The currency in Montenegro is the Euro, which is very convenient if you’re a digital nomad from the Eurozone. There are plenty of ATMs around, although they will charge international withdrawal fees, even if your own bank doesn’t. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in Kotor, so it’s best to get a card with...Read More

The currency in Montenegro is the Euro, which is very convenient if you’re a digital nomad from the Eurozone. There are plenty of ATMs around, although they will charge international withdrawal fees, even if your own bank doesn’t. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in Kotor, so it’s best to get a card with...Read More

The currency in Montenegro is the Euro, which is very convenient if you’re a digital nomad from the Eurozone. There are plenty of ATMs around, although they will charge international withdrawal fees, even if your own bank doesn’t. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in Kotor, so it’s best to get a card with...Read More

The currency in Montenegro is the Euro, which is very convenient if you’re a digital nomad from the Eurozone. There are plenty of ATMs around, although they will charge international withdrawal fees, even if your own bank doesn’t. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in Kotor, so it’s best to get a card with...Read More

The currency in Montenegro is the Euro, which is very convenient if you’re a digital nomad from the Eurozone. There are plenty of ATMs around, although they will charge international withdrawal fees, even if your own bank doesn’t. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in Kotor, so it’s best to get a card with...Read More

The currency in Montenegro is the Euro, which is very convenient if you’re a digital nomad from the Eurozone. There are plenty of ATMs around, although they will charge international withdrawal fees, even if your own bank doesn’t. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in Kotor, so it’s best to get a card with...Read More

The currency in Montenegro is the Euro, which is very convenient if you’re a digital nomad from the Eurozone. There are plenty of ATMs around, although they will charge international withdrawal fees, even if your own bank doesn’t. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in Kotor, so it’s best to get a card with...Read More