Purchasing a property in Montenegro is a simple process and we do everything we can to ensure your purchase runs as smoothly as possible. An outline of the process is set out below: Once you decide which property you wish to buy, we help negotiatingthe price acceptable to you and the vendor. Then we recommend to appoint a lawyer (licensed…
Land registry database in Montenegro is completely online and it is open for public access. Property deeds can be checked in few steps and in this video we will show you how to do it. If any trouble of using it please feel free to contact us and we will help you free of charge.
Any lawyer you use must be licensed to practise law in Montenegro. To our knowledge there are none in the UK at the moment. We can provide you with a list of lawyers based in Montenegro who are experienced in acting for foreign clients buying and selling property in Montenegro. All are wholly independent from us.
This is the one person that you appoint to act on your behalf so how do you find out who you can trust? Of course, there’s no foolproof answer, but here’s a few pointers… You need to use a lawyer certified to practise law in Montenegro. There are very few living outside of Montenegro. Lawyers in Montenegro work in general…
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