Montenegro has digitized real estate documents

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What happened

Montenegro’s Real Estate Administration has made a significant move toward market digitalization. The agency has officially introduced a new online service that enables both citizens and foreign property owners to access official cadastral documents remotely, without having to visit regional offices.

Via the dedicated government portal, users can now view their registered properties, choose the necessary extracts, pay the required fees online, and download official documents immediately.

Legal force and round-the-clock access

The Administration stressed that electronic documents issued through the portal carry the authority’s official digital signature. They are fully legally valid and can be submitted to government institutions, banks, notaries, and private organizations whenever proof of ownership is required, including the so-called List nepokretnosti.

• 24/7 access: The service is available at any time from anywhere in the world with an internet connection.
• Data protection: Users log in with a personal ID and the secure NS eID electronic identification system.
• Personal archive: Each user account keeps a complete history of previous requests. Any document that has already been paid for and issued can be downloaded again in one click, free of charge.

The procedure for obtaining an extract has been made as simple as possible: users register, choose the property, verify the current data, pay online by card, and download the document. The new service is designed to remove long queues at cadastral offices, lower administrative costs for citizens, and reduce the workload on public employees.

The authority also said it will continue expanding digital services to make public administration more transparent and efficient.

Source: Investitor

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