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KROASIAOffering a new digital nomad visa scheme. For digital nomads who want to experience the atmosphere of medieval cities, Croatia could be an option. The country has extended the temporary stay permits for non-EU, EEA, and Swiss workers who work remotely for companies or clients outside Croatia up to one year.
VisaDigital nomadCroatia was first launched in 2021 to attract professional workers exploring the country. Starting March 2025, the government has allowed digital nomads to stay up to 3 years, as quoted fromTravel and Leisure Asia. Although this longer duration depends on the implementation of the regulations, which is still ongoing.
Croatia digital nomad
According to the Croatian Ministry of Internal Affairs, temporary residence permits for digital nomad workers in this country are granted for up to 18 months. If approved for a shorter period, an extension can be applied for up to six months, no later than 60 days before the current stay expires. New applications can only be submitted six months after the previous stay (whether for remote work, family reunification, or partnership) has ended.
Digital nomad visa applications in Croatia can be submitted online. Some of the requirements that applicants must meet include having a valid passport for at least 3 months after the planned stay. Proof of remote work, such as a work contract or service agreement, and self-employed individuals must present a business certificate.
In addition, they must provide proof of accommodation and a monthly income of at least EUR 3,295 (approximately IDR 62 million). The applicant must have a valid private health insurance covering the entire stay in Croatia. No criminal record in the country of residence.
All requirement documents are collected with translation in English and Croatian. Then submit your application online, through the Croatian embassy, or directly at the police office in Croatia. While for the Croatia digital nomad visa feesIf you apply for a visa through a diplomatic mission or consulate abroad,for temporary visit EUR 55.74 (about Rp 1 million), long-term visa: EUR 93 (about Rp 1.7 million).
If submitting the application in Croatia at the police station or police office, the temporary visit fee is EUR 46.45 (approximately IDR 878,000), the biometric residence permit administrative fee is EUR 9.29 (approximately IDR 175,000), the biometric residence card is EUR 31.85 (approximately IDR 600,000) and the residence card expedited procedure fee is EUR 59.73 (approximately IDR 1.1 million)
After being approved, you must register your Croatian address within three days if you are already in the country, or within a longer period if you are later. Visa applicants will collect the biometric identity card directly.
Croatia’s appeal
Croatia has almost 1,200 islands with a coastline of 2,500 miles. There are so many diverse landscapes and attractions.cultureIncluding Roman and Venetian architecture, UNESCO sites which are cultural and natural heritage, as well as beautiful natural parks, mountains, lakes, and rivers.
Starting with exploring Zagreb, with its museums and galleries, open-air cafes, and the ancient fortified city center that rivals Budapest and Vienna, up to visiting the brightest place in Croatia, Hvar, known for its bright beaches, lavender fields, and beautiful old town.