WORK IN CROATIA is searching for a CLEANER / MAID for summer season in a hotel on the beautiful Croatian coast! In this case, you’ll need to show your business plan including details such as how much local employment you can create and the personal skills and qualifications you have that will make it a success. You can find more information, as well as a list of people allowed to work in Croatia without a stay and work permit or a work registration certificate, on the website of the Croatian Ministry of the Interior. These restrictions only concern the freedom of movement for the purpose of taking up a job. Regards, Sara Find out more about working in Switzerland as an EU citizen.
They employ an equally low percentage of all people working in Croatia (about 2%). Restrictions apply to nationals of Croatia who still need a work permit. Nationals of EEA Member States and the Swiss Confederation are entitled to a work and residence permit in Croatia.
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Long term work and residence permits (non-EU/EFTA B permits): The quota for B permits will be increased from 3,500 to 4,500. If you are in a family relationship with an EU citizen, you: For more information check the EU immigration portal. This could mean applying for a visa or work permit. The Blue Card application process is fast tracked by member states. H�am3�3��V���-}.qNj�Wv;��@EU�y�� �fG�I��[CB�@o� S��� If you need to extend your work permit later, you can do so in Croatia by taking your documents to your local Police Station. The first post-war years were then adversely affected by the rapid change from a socialist state to a capitalist market economy and the accompanying restructuring. There are some categories of work which allow you to be employed in Croatia with a ‘work registration certificate’ rather than the work and residence permit. Croatia has a highly skilled labor force in a mainly service-based economy. The Croatian economy is still struggling after the 2008 crisis. So, if someone had contributed for 30 years and then retired in 2011, they’d get a pension of at least 1,698 HRK per month from the Croatian government.