License conditions

A permit for the import and/or export of substances that damage the ozone layer and alternative substances is issued based on the request of a legal entity or entrepreneur that contains information on:

1) to the applicant (name and surname, i.e. title, social security number, address, telephone/fax number, e-mail)

2) substances, i.e. substances that are imported/exported, for each substance individually:

– name of the substance (chemical name and trade mark);

– tariff code;

– amount of substance expressed in unit of measure;

- the name of the country of import or export of the substance;

- the name of the country of origin of the substance;

– the manufacturer of the substance.

The following documentation is attached to the request:

- proof of registration in the Central Registry of Business Entities;

– supplier's invoice or pro-invoice;

- notification of the border crossing where import/export will take place;

- notification on the purpose of import/export;

- notification of end users;

- safety data sheet for the substance;

- statement that the storage of substances is carried out in accordance with the safety data sheet for the given substance;

- proof of payment of the administrative fee; and

- other documentation of importance for issuing a permit for the import/export of substances that damage the ozone layer and alternative substances.

For substances for which the annual import quota is determined, the Decision for determining the annual import quota is attached to the import request.

Special requirements for qualifications

There are no special conditions

Fees

Administrative fee - €2
Account number to which the fee is paid: 832-31614120-72

Administrative fee €40 for a permit to import ozone-depleting substances
Account number to which the fee is paid: 832-7075-21

Competent authorities

Environmental Protection Agency
IV Proleterske 19
Contact phone 020/446-507
epamontenegro@gmail.com
tatjana.djurcevic@epa.org.me

Mail za slanje dokumentacije:

epamontenegro@gmail.com

Relevant regulations

Law on Protection from the Negative Effects of Climate Change ("Official Gazette of Montenegro", No. 073/19);

Regulation on substances that damage the ozone layer and alternative substances ("Official Gazette of Montenegro", no. 079/21);

Rulebook on the detailed method and necessary documentation for issuing a permit for the import and/or export of substances that damage the ozone layer and alternative substances ("Official Gazette of Montenegro", No. 069/20);

Decision on the control list for export and import of goods ("Official Gazette of Montenegro", no. 022/14, 038/15, 029/16, 062/16, 024/17,035/18, 022/19,040/20, 071/21 )

Legal remedies

An appeal against this decision (permit) can be lodged with the Ministry of Tourism, Ecology, Sustainable Development and Development of the North within 15 days from the day it was delivered, and through this authority