Moving to Zagreb
Zagreb Cost of Living – February
According to numbeo.com, the prices in February in comparison to January went up for almost every item on the list. ...
Meeting People: Expat Groups
So, you’ve dealt with bureaucracy, found an apartment, and you’re settling more or less comfortably into your new life in ...
International Schools
If you want to enrol your children into an English-speaking school in Zagreb, there are four completely international schools, and ...
Health Insurance and HZZO Offices
The Croatian national health care system is public and regulated by HZZO (Hrvatski zavod za zdravstveno osiguranje, Croatian Institute for ...
Hospitals and Health Centres in Zagreb
HOSPITALS Traumatology HospitalDraškovićeva 19 (01) 4697-000 Hospital for Infectious DiseasesMirogojska 8 (01) 4603-222 Psychiatric Hospital Jankomir 11 (01) 3794-333 ”Vrapče”, ...
English-Speaking Doctors by Speciality
Cardiology Dr. Mijo Bergovec Clinical hospital Dubrava Avenija Gojka Šuška 6, ZagrebPhone: (01) 2902-444Mobile: 098-228-688 Dr. Aleksander Ernst Phone: (01) ...
International Kindergartens
Education in Croatia Primary and secondary public education is compulsory and free in Croatia – children start primary school at ...
Phone and Internet
Even though we live in a mobile phone era and we don’t need phones to connect to the Internet anymore, ...
Living Costs in Zagreb
This may come as a surprise because Zagreb is the biggest city in Croatia, but it’s not the most ...
Banking
Even though Croatia is an EU member state and part of the Eurozone, it hasn’t adopted the euro yet. To ...
