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Montenegro digital nomad visa (2026)
Montenegro's Law on Foreigners includes a temporary residence ground (Article 60a) for foreigners who work electronically for a company registered abroad, including their own. The permit can run for up to two years and be extended for up to two more. Close family members can join through family reunification.
- Minimum income
- No fixed amount; must show means of support
- Length of stay
- Up to 2 years
- Renewal
- Can be extended once, for up to 2 more years; a new permit only after a 6-month gap
- Fee
- Not confirmed
- Processing time
- Not confirmed
Do you earn enough?
Compare your income with this and 41 other remote-work visas.
Who can apply
- Work done electronically for an employer or your own company registered outside Montenegro
- General residence conditions: means of support, accommodation, health insurance, valid passport
- No criminal record or security concerns
- Lawful entry to Montenegro before applying (or a long-stay D visa where required)
Income requirement
You need to show at least No fixed amount; must show means of support. The law applies the general temporary-residence test of sufficient means of support; no official fixed monthly figure was found, and the EUR 1,350 figure seen on private sites could not be confirmed.
Documents you need
- Valid passport
- Employment contract or other proof of electronic work for a foreign company
- Proof that the company is registered abroad
- Proof of means of support
- Proof of accommodation and health insurance
- Criminal record certificate from the country of origin
How to apply, step by step
- Enter Montenegro lawfully (visa-free or with a visa)
- Gather and certify documents; translate them if needed
- Apply to the Ministry of Interior office for your place of residence before your permitted stay ends
- Give biometrics and collect the residence card after approval
Cost and processing time
The fee is not confirmed. Processing takes not confirmed. Budget extra for translations, certified copies and health insurance.
Tax
No official tax rule for digital nomads was confirmed in the sources checked. Tax residency usually starts after 183 days of presence; check with the Montenegrin tax administration.
Good to know
- Staying outside Montenegro for over 30 days can end temporary residence under the general rules
- After a maximum of 4 years you must wait 6 months before a new digital nomad permit
Visiting first?
100 passports can enter Montenegro visa-free for a short stay, a common way to try the country before applying. Check Montenegro visa requirements for your passport.
Official source
Government of Montenegro – Digital Nomads portal
Not yet confirmed on an official source: income requirement, fee, processing time, documents, tax, goodToKnow. Check these with the consulate before you apply.
Montenegro digital nomad visa FAQ
What is the minimum income for the Montenegro digital nomad visa?
No fixed amount; must show means of support. The law applies the general temporary-residence test of sufficient means of support; no official fixed monthly figure was found, and the EUR 1,350 figure seen on private sites could not be confirmed.
How long can I stay in Montenegro on a digital nomad visa?
Up to 2 years. Can be extended once, for up to 2 more years; a new permit only after a 6-month gap.
How much does the Montenegro digital nomad visa cost?
Not confirmed.
How long does the Montenegro digital nomad visa take?
Not confirmed.
Do I pay tax in Montenegro on a digital nomad visa?
No official tax rule for digital nomads was confirmed in the sources checked. Tax residency usually starts after 183 days of presence; check with the Montenegrin tax administration.
Other digital nomad visas
Sorted by income requirement, lowest first.
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Ecuador
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Brazil
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Mauritius
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Colombia
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Taiwan
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Namibia
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Sri Lanka
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Italy
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Spain
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Costa Rica
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Malaysia
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Panama
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Turkey
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South Korea
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South Africa
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Hungary
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United Arab Emirates
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Malta
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Cyprus
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Greece
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Mexico
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Croatia
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Portugal
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Antigua and Barbuda
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Barbados
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Dominica
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Latvia
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Indonesia
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Estonia
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Japan
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Romania
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Belize
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Albania
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Argentina
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Bahamas
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Cape Verde
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Georgia
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Kenya
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Seychelles
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Thailand
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Uruguay
Last reviewed November 2026. Amounts and rules change often and can differ by consulate. This guide is general information, not legal or tax advice.