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Business EnvironmentMontenegro, market entrance

Montenegro, market entrance

Market Entry Strategy

Montenegro enacted legislation that outlines guarantees and safeguards for foreign investors. The legislation does not distinguish between foreign and domestic investors, affording them the same rights, with an exception for companies pursuing ownership in certain defense-related industries.

Montenegro’s Foreign Investment Law establishes the framework for investment. The law eliminates nearly all previous investment restrictions; extends national treatment to foreign investors; allows for the transfer/repatriation of profits and dividends; provides guarantees against expropriation; and allows for customs duty waivers for equipment imported as capital-in-kind.

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Agents and distributors are commonly used by foreign firms to enter the Montenegrin market. Mercados provides market entrance services. 

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