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Opening a company in Montenegro for a residence permit no longer seems like a simple solution. Expenses, banks, accounting, and new regulations can be unpleasantly surprising. Opening a company in Montenegro once seemed like the easiest way to legally live in the country, obtain a residence permit, and work remotely without any hassle. But in recent years, this setup has become noticeably more expensive and complicated: bank fees, accounting, digital signatures, fiscalization, reports, account maintenance, and new mandatory payments turn a "simple company" into a monthly financial burden. In this video, I share my personal experience: how I opened a company in Montenegro, how much it cost initially, what expenses arose later, why a bank account for a foreigner is a whole other story, why fiscalization is necessary, how much an accountant costs, how SWIFT payments work, and why every transfer can suddenly incur fees. 👇 Tell us in the comments: how much do you spend on running a company? Have you found a way to reduce expenses? The main topic of the video is obtaining a residence permit in Montenegro through a company and the real cost of such a solution. On paper, everything seems simple: open a company, operate, pay taxes, and renew. But in reality, there are constant small and not-so-small expenses: bank account maintenance, an international account, a local account, a digital token, invoice software, an accountant, an annual report, re-registration, bank fees, and mandatory payments. I'll share my opinion on why Montenegro is becoming an expensive country to live in. Add in rent, company expenses, fees, and new renewal requirements, and the resulting cost makes you wonder: is it worth staying in Montenegro, or would it be more logical to look to Serbia? 🕐 TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 — Why a company in Montenegro is no longer the easiest path to a residence permit 00:50 — Opening a company, bank accounts, and the first unexpected expenses 01:40 — Fiscalization, invoices, and digital signatures for a company 02:54 — SWIFT, banks, and fees: where money flows every month 06:48 — Accountant, reports, digital register, and company maintenance costs 09:01 — New tax of 5,000 euros per year and why a residence permit through a company has become more expensive 10:11 — How much does it now cost to legally live in Montenegro each month? 12:01 — Montenegro or Serbia: why math makes you wonder #CompanyInMontenegro #Montenegro #ResidencePermit If you're wondering how to get a residence permit in Montenegro, be sure to calculate not only the start-up costs but also the monthly company maintenance costs. Opening a company in Montenegro is possible, but it's important to understand bank fees, taxes in Montenegro, accountant costs, and renewal requirements in advance. For those considering moving to Montenegro, this experience will help you realistically compare the country with Serbia and other destinations. -- My Instagram   / strashilamudry   My Facebook   / ryjenko