Croatia maintains a well-established compulsory vehicle testing regime known as the tehnički pregled (technical inspection), delivered through a nationwide network of authorised…
Read more →Taxis and ride-hailing services are readily accessible throughout Croatia’s principal cities and popular coastal locations. Uber and Bolt are both active in…
Read more →Croatia runs a centralised personal income tax system with two progressive rate bands, the precise rates within each set by local municipalities.…
Read more →Croatia has emerged as a practical and increasingly attractive base for self-employed expats and overseas founders. As a full EU member operating…
Read more →Croatia boasts a dynamic and diverse retail environment, ranging from major international supermarket groups and bustling urban shopping malls to neighbourhood markets…
Read more →Croatia provides foreign nationals with multiple pathways to legal residency, ranging from temporary permits tied to employment, study, family ties, passive income,…
Read more →For most people moving to Croatia, finding a rental property is a manageable process, but anyone relocating today will find a market…
Read more →Croatia’s national rail operator, HŽ Putnički prijevoz (HŽPP), runs services along the principal corridors linking Zagreb, Split, Rijeka, and Osijek. The network…
Read more →Croatia’s overall property tax burden is relatively contained and, for resale transactions, revolves chiefly around a flat 3% real estate transfer tax…
Read more →Foreign nationals can let property in Croatia, but doing so successfully means understanding a clear legal framework, a rapidly shifting regulatory environment,…
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