Political stability is inevitable for economic growth and development regardless of the EU accession. It must be followed by the economic freedom concept in order to achieve the full potential. In case of Montenegro, the concepts of micro-state, its hybrid version as well as green transition based on economic freedom are the key pillars. It also enables quite efficient and effective institutional branding if executed properly. Future perspectives of Montenegro-EU relations must include full membership till 2030 (based primarily on the geopolitical changes) the latest, stable state institutions, applied rule of law, full structural funds access, investments’ attractiveness, full foreign policy compliance, full environmental protection compliance, positioning itself as the regional economy hub (including down thresholds for any joint interval or decision among member states or divided jurisdiction), SME’s access to the market and funding sources, diversification of the economy, and company’s ability to cope with the single market pressure. In order to achieve the aforementioned, the following has to be achieved: (1) political stability, (2) economic freedom, (3) secure country, (4) environment friendly design, (5) efficient educational system, (6) effective rule of law, (7) entrepreneurial culture, and (8) Montenegro as the EU member state. Existence of functional and efficient institutions based on market economy principles, functional education system, and implemented EU negotiation process criteria based on the vision of micro and green Montenegro are the (pre)condition for making the respective viable at all.