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Croatia Work Permit

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Croatia Work Permit

Types of Croatia Work Permits

Temporary Work Visa (Category D)

This visa lets you work for a specific employer in a specific role for a set time.

EU Blue Card

This residence permit caters to highly qualified professionals and offers a longer validity period (typically two years) with the option to renew.

Visa Application

Secure Employment

Find a Croatian employer willing to sponsor your work visa application.

Work Permit Application

The employer will initiate the work permit application with the Croatian Employment Office. This process typically takes 4 to 6 months.

Once the work permit is approved, you can submit your visa application to the Croatian embassy or consulate in your home country.

Visa Procedures

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Valid Passport

Ensure your passport has sufficient blank pages and remains valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay in Croatia.

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National Identification Card

A copy of your current government-issued ID.


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Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) + Attestation

A PCC from your home country, attested by the Croatian embassy or consulate.

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Comprehensive CV

A detailed CV outlining your skills and experience.

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Educational Certificates

Copies of your academic degrees or diplomas.

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Working Video (optional)

A short video showcasing your professional skills and experience.

Advantages of a Croatia Work Visa

Free Accommodation

Enjoy employer-provided accommodation (subject to employer policy).

Free Transportation

Many employers offer assistance with transportation costs.

Free Medical Insurance

Access to Croatia's excellent healthcare system, often covered by your employer.

Temporary Residence Card (TRC)

The work visa allows you to apply for a TRC, granting residency rights in Croatia.

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Processing Times

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Processing Time

Processing duration 4 to 6 months