During a cabinet meeting, the government decided that the costs would be reimbursed pursuant to a rental contract with the Interior Ministry (Civil Protection Administration) for a period of six months, with the possibility of extending contracts up to one year.
Providers of accommodation will be paid monthly to cover the cost of accommodation and utility bills.
Expenses will be paid in the amount of HRK 50 a day for single persons, families with more members will receive HRK 40 a day for the first person, HRK 30 for a second member, HRK 20 for a third member and HRK 10 a day for each member after that.
Housing units have to have to be of a minimum of 30 square metres for one person and an additional 5m2 for each family member after that.
The premises must include a kitchen and bathroom with a lavatory. It must also be furnished and have the necessary appliances and utility infrastructure.
“The money for this will be ensured from the state budget from the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development”, Interior Minister Davor Božinović explained.
The government has authorised the Interior Ministry, Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development, Ministry of Labour, Pension System, Family, and Social Policy and the Civil Protection Administration to implement this decision.
The Interior Ministry will advertise a call on its website, appealing for available premises to be offered to accommodate displaced persons from Ukraine.
For more, check out our dedicated politics section.