Montenegro address format & examples

Sending money to a friend shouldn't be too hard. If you're going to send money to your pen pal in Montenegro, you'll want to convert your currency into euros, and make sure that you're using the correct Montenegrin address format. Without the correct mailing address format, that sweet "novac" could end up anywhere, or worse—in the Montenegro postal service garbage can.

Below you'll learn how to write a Montenegrin address by looking at Montenegro’s address examples and a detailed breakdown of the correct mail address format. Smarty is the premier source for location and address data intelligence, so below all the mail format stuff, you'll also find additional information on Montenegro.

1. **Addressee line **– The recipient’s full name.
2. Street name and building number – The street name is listed first on the first address line, followed by the building or unit number.
3. Postal code and city - The five-digit postal code goes on this address line, followed by the city or town that the address is in.
4. Country – Don't forget the country, which can be abbreviated to MNE.

Compared to Western Europe, Montenegro is quite affordable. If you're looking for property information or additional address data such as ISO codes, major city information, or population information, you can find that below.