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What to know before you start.

We explain frequently asked topics in plain language, based on official sources. The guides provide general information; before applying them to your own situation, confirm the current rules with the relevant authority and a qualified professional.

  1. A business and cost plan before starting a business in Montenegro

    Forming the company is often the shortest step. What really matters is writing down in advance whom you will sell to, what you will sell, at what cost, and how you will manage cash in the first months.

    Last updated: 7 min read

  2. Information you need to prepare an EU project

    A good application starts with information gathered before any writing begins. If organisation registration, partner details, budget logic and the timeline are ready in advance, the writing stage can focus on describing the project rather than solving problems.

    Last updated: 7 min read

  3. Planning a training and hosting programme in Montenegro

    An organisation sending a group to Montenegro should first clarify the funding rules, then the learning objectives, and logistics last. If this order is broken, even the best-organised programme may not serve its purpose.

    Last updated: 7 min read

  4. Planning information and documents before setting up a business in Montenegro

    In company formation, time is most often lost because of a missing piece of information or a document that has to be requested again. Planning from the start which information comes from whom, in what order and in what form makes the process simpler.

    Last updated: 7 min read

  5. Feasibility and customer research when entering the Montenegrin market

    Feasibility shows under what conditions a business can work; customer research shows who will meet those conditions, at what price and through which channel. Done together, they base the market entry decision on information that can be checked rather than on guesswork.

    Last updated: 7 min read