Customs declaration requirements for Montenegro
Customs Declare produces the completed Customs Declaration, via ASYCUDA (regional CEFTA-area convention) for Montenegro’s own customs authority, from your invoice and supporting documents. You or your broker review and submit it -- nothing leaves your workspace automatically.
Import requirements & restrictions
Import licensing required
CE marking is accepted as the main basis for market access into Montenegro for electronic/radio equipment and other CE-regulated product categories -- contrast with Bosnia and Herzegovina's own separate non-EU/EEA conformity regime (batch 16); Montenegro, as an EU-candidate country, accepts CE more directly for these categories.
Montenegro EKIP Authority / customs
Import prohibited
Used cars imported into Montenegro must meet at least Euro 5 emissions standards (new cars: Euro 6); as of 1 July 2024, cars older than 15 years cannot be imported at all. A Certificate of Conformity (COC) from the manufacturer -- or a reissued copy from a COC provider if the original is unavailable -- is generally required to prove compliance.
HS 8703 -- Montenegro customs
Duty & tax
- VAT (default rate)
- 21%
- MFN duty rate data
- Available
- Preferential rate
- None on record
- Free duty calculator
- Check a duty rate for Montenegro
Quick answers
What customs declaration form does Montenegro require?
Montenegro’s import declaration is the Customs Declaration, via ASYCUDA (regional CEFTA-area convention), issued by Customs Administration of Montenegro (Uprava carina Crne Gore), Ministry of Finance.
Which languages does Montenegro accept on a customs declaration?
Serbian
What is the VAT rate on imports into Montenegro?
The default VAT rate on record for Montenegro is 21%.