Montenegro

According to ALLCITYCODES.COM, Montenegro is a small country in the Balkans that is bordered by Croatia to the west, Bosnia and Herzegovina to the northwest, Serbia to the northeast, Albania to the south-east, and Kosovo to the east. It has an area of 13,812 square kilometers and a population of around 622,000 people. The official language of Montenegro is Montenegrin and its currency is the Euro. The area code of Montenegro is +382. This code is used when making phone calls to Montenegro from another country or when dialing within Montenegro. To make an international call from Montenegro, you must dial 00 followed by your country’s code before entering your desired number. For example, if you are calling from Australia you would dial 0061 before entering your desired number. The area code for mobile phones in Montenegro begins with +382 60 or +382 68 depending on which network provider you are using. For example, if you are using Telenor then your code will be +382 60 followed by your specific phone number. If you are using m:tel then your code will be +382 68 followed by your specific phone number. When calling within Montenegro it is not necessary to dial the area code before entering a local number as all numbers within Montenegro begin with 020 or 067 depending on which network provider they use (020 for Telenor and 067 for m:tel). To make an international call from a mobile phone in Montenegro it is necessary to dial 00 followed by the country’s code before entering your desired number as well as adding a “+” sign at the beginning of each number (e.g., +44 1234 5678). Overall, understanding how to use the area codes of Montenegro can be beneficial when making calls both domestically and internationally as it ensures that all calls are routed correctly and reduces any confusion during communication between two parties. Montenegro is a parliamentary democracy, with the Prime Minister serving as its head of government. The unicameral Parliament of Montenegro is the legislative branch of government and is composed of 81 seats. Members are elected through direct, popular vote to serve four-year terms. The President of Montenegro is the head of state and is elected by the Parliament for a five-year term. The President has limited executive powers but serves as commander in chief of the armed forces and is responsible for foreign policy. The judicial branch consists of a Supreme Court, Constitutional Court, and several other courts. The judiciary is independent from other branches and its judges are appointed by the Parliament upon recommendation from the Judicial Council of Montenegro. PETSINCLUDE: Features public policy of Montenegro.