We are pleased to announce the launch of Migrate to Montenegro – a new digital platform offering essential information for foreigners considering to migrate/move to Montenegro or those already residing in the country. Designed to meet the needs of newcomers and long-term residents alike, this platform simplifies access to information on migration, integration, and asylum.
Primary Goal of the Platform
The main goal of Migrate to Montenegro is to provide essential information to users in a simple and accessible. This ensures that foreigners, regardless of their category, can easily find the necessary information before making the decision to move to Montenegro.
Comprehensive Information for Foreigners in Montenegro
The platform is not only for those considering a move – it’s also for those already living in Montenegro. Users will find a wealth of information that supports integration, such as details about laws, procedures, and rights. This platform offers clear guidance to help new residents adjust to life and navigate their new environment effectively.
Collaboration with Organizations and Institutions
To provide the most accurate and up-to-date information, Migrate to Montenegro will be partnering with local and international organizations, NGOs, and relevant institutions. Their content will be featured on the platform, offering users a comprehensive view of available services and support.
Platform Availability and Continuous Information Updates
The platform is now live, and during the next period the Open Dialogue Network team will continuously improve and update its content to ensure it remains current and useful. By providing ongoing updates, the platform serves as a comprehensive guide for anyone interested in living in Montenegro or learning more about migration and integration processes.
Visit us at: migratetomontenegro.com
This website was created with the financial support of the European Union through the FOSTER Project. The content published on this site is the sole responsibility of the Open Dialogue Network and does not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union
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