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A move to Montenegro could be financially smart — and so much more. Monkey Business Images / Shutterstock.com
Most people haven’t heard of Montenegro, and that’s OK. It’s a tiny country of about 5,300 square miles (13,800 square kilometers), making it about the size of Connecticut. It’s also tiny in terms of population, with about 620,000 people making their home here. Montenegro is in Eastern Europe, and Kotor Bay, a deep craggy inlet of the Adriatic Sea, is in the southwest of the country.
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