The new Law on Foreigners, which regulates the conditions for the entry, exit, residence, movement and work of foreigners in Montenegro, has caused concern among foreign investors and the business community.
In order to regulate the system and reduce abuses, the state is introducing a strict rule of 30 days of leave per year, a minimum annual amount of paid taxes of five thousand euros for the extension of the entrepreneur's residence, and possession of real estate with a minimum value of 150 thousand euros as a condition for obtaining residence. What status do foreigners receive under the new law and what do they see as problematic in practice?
In Colors of Morning on Tuesday, February 10th, and these topics:
- How do hospital infections occur? Who carries out surveillance in Montenegro and how often?
- 300 meters from the first houses: residents of the Lješanska nahija against the construction of a cattle cemetery.
- How long do you have to wait for new documents to be issued in "Limenca"?
- Meat, cheese, greens: which pie is best for breakfast?
- Which supplements should not be taken on an empty stomach?
- Since the beginning of February, citizens can submit an electronic request for recognition of a foreign diploma. What is the procedure?
- What online services are available to the citizens of Podgorica?
- Safer Internet Day and Unicef: Can age restrictions on social networks protect children?
- Will the Parliament increase compensation for mothers with 3+ children?
- The exhibition "I Dreamed a Dream That Wasn't a Dream" by Đorđi Vujičić opened at the "Art" Gallery.
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