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Can Croatia Market Itself to Highly Qualified Internationals?
March the 18th, 2024 – Croatia needs to more firmly place itself on the map for highly qualified internationals – ...
Zadar Attracting More and More New Residents
December the 16th, 2023 – Despite Croatia’s brain drain and ongoing demographic issues, Zadar is succeeding in attracting more and ...
Foreign Workers to Eventually Make up Quarter of Croatian Workforce?
December the 8th, 2023 – There are more and more foreign workers from distant countries turning up in Croatia, as ...
From Ukraine to India – Around 100,000 Foreign Workers in Croatia
As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, RTL talked about the growing number of foreign workers in Croatia, but also how we might ...
Croatia Ready to Receive Another 60 Irregular Migrants
Irregular migrants should be relocated from Italy, Greece, and Cyprus to other EU member-states, the Večernji List daily recalls. Apart ...
Number of Unaccompanied Children Migrants on Rise
During a round table discussion, held on World Refugee Day, Pirnat Dragičević ad UNHCR representatives highlighted the adoption of the ...
NGO: Croatian Policies Marked by Violence Towards Refugees
“World Refugee Day is a reminder that we can make this society more open, more solidary and more inclusive,” Kekuš ...
Three, Four or Five Years for Croatian Permanent Residence? It Depends
Croatian permanent residence after five years Croatian permanent residence is typically obtained after five years and one day of living ...
VL: Only 16 Applications for Return to Croatia and for Move to Rural Areas
The financial support was offered under the “Labour Mobility – I Choose Croatia” scheme, an upgrade to the self-employment scheme, ...
Retiring in Croatia as a Non-EU National: Navigating Taxes
The information provided here is for general informational purposes only. If you require specific expertise on your current tax situation, ...