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In Croatia, the median gross salary is €1,172 a month (2022) and a single worker on the average wage keeps 68.5% of gross pay after income tax and employee contributions (2025).

Croatia had GDP per capita of US$27,104 in 2025 and life expectancy of 78.9 years in 2024. The national unemployment rate was 4.9% in 2025. There were 3.909 doctors per 1,000 people in 2022, and the national crime rate was 1,626 offences per 100,000 people in 2024.

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Last checked 2026-10-1064 sources

Population3,866,200people31 Dec 2024Official source · World Bank
Median gross salary1,172EUR/month31 Dec 2022Official source · Eurostat (Structure of Earnings Survey, earn_ses_monthly)
Unemployment rate4.9%31 Dec 2025Official source · Eurostat — Unemployment by sex and age — annual data (une_rt_a)
Minimum wage6.06EUR/hour31 Dec 2026Official source · Minimalna plaća za 2026. godinu: 1.050 eura bruto
Median net income600EUR/month31 Dec 2024Official source · Eurostat — Distribution of income by household composition (ilc_di04)
Foreign residents153,756people31 Dec 2025Official source · Eurostat

Can I move to Croatia?

Across 198 passports, 93 passports enter visa-free and 105 passports need a visa for Croatia. Check your passport below.

Visa-free
93
Visa required
105

198 accepted passport rules · rules effective as of 2026-09-05

Residence rules and exceptions
General starting points; personal circumstances and exceptions still apply.
Citizenship / situationStarting point
EU / EEA citizenshipFree movement; longer residence has conditions.[65]
Swiss citizenshipSeparate Swiss arrangements, including residence documentation for longer stays.[65]
Other citizenshipCheck work, study or family requirements.[66]
Existing status or family rightsA passport alone cannot establish your eligibility. Check the relevant authority’s guidance.

These are national starting points, not an eligibility decision. Long-stay residence, work authorisation and in-country application rules differ by route; a visa-free visit never settles them. Check the route that matches your purpose and circumstances with the responsible authority.

Visa and entry rules

Short stay and entry198 source-backed passport answersHighly skilled workerOfficial route overview and current conditions.Digital nomadIncome: 3622.5 EUR / month; Basis: per applicant; Formula: 2.5 × DZS 2025 average monthly paid net earnings (EUR 1,449) = EUR 3,622.50/month; Gross or net: netSelf-employmentCroatia’s self-employment route requires a stay-and-work permit; self-employment in a company or sole trade requires at least 51% ownership.StudyA third-country national admitted to a Croatian higher-education institution may obtain temporary stay for study; the applicant needs a valid travel document, health insurance and sufficient means, and the permit is tied to the study purpose.Permanent residenceApplicants qualify only under statutory categories; examples include family or life partners of Croatian nationals after four years of continuous temporary residence, or ethnic Croats after three years, subject to category-specific conditions.CitizenshipA foreign national may acquire Croatian citizenship by naturalisation after meeting statutory residence, language and culture, public-order and other nationality conditions; special categories have different rules.WorkOfficial route overview and current conditions.

Sources checked through 6 Oct 2026.

Work and income

What is the unemployment rate in Croatia?

The national unemployment rate was 4.9 % in 2025. Source: Eurostat — Unemployment by sex and age — annual data (une_rt_a)22

This is the Eurostat labour-force survey series used as the canonical national answer. Other published definitions exist and are shown in the table below.

What is the median gross salary in Croatia?

The median gross salary was 1,172 EUR/month in 2022.

Half of employees earn less than this. Mean gross and national-accounts averages use different definitions and are shown in the table below.

  • Median gross salary, monthly: 1,172 EUR/month · Eurostat (Structure of Earnings Survey, earn_ses_monthly)23
  • Average gross salary, monthly: 1,679 EUR/month · 2026-07-25 · Eurostat — National accounts aggregates (nama_10_a10) and employment (nama_10_a10_e)21

What is the minimum wage in Croatia?

The statutory minimum wage is about 6.06 EUR/hour, gross (as of 2026). Source: Minimalna plaća za 2026. godinu: 1.050 eura bruto35

National statutory floor, gross, before tax and social contributions.

MetricValuePeriodSource
Median gross salary, monthly1,172 EUR/month31 Dec 2022Eurostat (Structure of Earnings Survey, earn_ses_monthly)23Official · national figure
National unemployment rate4.9 %31 Dec 2025Eurostat — Unemployment by sex and age — annual data (une_rt_a)22Official · national figure
Minimum gross hourly wage6.06 EUR/hour31 Dec 2026Minimalna plaća za 2026. godinu: 1.050 eura bruto35Official · national figure

Public employment service in Croatia

Official job-search, registration, counselling and training routes. Private recruitment agencies are not included.

Croatian Employment Service — Public employment service

Hrvatski zavod za zapošljavanje (HZZ)

Job Search
Open official service

A national service does not prove that an office exists in every city. City pages show an office only after an exact address is linked to that city. Sources checked through 10 Aug 2026.

Taxes in Croatia

National rates and comparable published scenarios. Personal tax depends on income, household and residence circumstances.

What does an average earner take home in Croatia?

