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Shopping & second-hand · 31 articles

Used furniture and a lamp arranged on a pavement outside a building, ready for sale

Second-hand in Montenegro: where to buy and sell used furniture, appliances and electronics, what shipping costs and what rights you have

How second-hand trade works in Montenegro: where people buy and sell used items, how to price them against new shop prices, what Pošta Crne Gore charges to send a parcel across the country, how to meet and pay safely, and what the law says when a used item turns out to be faulty.

September 25, 2026

A traveller with shopping bags and a suitcase at a border crossing

Tax-free shopping in Montenegro: how visitors get the VAT back, the 100 euro minimum and the PDV-PP form

Who can claim a VAT refund on purchases in Montenegro, how much of the price comes back, why a receipt must exceed 100 euros, how the PDV-PP form is stamped by customs at the border, the six-month deadline, and what is not covered.

September 25, 2026

A cardboard parcel on a kitchen table next to scissors and an open box

Customs on parcels in Montenegro: no duty up to 150 euros, VAT from the first euro, gifts up to 45 euros and personal luggage

What you pay when you order goods from abroad, including from the European Union, when no customs duty is due, why VAT has applied to small consignments since 2025, how the VAT base is calculated, what applies to gifts from relatives and how much you can bring in your personal luggage.

September 25, 2026

A customer handing a faulty small kitchen appliance and a receipt over a shop counter

Consumer complaints and warranties in Montenegro: rights for faulty goods, 8 days for an answer, 15 days for a repair and returns of online purchases

How long a trader in Montenegro is liable for faulty goods, how to make a complaint and whether you need a receipt, what you can ask for, how a commercial warranty differs from legal liability, how to return goods bought online within 14 days and what applies when you buy from a private seller through a listing.

September 25, 2026

A shopping basket with bread, milk, fruit and vegetables in a supermarket aisle

Grocery prices in Montenegro in 2026: a 28-item supermarket basket compared across seven Podgorica shops

What everyday groceries cost in Montenegro in September 2026: milk, bread, eggs, meat, fruit, coffee, beer and household basics, the cheapest and dearest shop for each, how much the same basket differs between chains, and why prices are rising.

September 25, 2026

A hand holding a phone photographing an empty room with parquet floor, daylight through a large window

How to Write a Listing That Sells (with Examples)

The same apartment, two listings: one sits for months, the other rings the same week. The difference is in the first line, the filled-in fields and what you say openly. With before-and-after examples for an apartment, a house and a car.

September 23, 2026

A table by a window with a laptop, a phone on a stand and a set of keys in daylight, preparing a listing

Free Classifieds in Montenegro: Where and How to Post

What free really means for a listing, which fields decide whether anyone calls, and what posting looks like step by step: seven to ten steps depending on the category, checked on the live site, with the fields buyers actually filter on.

September 23, 2026