mb/s–<1 Gb/s, 0.15% ≥1 Gb/s — the median SUBSCRIPTION falls in the 100–200 Mb/s tier, well above the 85.1 Mb/s measured throughput, as expected. FTTx is ~50% of subscriptions and NGA (≥30 Mb/s) covers 82% of households.
85 Mbps
2024official
English
i
Research
- Data as of
- Jul 4, 2026
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Notes
- Own band. Montenegro is NOT ranked in the EF EPI 2025 edition, so no EF band is available. English is widely used in tourism, coastal towns and among younger people, but government offices and much of daily administration operate in Montenegrin (Cyrillic/Latin). Banded 'moderate' — workable in tourist/service settings, less so in bureaucracy. To upgrade if a MONSTAT census English-knowledge figure or a future EF EPI entry is confirmed.
Moderate
2026survey
Private health
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Curated by SettleMetric
- Data as of
- Jul 4, 2026
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Method
- Comprehensive local voluntary health insurance (outpatient + inpatient) for a healthy 35-year-old resident foreigner runs roughly €500–900/year from domestic insurers (Lovćen, Sava, Wiener), with international IPMI plans several times higher. Curated midpoint ≈€650/year ≈ $700 at 1.08 USD/EUR. Premiums are quoted on request (no public engine), so this is a market midpoint, not a published quote; international (worldwide) plans would be far more expensive.
- Notes
- Montenegro's public health fund (Fond za zdravstveno osiguranje) covers residents who contribute; most foreigners without local employment buy private cover. Comprehensive local plans are inexpensive by EU standards. Refine with three named public quotes next cycle.
$700/yr
2026curated
Crypto
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Official source
- Data as of
- Jul 1, 2026
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Notes
- Holding and trading crypto is legal for individuals; it is not legal tender (Central Bank warning). Gains are taxed under the personal income tax as capital income at the flat 15% rate. As an EU candidate, Montenegro is drafting a MiCA-aligned virtual-assets law (public consultation opened 2025; a Directorate for Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain was established), but comprehensive dedicated crypto legislation was not yet adopted as of mid-2026 — classified legal-regulated (standard taxation, licensing framework pending), not legal-friendly.
Legal regulated
2026official
What it costs you per month
A planning estimate: real asking rent plus a cost-of-living basket scaled to your household. Not a quote.
Household
Lifestyle
Location
Estimated total
$1,373/mo
≈ $16,476 / year
Where it goes
- Rent (1-bed)$473
- Food & non-alcoholic drinks$300
- Restaurants & cafés$130
- Household & misc.$125
- Utilities (electricity, water, heating)$120
- Transport$90
- Recreation & culture$90
- Communications (mobile + internet)$45
- Living costs$900
Rent from the asking-rent matrix below. Living costs scale a one-person basket ($900/mo) by household size and lifestyle; the equivalence factors are our assumption. Schooling and one-off setup are excluded.
Cost of living
What a single person spends each month — food, utilities, transport, eating out and the rest — excluding rent.
| Criterion | Value | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Cost of living (single, excl. rent) | 900USD/month, single person, excluding rentiCurated by SettleMetric
| 8.0 |
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MONSTAT / Eurostat comparative price levels 2024 (category indices) — derived breakdown
Curated by SettleMetric
- Data as of
- Dec 31, 2024
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Method
- Category split derived from the official Montenegro price-level indices vs EU-27 (food & non-alcoholic 84%, energy 46%, furniture 76%, etc.) applied to a single-person non-rent basket totalling ~$900/month. Illustrative allocation consistent with the cost-of-living aggregate, NOT a published household-budget-survey table — to be replaced when MONSTAT one-person HBS category data is located.
- Notes
- Derived allocation for display; sums to the ~$900/month aggregate. Utilities/energy are notably cheap in Montenegro (energy price level 46% of EU), while food is relatively higher (84%).
Food & non-alcoholic drinks300 USD
Restaurants & cafés130 USD
Household & misc.125 USD
Utilities (electricity, water, heating)120 USD
Transport90 USD
Recreation & culture90 USD
Communications (mobile + internet)45 USD
Montenegro's single-person household-budget basket, excluding rent.
