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Licensing of Real Estate Brokers

How to become a licensed real estate broker (agency) in Montenegro under the new Law on Mediation (2025) — professional exam, conditions and registration in the Register of Brokers.

1–3 months€150 exam + insurance4 steps
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1

Passing the professional exam (agent)

Submit an application to the Chamber of Economy of Montenegro and take the professional exam. The exam is run by a commission (2 members from the Ministry, 3 from the Chamber) — a written part (up to 1h, min. 75% accuracy) and an oral part (up to 30 min) across 4 areas: law and cadastre, management and marketing, finance and taxes (AML), spatial planning and construction.

Submit an application to the Chamber of Economy of Montenegro and take the professional exam. The exam is run by a commission (2 members from the Ministry, 3 from the Chamber) — a written part (up to 1h, min. 75% accuracy) and an oral part (up to 30 min) across 4 areas: law and cadastre, management and marketing, finance and taxes (AML), spatial planning and construction.

Responsible: Candidate / Chamber of Economy
Deadline: Depends on exam schedule
Documents:
Exam applicationProof of qualification (min. level IV)Proof of residency (MNE or EU/EEA)
Note: Exam fee: €150. Retake: €30 per subject (1–2 subjects, within 20–30 days)
2

Meeting the broker conditions

A broker (company or sole proprietor) must: be registered in the CRPS; employ at least one full-time person with a passed professional exam; provide office space per the rulebook (45×25 cm plate with coat of arms, phone, internet, computer, printer, biometric ID card reader); conclude a professional liability insurance contract; the owner, founder and agents must not be convicted of certain criminal offenses.

3

Submitting the registration application

Submit the application for registration in the Register of Brokers with evidence that all conditions are met.

4

Registration and start of work

The competent authority registers the broker in the public electronic Register of Brokers, after which the broker may legally operate.

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