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Long-term and short-stay rental costs by location.
| Rent (12 × €€800) | €9 600 |
| Utilities (12 × €{utils}) | €960 |
| Deposit (refundable, 1 mo.) | €800 |
| Agent fee (1 mo.) | €800 |
| Yearly total | €12 160 |
This is an estimate. The deposit is refunded on move-out if the property is left in its original state. Agent fee is typically one month for a long-term contract.
What yearly rent in Montenegro adds up to
Long-term rentals in Montenegro have four main cost lines: monthly rent, utilities, a deposit for the property condition and the agent fee.
Monthly rent depends on location, size and season. Budva, Kotor and Tivat run 20–40% higher than Bar or Ulcinj for similar units. The winter season (October to April) is usually 15–25% cheaper than summer.
Utilities are billed separately or included — make sure the contract spells it out. On a 70 m² unit, year-round utilities average €60–120 a month: water, electricity, waste, building common costs. Bills can be higher in winter due to heating.
The deposit usually equals one month's rent (sometimes two) and is returned on move-out if the property is left as it was. The agent fee is normally one month's rent for a long-term contract.