Housing
What it costs to rent, by apartment type and location.
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SettleMetric — population-weighted average of covered cities (Budva, Podgorica)
Curated by SettleMetric
- Data as of
- Jul 4, 2026
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Method
- Population-weighted mean of the rent-breakdown matrices of Budva, Podgorica; each cell averages the cities that report it. See each city page for its exact local matrix.
| Apartment | Central | Outside centre |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | 372 USD/mo | 298 USD/mo |
| 1-bedroom | 593 USD/mo | 473 USD/mo |
| 2-bedroom | 781 USD/mo | 625 USD/mo |
| 3-bedroom | 1,186 USD/mo | 941 USD/mo |
Safety
How safe daily life is, from official crime statistics.
| Criterion | Value | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Homicide rate | 0.8intentional homicides per 100,000/yeariEurostat — police-recorded intentional homicide (ICCS0101), rate per hundred thousand, Montenegro Open data
| 9.4 |
Healthcare
What comprehensive private medical cover costs.
| Criterion | Value | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Private healthcare cost | 700USD/year, comprehensive private insurance premium, healthy 35-year-oldiCurated by SettleMetric
| 9.4 |
Money & crypto
Crypto rules and how freely personal money moves.
| Criterion | Value | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Crypto regulation | Legal regulatediOfficial source
| 8.0 |
| Financial control level | LowiOfficial source
| 10.0 |
Infrastructure
Internet speed and how parcels get to your door.
| Criterion | Value | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Domestic delivery quality | GoodiPošta Crne Gore (national postal operator) — network and parcel services Official source
| 7.0 |
| International delivery ease | Significant frictioniOfficial source
| 4.0 |
| Internet speed | 85.1Mbps, median fixed downloadiOfficial source
| 6.4 |
Language
How far English gets you in daily life and services.
| Criterion | Value | Score |
|---|---|---|
| English proficiency | ModerateiResearch
| 5.0 |
Demographics
Who else lives here — the share of foreign residents and the largest national communities, from official statistics.
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MONSTAT — 2023 Census of Population, Households and Dwellings: population by citizenship
Official source
- Data as of
- Oct 31, 2023
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Method
- 2023 Census (reference date 31 Oct 2023): total 623,633 residents. Foreign citizenship only = 46,878 (7.52%); Montenegrin + foreign (dual) = 10,691 (1.71%); stateless = 240 (0.04%). Counting foreign-only + dual = 57,569 ≈ 9.2% of residents. The residence-basis figure (foreign-only) is 7.52%.
- Notes
- Census self-declaration basis (as of Oct 2023), which captures resident population including those with temporary protection at the time. Interior Ministry residence-permit data (June 2023) cited a higher ~96,000 (~15%) figure including all temporary/permanent permit holders; the census (usual-resident, self-declared) is used here as the official statistical basis. Largest foreign groups: Russia and Serbia (see nationality-breakdown).
Largest communities of foreign residents46,878 total
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MONSTAT — 2023 Census, population with foreign citizenship by country (Table 4)
Official source
- Data as of
- Oct 31, 2023
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Method
- MONSTAT 2023 Census Table 4 (foreign-citizenship residents, total 46,878 = 100%). Shares as published: Russia 28.90%, Serbia 27.80%, Bosnia and Herzegovina 10.77%, Kosovo 6.51%, Ukraine 6.50%, all EU countries combined 5.55%. Turkey and Albania follow. Excludes dual (Montenegrin+foreign) citizens (10,691).
- Notes
- Foreign-only citizenship basis. Russians and Serbs are by far the largest communities, together ~57% of foreign nationals; a large Russian influx followed 2022. Counts are census self-declaration; residence-permit registers give somewhat different totals.
Russia28.9%13,550
Serbia27.8%13,031
Bosnia and Herzegovina10.8%5,050
Kosovo6.5%3,053
Ukraine6.5%3,049
European Union (all)5.6%2,602
Foreign-only citizenship basis. Russians and Serbs are by far the largest communities, together ~57% of foreign nationals; a large Russian influx followed 2022. Counts are census self-declaration; residence-permit registers give somewhat different totals.
