Suspicious Land and Forest Registrations by Foreigners in Montenegro

Foreign nationals are legally prohibited from owning agricultural and forest land exceeding 5,000 square meters in Montenegro, though they can own smaller plots with residential buildings, prompting claims of legality from the Bar cadastre despite suspicions.

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vijesti-meSerbian3d ago

Sumnjivi upisi stranaca na zemlju i šume: Listovi nepokretnosti iz...

Prema zakonu strani državljani ne mogu biti vlasnici poljoprivrednog i šumskog zemljišta preko 5.000 kvadrata, a mogu manjih parcela ako su na njima upisani stambeni objekti Iz barskog katastra tvrde da su svi upisi bili zakoniti, dok sagovornik “Vijesti” kaze da ih podaci iz listova demantuju

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