If you plan to live, work, invest, or do business in Šibenik, you will most likely need an OIB (Osobni identifikacijski broj)—a personal identification number required for financial, legal, and administrative matters. Without it, many essential services will be inaccessible. 1. Understanding the OIB: What It Is and Why You Need It What Is an
The article outlines the process for third-country nationals (non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizens) to apply for temporary stay in Croatia as digital nomads. A digital nomad is defined as someone employed by or working for a foreign company, or running their own business, without providing services to Croatian employers. Key points of the process: In summary, the process
Long-Term Residence and Permanent Stay in Croatia Eligibility: Long-term residence can be granted to third-country nationals who have lived legally in Croatia for five uninterrupted years, including temporary stay, asylum, or subsidiary protection. Permanent Stay Administrative Fees This process outlines the criteria for obtaining long-term residence and permanent stay in Croatia, including the required residence
Temporary Stay for Third-Country Nationals in Croatia Application for Temporary Stay Purposes for Temporary Stay Temporary stay is granted for various reasons, including: Conditions for Granting Temporary Stay Applicants must: Withdrawal of Temporary Stay Permit A permit can be revoked if: Duration of Temporary Stay Fees Payments are made via internet banking or at the
Moving to Croatia as an expat or foreign resident is an exciting adventure, but navigating the visa and residency requirements can seem like a daunting task. This article breaks down everything you need to know about obtaining a visa, establishing residency, and staying in Šibenik, one of Croatia’s most beautiful and historically rich cities. Visa
