Buying a property in Montenegro - my experience

Buying a property in Montenegro was an awesome experience for me and I break down the process in this video. From sharing my experience to giving useful tips, you'll find this video useful if you're considering buying a property in Montenegro so watch till the end.
Links to real estate websites in Montenegro:
1. www.srbija-nek...
2. domusnekretnin...
3. www.montenegro...
4. nurproperties....
5. timesaversreal...
Got questions about buying a property in Montenegro that I didn't cover in the video? Drop a comment and I'll get back to you asap!
Chapters:
Tip 1 - 2:49
Tip 2 - 4:54
Tip 3 - 12:24
Tip 4 - 13:05
Tip 5 - 14:11
#montenegro #realestate #podgorica

[@gauravsareen240]

Is there an email I can reach out to you...your videos are very real and information...want some information from your experience...pls make great videos...

[@avnirustemi1948]

That river in the front of the apartment is gold ! Congratulations beautiful place

[@apollian]

We are travelling out there in May 2024, hope to meet you.

[@fivefootnomad]

Awesome! Would be nice to say hi, feel free to DM me on Instagram @fivefootnomad 😌

[@DoyinVoice]

I travelled there in May✨

[@omotubijesutosin6261]

Thank you BASILIA

[@LUCIANONYEUKWU]

Please tell me if montenegro have embassy in nigeria

[@chrisyevil]

google it 😂

[@ambreenzafar4839]

What about education and medical

[@fivefootnomad]

I’ve heard the public education is good here and of course there are international options as well. To me the medical system is great and I’ve had a good experience so far.

[@mercurerio]

In which part of Montenegro did you get your apartment ? As a native from this country, i can tell you that it can get quite an isolating country for people coming from the outside. The slavic mentality is quite harsh. From a Montenegriner living in western Europe.

[@mercurerio]

I just saw your last video about the things you don't like in Montenegro. I will say, don't ever apologize for being honest. What you have to understand is, even people living in the dumpsters, don't like other people critisize their place, en objectively. However, they know themselves how shitty their dumpsters can be, but they don't want to lose face. I call it a facade and false pride. Still, i wish you the best time in my native country.

[@NurProperties]

Great video! I saw you put our website in your description, just wanted to say thank you!

[@fivefootnomad]

Thanks for watching and you’re welcome 😊

[@andre1987eph]

why don't you share how much the property sold for so we can get an idea of what you can get for your money in Podgorica?

[@fivefootnomad]

I know, I thought about it too but that’s why I shared website links in the description to help you compare and see what’s out there. I hope it helps.

[@andre1987eph]

@@fivefootnomad Your apartment tour provides a clear idea of the quality of life, unlike real estate websites where it's hard to gauge. I'm looking for a source that clearly shows both the property and the surrounding area, along with the costs. Why is that so difficult to find? 😥 Im just going to move in next door to you and play my music loud. 🤣

[@saaddurrani5352]

Congratulations

[@fivefootnomad]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@godwar1597]

Nice video thanks for theeyes opening videos how do i get to Montenegro from Nigeria

[@fivefootnomad]

Thank you so much. To get to Montenegro from Nigeria you will need a Montenegrin visa and you have to apply through the Serbian Embassy in Abuja, they handle all visa's for Montenegro. Subsequently, if you have a valid US, UK or Schengen multiple entry visa, you can visit Montenegro without needing to get a Montenegro visa.

[@joaovilafranca4523]

I've sent you an email ! Thank you in advance, much love from Portugal 🇵🇹

[@tt-jc7sb]

Hi. I am also planning to migrate to Montenegro. Is there any business opportunity.

[@fivefootnomad]

Hi, good to hear you're planning to migrate to Montenegro. For business opportunities in Montenegro, I think any tourism related activity could do well here, also activities/businesses catering to women and children could be good as they're a bit low here.

[@tt-jc7sb]

@@fivefootnomad can I have your contact number or email

[@tt-jc7sb]

@@fivefootnomad but tourism is only for 4 months , right .. rest is offseason.

[@krakazyabra376]

hi there! have you ever wondered why the apartment had been there for like 5 years until you guys came and bought it? are other apartments in the building still available?

[@olarindesamuel6904]

Thank you very much, God bless you and your family

[@Lifewithvee247]

Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉

[@fivefootnomad]

Thank you so much

[@АлександрШохнин-о9н]

According to the documents, what level of earthquake on the Richter scale can this building withstand? Podgorica is located in a very dangerous zone. It's only a matter of time before there's an earthquake.

[@fivefootnomad]

Hmm so far there have not been direct earthquakes here to the best of my knowledge. The only times I’ve felt something has been very mild ripple effects from Turkey and Greece. I have to find out what level of earthquake the building can withstand though.

[@АлександрШохнин-о9н]

there is a special map that shows the potential level of danger from earthquakes around the world

[@Fegga1955]

❤❤

[@showkatkhan8461]

hi which city also how much was the apartment cost? thank you.

[@olarindesamuel6904]

Congratulations my sister, please how about get Montenegro visa from Nigeria, please hope i can get work over there, I am house wire electricians and plumber, please ma can you help me for information for me to come to Montenegro please, thank you for this information God bless you and your family, more blessing ma

[@fivefootnomad]

Thank you so much. To get a Montenegrin visa you have to apply through the Serbian Embassy in Abuja, they handle all visa's for Montenegro. Subsequently, if you have a valid US, UK or Schengen multiple entry visa, you can visit Montenegro without needing to get a Montenegro visa. Getting work here could be tough as you'll need to speak Montenegrin/Serbian to work in Montenegro and job opportunities are quite limited considering it's a small country.

[@sundaymatthew-j6m]

Congratulations 🎉

[@fivefootnomad]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@olarindesamuel6904]

I from Lagos Nigeria ma, stay bless ma

[@fivefootnomad]

Thanks for watching!

[@LadyF71]

How is medical there? We are older so that is a concern thx!

[@danielfrankel1479]

Medical insurance is very affordable, I think it is around 60 Euros per person per month. The emergency medical care along the coast is lacking, it's best to be in Podgorica if you are concerned about your health. It is also the best city for shopping, schools, culture etc. Real Estate is much more affordable here than on the coasts and it is only 1h to 1.5h drive to the beaches and the same length of drive to the mountains if you want to enjoy the snow during the winter.

[@mercurerio]

You clearly don't have a clue... Everything is out of the pocket. From a Montenegrin living in western Europe.@@danielfrankel1479

[@MrAntranek]

Congtats! From which real estate agent did you buy on given the links above? Thank you

[@fivefootnomad]

Thank you. Domus Nekretnine is the real estate agency I worked with.

[@Naijagirlinabuja]

Hi dear,can i get your email or instagram handle? i want to apply for Phd studies in montenegro and i’d need for you to guide me since you’re already there. Thank you as i await your reply.

[@fivefootnomad]

Hi, to study in Montenegro you'll have to learn Montenegrin/Serbian and show proficiency. My email is [e-mail].

[@joaovilafranca4523]

​@@fivefootnomadI've sent you an email ! Thank you in advance, much love from Portugal 🇵🇹

[@reins981]

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