Your tax options
Full schemes, examples & calculator- Digital nomad — PIT exemption on foreign-source income0% of revenue0.0% burden at €60k
- Preduzetnik (sole trader) — actual-income taxationfixed 198.99 per month (deductible from profit) + progressive on profit (allowance 8,400): 10% up to 3,600, 17% above17.7% burden at €60k
- Employment (zarada) — payroll PIT and contributions10% of revenue + 0.5% of revenue24.9% burden at €60k
- Preduzetnik — paušalno (flat-rate) taxationfixed 198.99 per month (deductible from profit) + progressive on profit (allowance 8,400): 10% up to 3,600, 17% aboveover cap at €60k →
See what you would keep
Your income against Montenegro's real tax schemes — the same engine as the full calculator.
- 1 Digital nomad — PIT exemption on foreign-source income60,000 EURnet/year0.0% burden
- 2 Preduzetnik (sole trader) — actual-income taxation49,371 EURnet/year17.7% burden
- 3 Employment (zarada) — payroll PIT and contributions45,047 EURnet/year24.9% burden
- 4 Preduzetnik — paušalno (flat-rate) taxationover income cap49,371 EURnet/year17.7% burden
Your legalization options
Requirements, fees & citizenship filter- Digital nomad — temporary residence permitDigital nomad visaAll citizenshipsincome ≥ 1,800 EUR/monthEmployed by, or performing work electronically for, a foreign company or one's own company NOT registered in Montenegro2 yrs +
- Temporary residence and work permit (employment or own business)Temporary residenceAll citizenshipsIntegrated temporary residence and work permit, granted for up to one year (IT and healthcare employers may obtain up to three years for their staff, per the 2026 Law on Foreigners amendments)1 yr +→ PR path
- Temporary residence based on real-estate ownershipTemporary residenceAll except EU citizensOwnership of real estate in Montenegro; under the 2026 amendments a minimum taxable property value threshold applies to third-country nationals (reported figures range €150,000–€200,000 — verify the enacted value)1 yr +→ PR path
- Visa-free short stayVisa-free stayEU citizens, US citizens, UK citizens, Ukrainian citizens, Russian citizensPassport of a country with visa-free access to Montenegro (a long list, including EU/EEA, US, UK, and — under Montenegro's own rules — Russia and Ukraine)3 mo
Who is Montenegro for?
The same place reads differently depending on why you move. Each lens pulls the facts that matter most for that plan — with sources, and the trade-offs stated plainly.
Contract or freelance in tech, billing clients abroad.
Works in your favour
Freelancer tax burden16%
i
Curated by SettleMetric
- Data as of
- Jan 1, 2026
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Method
- Best generally-available registered scheme me-preduzetnik-stvarni at €60,000 revenue with 10% (€6,000) expenses, Podgorica: social contributions (PIO 10% + unemployment 1% on the 150%-of-average-wage notional base = €2,387.88) + PIT 9%/15% on €51,612 profit incl. 15% municipal surtax (€7,205.69) = €9,593.57 → 16.0%. A digital-nomad permit holder pays 0% PIT on foreign-source income (scheme me-digital-nomad-exempt) — the far lower option, but it is a temporary residence-status exemption (foreign income only, programme running to end-2026), so the comparable general-freelancer burden is recorded here.
Cost of living (single, excl. rent)$900/mo
i
Curated by SettleMetric
- Data as of
- Dec 31, 2024
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Method
- Anchored on the official comparative price level (Montenegro AIC = 63% of EU-27 in 2024; food & non-alcoholic beverages 84%, energy 46%, restaurants/services lower). A single-person non-rent basket (food, utilities, transport, mobile+internet, modest leisure) at ~63% of the EU-27 average maps to roughly €800–850/month; converted at ≈1.08 USD/EUR ≈ $900/month. Curated estimate from the official price-level index (a household-budget-survey basket line was not separately published by MONSTAT at check time); treat as approximate and refine against a published one-person HBS basket.
