Croatia – Eye Care

Eye care services in Croatia are provided through both public and private channels. The national health insurance body, HZZO, extends coverage for…

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Croatia – End of Life Issues

Croatia provides end of life care through a publicly funded health system that has grown considerably since 2014, although the quality and…

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Croatia – Air Travel

Croatia punches above its weight when it comes to aviation infrastructure, boasting eight international airports and a domestic network served almost exclusively…

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Croatia – Landlines and Mobile Phones

Croatia’s telecommunications infrastructure is mature and well-resourced, with three principal mobile network operators — Hrvatski Telekom, A1, and Telemach — alongside a…

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Croatia – Visas

Croatia joined the Schengen Area on 1 January 2023, having been an EU member state since 2013. Nationals of many countries may…

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Croatia – Selling Property

Disposing of real estate in Croatia is a formally regulated procedure that demands notarised agreements, land registry participation, and thorough paperwork. Although…

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Croatia – Buying Property

Foreign nationals are legally permitted to purchase property in Croatia, though the rules governing eligibility vary according to nationality. Citizens of EU,…

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Croatia – Veterinary Care

Croatia maintains a broadly solid standard of veterinary care, especially across its main urban centres — Zagreb, Split, and Dubrovnik — where…

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