Friday, 19th December 2025

Adriatic Ascent: Why Montenegro Is the New Playground for Millionaires

As Western wealth flees uncertainty, a Balkan gem quietly becomes Europe’s fastest-growing millionaire haven

In an age defined by instability, Montenegro is emerging as an unlikely sanctuary for the world’s wealthy elite.

Once a sleepy Adriatic escape, the Balkan nation has seen a staggering 124% rise in millionaires over the past decade, according to the Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2025.

With 2,800 millionaires now calling Montenegro home, it’s become the fastest-growing millionaire hub in the world.

Fuelled by fiscal perks—flat income tax, no inheritance tax, and a now-defunct citizenship-by-investment scheme—Montenegro offers more than just financial ease. 

Its rugged mountains, pristine coastline, and relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle are luring a new wave of wealth from the UK, France, and Germany, where political volatility and tax reforms drive affluent individuals abroad.

While UAE tops net millionaire migration, Montenegro’s rise signals a broader shift: as old centres of capital power falter, new safe harbours are quietly gaining ground.

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