Domestic delivery qualityGood
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Pošta Crne Gore (national postal operator) — network and parcel services
Official source
- Data as of
- Jul 4, 2026
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Notes
- Pošta Crne Gore provides nationwide postal and parcel/EMS coverage across a compact country; private couriers (DHL, and regional operators) serve the main cities. 1–3 day domestic delivery is normal; parcel-locker networks are not as dense as in larger EU markets. Classified 'good' rather than 'excellent'. Method: national operator service pages + carrier presence.
Watch-outs
Internet speed85 Mbps
i
Official source
- Data as of
- Dec 31, 2024
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Method
- Official regulator measurement. In 2024, EKIP's NetTest system (measurement server at the Montenegro IXP / MIXP, BEREC-2014-compliant) recorded 3,258 user-initiated tests; the 2,939 tests on FIXED networks gave an average measured download of 85.1 Mb/s (mobile: 319 tests, 59.5 Mb/s). BASIS DIFFERS from Poland's value: this is a MEAN of user-initiated NetTest measurements from the national regulator, NOT an M-Lab NDT daily-median aggregate and NOT a subscribed/advertised speed — so it is only loosely comparable to M-Lab-based figures for other countries (M-Lab NDT is single-stream and reads lower; EKIP NetTest is a fuller multi-parameter tool and this is a mean, not a median).
- Notes
- M-Lab was left null earlier: the public M-Lab country files for Montenegro carry only sparse partial-January data (≈16 days, <400 fixed tests/year in 2023), too thin for a trustworthy annual median (Ookla-style figures are a forbidden source for this criterion). Used the official EKIP-measured mean instead. Corroboration (basis = subscribed/contracted speed, EKIP GI2024 §2.11 'Struktura korisnika po brzinama pristupa', end-2024): 0.08% <2 Mb/s, 16.75% 2–<30, 13.20% 30–<100, 33.99% 100–<200, 28.88% 200–<500, 6.95% 500 Mb/s–<1 Gb/s, 0.15% ≥1 Gb/s — the median SUBSCRIPTION falls in the 100–200 Mb/s tier, well above the 85.1 Mb/s measured throughput, as expected. FTTx is ~50% of subscriptions and NGA (≥30 Mb/s) covers 82% of households.
English proficiencyModerate
i
Research
- Data as of
- Jul 4, 2026
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Notes
- Own band. Montenegro is NOT ranked in the EF EPI 2025 edition, so no EF band is available. English is widely used in tourism, coastal towns and among younger people, but government offices and much of daily administration operate in Montenegrin (Cyrillic/Latin). Banded 'moderate' — workable in tourist/service settings, less so in bureaucracy. To upgrade if a MONSTAT census English-knowledge figure or a future EF EPI entry is confirmed.
Relocating with a partner and school-age children.
Works in your favour
Homicide rate0.81/100k
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Eurostat — police-recorded intentional homicide (ICCS0101), rate per hundred thousand, Montenegro
Open data
- Data as of
- Dec 31, 2024
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Notes
- Eurostat series for Montenegro (EU candidate), updated 2026-04-29: 2024 = 0.81, 2023 = 1.13, 2022 = 2.26, 2021 = 2.57 per 100,000 — a clear multi-year decline. Police-recorded basis.
Private healthcare cost$700/yr
i
Curated by SettleMetric
- Data as of
- Jul 4, 2026
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Method
- Comprehensive local voluntary health insurance (outpatient + inpatient) for a healthy 35-year-old resident foreigner runs roughly €500–900/year from domestic insurers (Lovćen, Sava, Wiener), with international IPMI plans several times higher. Curated midpoint ≈€650/year ≈ $700 at 1.08 USD/EUR. Premiums are quoted on request (no public engine), so this is a market midpoint, not a published quote; international (worldwide) plans would be far more expensive.
- Notes
- Montenegro's public health fund (Fond za zdravstveno osiguranje) covers residents who contribute; most foreigners without local employment buy private cover. Comprehensive local plans are inexpensive by EU standards. Refine with three named public quotes next cycle.
