Real Estate in Croatia: Prices, Investing, Taxes, Residence Permit

[@prettyland489]

I love Croatia. I lived there by 1993. This Is a great info. Thanks a lot

[@traveleconomics]

muchas gracias senor!

[@pohlcat6996]

Love it. Thank you. My wife and I are pursuing Croatian citizenship as her grandparents are Croats.

[@traveleconomics]

enjoy croatia

[@MontenegroRealEstate]

Excellent video as usual. Very helpful information to help would be buyers understanding the pros and cons of buying. Especially those looking for a decent return on investment, residency or a lower cost of living. You know my thoughts… Montenegro wins on so many aspects. Looking forward to seeing your next vid!

[@marijabiljan8046]

I love Croatia. Looking forward to moving there, in the mist of covid. Video was very informative. thank you. !

[@traveleconomics]

Glad you enjoyed it! With your name, maybe you are Croatian or has some HR heritage?

[@mitchroperos]

This is very informative hvala i'm from philippines 🇵🇭 And i am crazy digging research about croatia 😻

[@damobart]

Thanks for this great and informative video. I like how you shared some practical knowledge with the local webpages.

[@traveleconomics]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@appscan1188]

Hello..am planning my trip to Croatia in January. Can you help me out. With renting apartments

[@theremotelifepodcast]

This was super helpful, thanks! I'd be curious if you know any options for digital nomads to get financing at all?

[@traveleconomics]

if you start a company/self-employed operation in Croatia and live there for at least one year, some banks are likely to accept giving you a mortgage. Below that time, it is very difficult. You might as well try to get a loan in your country of residence to buy property in Croatia.

[@theremotelifepodcast]

@@traveleconomics Oh interesting, helpful to know, thanks!

[@Maris_RealEstate_Croatia]

10:27 thanks for nice explanation

[@traveleconomics]

nema na cemu.

[@Al-vw8qt]

Do not invest in real estate in Croatia. Rn, in some parts, the prices are way over inflated and on par with France or UK which is ridiculous.

[@elsalvador.9442]

Please make video on Real Estate in Ukraine and Moldova.

[@traveleconomics]

will make on Ukraine. Moldova, when I travel there.

[@harikumarm2894]

@@traveleconomics pls do asap

[@harikumarm2894]

Can a indian citizen buy properties in Croatia.. and become a a citizen

[@mihaelmiles7184]

If you are rich then yes

[@harikumarm2894]

@@mihaelmiles7184 how Rich tell me Dollars

[@harikumarm2894]

Thank u for Responding.. i love it

[@traveleconomics]

you can definitely buy something. To become a citizen you need to live 8 years in Croatia and give up your other citizenship.

[@Sports590]

@@traveleconomics Which Countries in Europe allow Dual Citizenship for Indian Citizens? Please Reply Sir!

[@frankwieczorek5112]

What about Czech Republic or Hungary???

[@traveleconomics]

Both among my favorite places. Real estate prices in Prague are currently overvalued in my opinion. Budapest has definitely more realistic prices aligned with their country's current economic situation.

[@mihaelmiles7184]

As a Croat it is not worth invest anything there believe me

[@traveleconomics]

I have to agree with you for almost all sectors of the economy. Bureaucracy and uhljebi are prevalent. Tourism goes nicely though.

[@mihaelmiles7184]

@@traveleconomics yes but only during summer and as you said on video, prices are much higher than in Zagreb

[@Wache3]

One of dumbest comments lately. Properties in Zagreb are skyrocketing and you are talking that it is not worth? Do you know ANYTHING about properties market?

[@DBvideo-s]

Da da, lakše je biti tuđi sluga na zapadu

[@shyamaprasadchakraborty5418]

Can indian get loan in d category visa

[@RiseAboveItAllnow100]

Please stay in India

[@julioj.5655]

It’s too bad Croatia makes it difficult to migrate as an American. Also unfortunate they’re becoming part of the EU

[@traveleconomics]

It is really bad indeed, they are missing out heavily on retirees and people with sufficient means. Regarding the EU, it is the least bad option available. I am not a fan of the EU myself but we have to be practical. Serbia is not going to join the EU and is in a much much worse situation than Croatia and Montenegro for ex.