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Montenegro economic and mobility indicators
Overview
Recent reports highlight Montenegro’s standing in maritime trade and international travel accessibility. In 2024, Montenegro recorded the lowest maritime goods traffic among 26 European countries surveyed, processing 2.5 million tons of goods. This volume was significantly lower than neighboring Croatia, Slovenia, and Bulgaria, and even trailed smaller island economies like Malta and Iceland.
Regarding international mobility, the Montenegrin passport is ranked 68th globally with a mobility score of 128. This allows access to 64.6 percent of global destinations through visa-free entry, visa on arrival, or electronic travel authorizations. While the passport maintains 95.7 percent accessibility within Europe, it ranks 40th out of 47 European passports, trailing Serbia and North Macedonia but ahead of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Albania.
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[INTERNATIONAL] 6 sourcesMontenegrin passport ranks 68th globally in mobility report
The Montenegrin passport ranks 68th globally with a mobility score of 128, providing visa-free or facilitated access to 64.6% of world destinations.
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[BUSINESS] 5 sourcesMontenegro ranks lowest in European port goods traffic
Montenegro ranked last among 26 European countries in maritime goods traffic for 2024, processing only 2.5 million tons of goods.
Sources
013info.rs · atvbl.rs · biznis.me · bizniscg.me · dan.co.me · danas.rs · etv.me · investitor.me · otvoreno.me · portalanalitika.me · resetka.rs