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How to find a job in an IT company and move to Montenegro

Despite the fact that the country's economy is based on tourism, the development of information technology is also slowly, but still developing. In 2022, after the COVID pandemic, a large number of private international IT firms opened their offices in Montenegro. Gaming, outsourcing and product companies also relocated from different cities of Russia, Ukraine and Belarus.

Only in the last two months, EPAM, game development studio Belka, Kofax have opened their offices. Their pages on social networks currently have vacancies for FullStack Developer, FullStack SAP ABAP Developer, Junior/Middle/Senior Java Developer, Junior/Middle/Senior Python Developer, Junior/Middle/Senior C++ (retrain Java) Developer.

An IT employee can move to Montenegro in the following ways:

- Employment in local companies;

- Digital nomad visa;

- Moving, opening a company and working remotely;

- Purchase of real estate and obtaining a residence permit.

In this article, we will look at the first way to get your position in a sunny country and move. We share the advice of those who have already gone through all the stages of immigration.

1. Evaluate your opportunities in the local job market

Analyze local job offers and pass test tasks. Jobs can be searched on the country's popular job site linkedin.com and in local chats, which became popular in 2022, with the relocation of IT companies. One of them is https://t.me/montenegro_it_jobs/29 Montenegro IT Jobs. These are vacancies in Russian, but there you can find vacancies for international companies where they speak English.

2. Decide on a location

After receiving an offer, you should find air tickets, an annual rental of housing closer to the office with good infrastructure. Please note that you need to have the amount for the first and last month + deposit. On our website, the following online services are possible: viewing rental objects and concluding a contract. Or you can choose options and book a showing for your arrival dates.

Be sure to check about the Internet in your area, the speed of local providers in different locations may vary. The best time to move is from September to April, when prices drop and you can rent an apartment or an apartment cheaply, even with a sea view. There are more options for long-term rentals in autumn, winter and spring than in the summer season of tourists.

You can find out the cost of apartments or houses for temporary residence using the search on our website.

3. Take lists

Ask the personnel department what original documents you need to bring with you: police clearance certificates, diplomas. Translation for them is done by court interpreters on the spot.

4. Find friends and ask for advice

Connect with the local IT community. There are chats in telegram and facebook where everyone communicates in English, learn about meetups and news, make friends.

5. Delegate and stay calm

You can organize the move yourself or use the services of our specialists who will help you choose modern and comfortable accommodation options in such popular cities as Budva, Bar, Herceg Novi, where most IT companies are located. Also in obtaining a residence permit, certification of the necessary documents by a notary and accounting support if you decide to move and work remotely in the mountains or on the coast.

This will save you time and help you avoid stress in an unfamiliar country without knowing the local language. Our specialists speak English, Russian and Montenegrin.

Successfully pass the interview stages, transport your cat and ficus to a place where it is always warm, join teams of experienced developers of international projects, launch your startups.

You can get more advice on moving and legalization in Montenegro by Viber/WhatsApp/Telegram +382 69 777 680 or leave a request on the website.

If you are interested in relocation to Montenegro, you work in IT, as a designer, developer or tester, the following articles will also be useful for you:  a list coworking spaces.

 

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Do you dream of a carefree life on the shores of the Adriatic Sea, where the sun shines 300 days a year, and mountains coexist with azure beaches? Then welcome to Montenegro! In this blog, we share the experience of living in this amazing country of people who have already moved to Montenegro, talk about adaptation to a new country, the intricacies of buying real estate in Montenegro, obtaining a residence permit, and also introduce you to Montenegrin culture and traditions.

Moving to a new country is not just a change of place of residence, it is a step towards a new life filled with bright colors and unforgettable impressions. The paperwork process is not complicated, but requires careful preparation. In our blog you will find detailed information about:

  • Necessary documents: what certificates and statements you will need, where to get them.
  • How to get a residence permit in Montenegro in 2024: which residence permit is right for you, how to get it.
  • Looking for housing: how to find the house or apartment of your dreams.
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  • Stages of buying real estate in Montenegro: how to avoid becoming a victim of scammers and make a profitable deal.
  • Real estate prices: what determines the cost of housing in different regions.
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Each country has its own characteristics that you should know about before moving. Explore our blog about life in Montenegro:

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Also in the blog you will find detailed information about residence permits in Montenegro:

  • What documents will you need?
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