Modern Villa near Tivat Airport
Description
Contemporary 3-bedroom villa in Radovići, 500m from the sea, 5 min to Tivat Airport. Private pool, rooftop terrace, double garage. Built 2021.
📍 Tivat Area Guide
Transformed by Porto Montenegro marina into a luxury destination. Most accessible coastal town thanks to the nearby airport.
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Property Verification
Property location and ownership confirmed against official Montenegro cadastre records (Geoportal + eKatastar). Encumbrances were checked at the time of verification.
Verification Status
- Coordinates provided
- Parcel number not provided
- Ownership not independently checked
Our team checks ownership records, encumbrances, and building permits against the official cadastre.
Request Verification — €29Information sourced from public Montenegro cadastre. Not legal opinion. Independent verification recommended before purchase.
Buyer's Trust Stack
⚖️ Cadastre verification is a first-pass screening based on available public or submitted information. It does not replace legal due diligence, notarial review, or official cadastre confirmation before signing.
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Total Cost Calculator
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Buyer fees in Montenegro total ~5–6% of the purchase price.
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Buying as a Foreigner?
- · TIN (tax identification number)
- · Valid passport
- · Montenegrin bank account (recommended)
- • 1-year temporary permit, renewable annually
- • No minimum stay requirement
- • Family members can be included
Buying Property in Montenegro — FAQ
What documents do I need to buy property in Montenegro?
Foreign buyers need a valid passport, proof of funds, and a Montenegrin tax number (PIB). The process is straightforward and typically completed within 4-8 weeks with the help of a local lawyer.
Are there any restrictions for foreign buyers?
Foreign buyers — EU and non-EU alike — can purchase residential property (apartments, houses, villas) on the same legal basis as Montenegrin citizens. Some restrictions apply: agricultural land, forests, and properties in specific border or protected zones typically require a Montenegrin-registered company. Our team guides you through the entire process.
What are the total buying costs?
Expect 5-8% in additional costs on top of the purchase price: progressive transfer tax (3-6%), notary fees (€50-200), legal fees (1-2%), and registration fees. Use our cost calculator for an exact estimate.