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Croatia – Car Rental

For most visitors and residents, hiring a car in Croatia is a relatively simple process. The minimum age requirement is generally between 18 and 21, depending on the rental provider, and a valid national driving licence is ordinarily sufficient —

Croatia – Buying or Importing a Car

For foreign nationals, purchasing or importing a vehicle in Croatia is entirely achievable, though Croatian residence is a prerequisite for registering a car in your own name. Traffic flows on the right-hand side, and only left-hand drive vehicles are permitted

Croatia – Buses and Trams

Croatia operates one of the most far-reaching bus networks in the wider region, with coaches linking everything from bustling coastal hubs to tiny inland settlements. Urban bus systems across Zagreb, Split, Dubrovnik, and beyond are dependable and budget-friendly, and Zagreb

Croatia – Banking

Croatia’s banking sector is stable, modern, and fully embedded within the European Union’s financial architecture. Following the country’s adoption of the euro in January 2023, Croatia now operates as a fully-fledged eurozone member, which considerably simplifies everyday financial management for

Croatia – Animal Welfare and Cultural Issues

Croatia is a country where pet ownership is widespread and attitudes toward animals are gradually shifting, particularly among younger generations in urban centres. Pet ownership and animal protection are governed by the Zakon o zaštiti životinja (Animal Protection Act), which