Watch-outs
English proficiencyModerate
i
Research
- Data as of
- Jul 4, 2026
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Notes
- Own band. Montenegro is NOT ranked in the EF EPI 2025 edition, so no EF band is available. English is widely used in tourism, coastal towns and among younger people, but government offices and much of daily administration operate in Montenegrin (Cyrillic/Latin). Banded 'moderate' — workable in tourist/service settings, less so in bureaucracy. To upgrade if a MONSTAT census English-knowledge figure or a future EF EPI entry is confirmed.
Optimising tax, banking and crypto rules.
Works in your favour
Crypto regulationLegal regulated
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Official source
- Data as of
- Jul 1, 2026
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Notes
- Holding and trading crypto is legal for individuals; it is not legal tender (Central Bank warning). Gains are taxed under the personal income tax as capital income at the flat 15% rate. As an EU candidate, Montenegro is drafting a MiCA-aligned virtual-assets law (public consultation opened 2025; a Directorate for Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain was established), but comprehensive dedicated crypto legislation was not yet adopted as of mid-2026 — classified legal-regulated (standard taxation, licensing framework pending), not legal-friendly.
Financial control levelLow
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Official source
- Data as of
- Jul 4, 2026
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Notes
- Composite classification: Montenegro unilaterally uses the euro, so personal funds are held and moved in a fully convertible currency with no exchange restrictions; no capital controls on residents' personal transfers; foreigners can open bank accounts (KYC applies). Not an EU/eurozone member, so no ECB backstop and banking is smaller-scale. No FBAR-style foreign-account reporting for individuals beyond standard AML/CRS. Method inputs: CBCG monetary framework, absence of currency-control regulations, standard AML/KYC. Low = free movement of personal money.
Freelancer tax burden16%
i
Curated by SettleMetric
- Data as of
- Jan 1, 2026
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Method
- Best generally-available registered scheme me-preduzetnik-stvarni at €60,000 revenue with 10% (€6,000) expenses, Podgorica: social contributions (PIO 10% + unemployment 1% on the 150%-of-average-wage notional base = €2,387.88) + PIT 9%/15% on €51,612 profit incl. 15% municipal surtax (€7,205.69) = €9,593.57 → 16.0%. A digital-nomad permit holder pays 0% PIT on foreign-source income (scheme me-digital-nomad-exempt) — the far lower option, but it is a temporary residence-status exemption (foreign income only, programme running to end-2026), so the comparable general-freelancer burden is recorded here.
Prioritising safety, air, and an easy daily life.
Works in your favour
Homicide rate0.81/100k
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Eurostat — police-recorded intentional homicide (ICCS0101), rate per hundred thousand, Montenegro
Open data
- Data as of
- Dec 31, 2024
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Notes
- Eurostat series for Montenegro (EU candidate), updated 2026-04-29: 2024 = 0.81, 2023 = 1.13, 2022 = 2.26, 2021 = 2.57 per 100,000 — a clear multi-year decline. Police-recorded basis.
Cost of living (single, excl. rent)$900/mo
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Curated by SettleMetric
- Data as of
- Dec 31, 2024
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Method
- Anchored on the official comparative price level (Montenegro AIC = 63% of EU-27 in 2024; food & non-alcoholic beverages 84%, energy 46%, restaurants/services lower). A single-person non-rent basket (food, utilities, transport, mobile+internet, modest leisure) at ~63% of the EU-27 average maps to roughly €800–850/month; converted at ≈1.08 USD/EUR ≈ $900/month. Curated estimate from the official price-level index (a household-budget-survey basket line was not separately published by MONSTAT at check time); treat as approximate and refine against a published one-person HBS basket.
Domestic delivery qualityGood
i
Pošta Crne Gore (national postal operator) — network and parcel services
Official source
- Data as of
- Jul 4, 2026
- Verified
- Jul 4, 2026
- Notes
- Pošta Crne Gore provides nationwide postal and parcel/EMS coverage across a compact country; private couriers (DHL, and regional operators) serve the main cities. 1–3 day domestic delivery is normal; parcel-locker networks are not as dense as in larger EU markets. Classified 'good' rather than 'excellent'. Method: national operator service pages + carrier presence.