Montenegro has two main sectors: – tourism and construction. In addition, the service sector has been developing recently, namely beauty parlors, hairdressers, spas, and massage parlors. Medical services are also developing: dental offices, private clinics, private laboratories.

As for employment in Montenegro, it must be borne in mind that it can be seasonal – from April-May to October, and permanent, i.e., year-round. Seasonal employment offers a huge selection of vacancies and often good wages, but has one major drawback: you'll have to look for a new job in October. Permanent employment has an undeniable advantage, but it also has its downside: wages can be significantly lower than with seasonal employment. So, let's look at the most in-demand professions in Montenegro:

Housemaid – is mostly seasonal, but there are plenty of vacancies and you can earn up to 1000 euros/month.

Cook – positions are also primarily seasonal, but reputable restaurants hire year-round. Salaries for – positions range from €500/month and up, depending on qualifications.

Nanny – is primarily a seasonal job, as it is during the peak season that there is an influx of tourists with children, and mothers who work here on a permanent basis also need the help of a nanny during the season.

Salesman – is mostly year-round work, but there are some stores that are only open seasonally. – salaries start at €300/month.

Waiter, bartender, barista – is seasonal work, but there's a huge selection of positions. Salary starts at €400/month + tips.

Taxi driver/driver – seasonal work. Montenegro has plenty of local taxi drivers, but some car rental companies or VIP services require qualified Russian-speaking drivers. – salaries range from 400-500 euros per month.

Guide – seasonal work. A guide license and knowledge of several languages are required. Salary for – starts from 700 euros/month and up.

Hotel manager – is primarily seasonal work. Basic knowledge of several languages is required. Salary starts from €500/month.

Everything about construction and design –, on the other hand, is offered during the off-season, as construction work is generally prohibited in the summer. The construction season lasts nine months, and during the summer, construction workers can earn extra money by doing odd jobs. Depending on their skills, they can earn €500-700 or more in this field.

There is a shortage of specialized professionals in the medical field, such as – therapists, dentists, gynecologists and other specialized professionals. Montenegro accepts higher education diplomas from other countries, but your qualifications and diploma will need to be confirmed by the Ministry of Education. Salaries start at €700 per month.

Cosmetologist, manicure, pedicure specialist, massage therapist Some – salons are open year-round, but they hire additional technicians during the peak season, so both seasonal and year-round employment is possible. Salaries at – start from €300/month.

Lawyers, accountants – also has these vacancies, but a specialist without knowledge of the Montenegrin language and local laws will not be hired for this vacancy.

Handyman This – position is available year-round. If you're an experienced electrician, plumber, gardener, and roofer all rolled into one, you'll have plenty of work all year round. Pay is piecework, ranging from €400-500 per month.