The process of becoming a student in a country within the region varies from one nation to another and typically involves administrative procedures.
🔍 Identify the study program and institution that match your interests.
🎓 Montenegro has 9 accredited higher education institutions, offering 281 study programs in accordance with the 3+2+3 Bologna model.
Top universities:
🗂 Typical documents include:
📥 Applications are submitted directly to the faculty of the university you’re applying to.
📅 Public calls are usually published in the second half of June.
Check the institution websites for deadlines:
📚 Some universities or faculties may require entrance exams (especially for medicine, arts, or competitive programs).
📌 Always check the academic calendar and requirements of your selected faculty.
📝 Entrance exams are typically held in late June or early July.
🎓 If your previous education was completed abroad, you must submit a request for diploma recognition.
📄 Submit:
🌍 Non-EU/EEA students must apply for a student visa at the nearest Montenegrin consulate.
📄 Required:
🏛 After arrival, all international students must register for a temporary residence permit.
📄 Submit:
📍 This is usually done at the local police or migration office in the city where your university is located.
🏠 Options:
🔗 Dormitory details and applications:
✅ After arriving in Montenegro: