This hub gathers everything expats need to understand Croatia: visas, residency, moving preparation, lifestyle, housing, banking, and working legally.
Moving to Croatia: Full Guide
Cost of Living 2025
Relocation Checklist
Orientation Guide
Digital Nomad Visa Guide
Temporary Residency Guide
DNV vs TRV Comparison
Bureaucracy & Documents Guide
Best Places to Live
Cost of Living Breakdown
Housing & Renting Guide
Banking & Essentials
Croatian Lifestyle & Fjaka
Language & Etiquette
Integration Guide
Food & Local Essentials
Work & Freelance Legally
Employment Guide
Digital Nomad Ecosystem
Taxes for Remote Workers
Croatia’s residency, tax, and immigration policies shift often and missing a small update can delay your plans. Get a monthly briefing with policy changes, practical checklists,…
Yes unless you’re an EU/EEA citizen. Non-EU nationals must apply for a long-term stay through options such as the Digital Nomad Visa, Temporary Residency, work permit, family reunification, or student stay.
Our team manages all administrative steps to secure residency or EU citizenship, guiding you through the legal requirements and ensuring a smooth process. Through an initial, free consultation we assess what steps we need to take in your specific circumstances, and establish a clear plan for you to become a resident or citizen of Croatia.
It’s doable, but the process is bureaucratic. Requirements depend on your purpose of stay (nomad visa, work, family, study, company ownership). Most applications take 2–8 weeks and require proof of income, valid accommodation, health insurance, and clear documentation.
This depends on your nationality and the type of stay you are pursuing. Generally, passports, proof of accommodation, financial means, and health insurance are essential.
At Mandracchio Capital, we provide expert assistance with both Croatian and international taxation. Our team consists of renowned tax experts who ensure compliance with all relevant laws while optimizing your tax strategy. We help navigate complex tax regulations and offer tailored solutions for domestic and cross-border tax matters, allowing you to focus on your business goals with confidence.
If you are an investor looking for the right tax strategy for you, you can learn more about our team and approach.
If you are an entrepreneur looking to plan taxes or solve a complex tax problem, you can learn what our team can do for you.
If you are an expat and consider moving to Croatia, you can learn more and get in touch with our digital nomad and expat tax team
You can reach us through our website contact form or by calling our office directly. We look forward to learning about your needs and how we can support your plans in Croatia.
After your inquiry, our team will respond within 24 hours to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation with the expert best suited to your case. During this call, we will review your situation and outline the most suitable approach for your business or relocation goals.
Short-term visits are often allowed for up to 90 days within a 180-day period, depending on your nationality. For longer stays, you’ll need a residence permit based on your purpose – such as remote work, employment, family reunification, or study.
