Life in Montenegro: Is it safe to talk about well-being?
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Life in Montenegro: Is it safe to talk about well-being?
So, let's talk about the standard of living in Montenegro today. Most of the visitors are tempted to move to Montenegro, after visiting here several times on vacation. But is it possible to consider life in Montenegro to be prosperous and cloudless both from an economic point of view and from a number of other factors?
Let's start with the opinion of the Montenegrins themselves. Over the years, survey results show that locals consider life in Montenegro comfortable regardless of their wages. You can even call life in Montenegro happy, if you talk with at least a dozen Montenegrins.
The UN annually compiles statistics on the living standards of the countries of the world, the so-called HDI (human development index). So, life in Montenegro, according to these data, is getting better every year. At the moment the country takes 52 place out of 186.
Life in Montenegro and immigrants, marking the calm of the working rhythm, healthy climate, security and stability (with a constant source of income or good earnings) positively evaluate the life in Montenegro. The comments of those who moved to Montenegro recently have one common point: everyone says that Montenegrins are able to teach them to enjoy life, not hurrying. Oddly enough, for many, this philosophical aspect is the defining criterion by which they chose life in Montenegro.
Life in Montenegro in Figures and Facts
Dimensionality and comfort - it's great, but how are they expressed in practice? What is the lack of stress in numbers and the enjoyment of moments in detail?
First, the climate. Those who are good at the heat, should consider life in Montenegro as truly paradisiacal. The summer season here is the period from May to October. The hot sun in the middle of summer becomes scorching, and this justifies the endless dining siesta. But by the night, when it gets colder, everything comes to life. For example, the nightly entertainment facilities of Budva and Kotor are famous throughout Europe. Festivals, shows, concerts and performances never stop in Montenegro. Plus, even if you just live and work in Montenegro, you will always be in this holiday atmosphere. the same, the noise is not to their liking, it is quite possible to choose a house in Montenegro away from the beach-tourist zone.
The average life expectancy in Montenegro is about 75 years. Compare: the global threshold is about 10 years less. Excellent ecology and the ability to save nerves is an essential factor that also causes many to change the noise of a metropolis to a quiet life in Montenegro.
How much is life in Montenegro? The prices here are lower than in Europe, with most of the products are really healthy and environmentally friendly. So, buying in the local market a week in advance for a family of 2 adults and 1 child, you will pay a maximum of 65 euros, although you will not be severely restricted.
The cost of utilities is quite high in relation to salaries, tk. is also approaching European standards. Especially expensive electricity costs, which is literally a headache for local residents, because almost all work on electricity here.
Salaries in Montenegro remain rather low and poorly correspond to the world level, to which the country is so striving. At the moment, statistical agencies recorded an average figure of 350 euros, although to ensure a normal quality of life here you need income of at least 1000 euros per family (according to the Montenegrins themselves).
Cultural life in Montenegro is quite rich and rich, and one can only devote one year to studying the sights.
Education in Montenegro, although at a fairly decent level, is usually used as a preparatory stage for European universities.
So, life in Montenegro will be ideal for those who will be able to organize a successful business here or are able to settle for small. Downshifting, rapidly gaining popularity as a new philosophy of the century, as a social model perfectly corresponds to the local regions.
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