Commissioner for the composition of the new government, Zdravko Krivokapich, said that the Citizenship by Investment program, which has been operating since the beginning of 2019, will not remain in force. 2021 is the last year for the program to exist with a quota of 2,000 applicants. However, this does not mean that the new Prime Minister of Montenegro will not close the program earlier than this date.

Recently, the interest in Montenegro from foreign investors has been only growing. They are ready to invest from € 250,000 in order to obtain a cherished citizenship and passport.

Under the new rules, all developers who submit applications for project approval for the Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program must provide the following:

The other day, at an intergovernmental conference in Brussels, Montenegro confirmed compliance with all membership criteria. For its part, the EU has proven that its doors are open to all countries that have made progress on this path.

In 2018, Montenegro announced the launch of the Citizenship by Investment program, and in November 2019 it was launched. However, the process of obtaining a passport was suspended by the coronavirus crisis.

According to the country, dozens of applications have passed all security checks and are at the final stage in the Ministry of the Interior.

Officially, no new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Montenegro. According to official statistics, 324 people got the coronavirus in the country, 315 of whom recovered. This is the first country in Europe to report 0 cases of infection. If no new cases are confirmed before June 2, then it will be possible to officially announce the end of the pandemic.

The Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program was launched in 2018 and has only just begun to show its results.

The Montenegrin government has announced important travel restrictions due to the situation with the coronavirus.

Previously, it was necessary to wait for the 18th anniversary of the child. Such changes were introduced by the Parliament of Montenegro on December 24, 2018, and will take effect in the near future.