A single person on an average wage keeps about 17,256 EUR/year of about 25,199 EUR/year gross per year — 68.5% of pay.

Standardized Eurostat EARN_NT_NET (standardized scenario): single person, no children, earning the average wage. The same scenario is published for every covered country, so take-home shares compare directly.

Gross-to-net decomposition, 2025
ComponentAmount / year
Net wage earnings, kept17,256
Employee social contributions−5,040
Income taxes−2,903
Gross wage earnings25,199
  • Gross-to-net pay for a sample household: single person no children — 25,199 gross → 17,256 net a year (2025, EUR) · Annual net earnings (EARN_NT_NET), single person without children at 100% of average earnings
Top income-tax rate30 %
Corporate tax rate18 %
Verified from the linked official or intergovernmental records. Open the primary source. Sources checked through 20 Sept 2026.

Benefits newcomers may qualify for in Croatia

Public schemes where an official source defines an eligible migration or residence status. Amounts and conditions are kept in their native terms.

ProgrammePublished amountSource and application

Doplatak za djecu — Family and child support

30.9–61.8 EUR / Monthly

Croatian Pension Insurance Institute (HZMO)

Open official application
Eligibility and amount details

The official 2026 HZMO notice states a five-tier monthly child-benefit range of EUR 30.90 to EUR 61.80 per child, based on household per-member income and the 2026 budget base.

The Croatian HZMO states that Child Allowance requires the applicant to have hrvatsko državljanstvo or status stranca s neprekinutim odobrenim stalnim boravkom and at least three years of uninterrupted prebivalište in Croatia; alternatively, it names status azilanta, stranac pod supsidijarnom zaštitom, or status člana njihove obitelji prema propisima o azilu without nationality or residence-length conditions.

Material and non-material reception conditions for applicants for international protection — Arrival and reception support

In-kind support

Ministry of the Interior / reception authority

Open official application
Eligibility and amount details

The current Croatian MUP page lists an in-kind and service package of food, toiletries, clothing, financial aid, healthcare, daily activities and language, creative and sports activities; it also states that income and resource conditions can affect accommodation costs and financial aid. The retained official page does not publish one national fixed EUR rate for the package; no fixed amount is asserted.

The current Croatian Ministry of the Interior page states that ‘a foreign national is considered to be an applicant for international protection from the moment he or she expresses the intention to apply for international protection until a decision concerning his or her application becomes enforceable’. Protection Applicant In Croatia From Intention Until Enforceable Decision; the source-defined reception placement, financial-resource and income exceptions remain applicable and no broader foreign-resident status is inferred.

Novčana naknada za vrijeme nezaposlenosti after work in other EU states — Unemployment support

Percentage-based / Monthly

Croatian Employment Service (HZZ)

Open official application
Eligibility and amount details

The official HZZ explanation states 60% of the assessment base for the first 90 days, 35% for days 91–180 and 30% thereafter, with statutory minimum and maximum amounts by period. The source has no explicit 2026 start date, so 2026-08-10 is retained as the current-state locator.

HZZ states that, for a person who worked in Croatia and in another EU Member State, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein, the foreign unemployment-insurance period is taken into account when determining entitlement to Croatian unemployment benefit; the foreign employment service certifies the period, termination reason and wage on PD U1.

Stambeno zbrinjavanje osoba s odobrenom međunarodnom zaštitom — Housing support

In-kind support

Competent Social Welfare Centre / Central State Office for Reconstruction and Housing Care

Open official application
Eligibility and amount details

The current official MPGI housing-care rule provides in-kind free accommodation for up to two years from delivery of the international-protection decision, subject to the stated financial-assets condition; no fixed cash amount is published.

The current Croatian Ministry housing-care page states that persons with approved international protection are entitled to housing care. The exact protected profiles retained here are an asylum status holder (‘status azilanta’) and a foreign national under subsidiary protection (‘stranac pod supsidijarnom zaštitom’), both only within the source-defined approved-international-protection category. The gov.hr rights page confirms that a foreign national granted asylum or subsidiary protection can receive accommodation paid from the state budget for a maximum of two years after the decision becomes enforceable. Status Holder In Croatia and subsidiary Protection Beneficiary In Croatia; it does not generalise to ordinary foreign residents, asylum applicants or every housing allowance.

Zajamčena minimalna naknada (ZMN) — Minimum-income support

Amount set per household by formula / Monthly

Croatian Institute for Social Work (Hrvatski zavod za socijalni rad)

Check official eligibility
Eligibility and amount details

The 2026 base is EUR 170. Household shares are set by statutory percentages; the payment is reduced by household income and capped at EUR 1,575 in 2026.

The current official Croatian Social Welfare Act, Article 19(2), states the exact migrant categories: ‘Stranac pod supsidijarnom zaštitom i azilant te članovi njihove obitelji koji zakonito borave u Republici Hrvatskoj, kao i stranac s utvrđenim statusom žrtve trgovanja ljudima mogu ostvariti naknade i usluge u sustavu socijalne skrbi...’ National Under Subsidiary Protection Or Asylum Status Lawfully Residing In Croatia, family Members Of Subsidiary Protection Or Asylum Status Holders Lawfully Residing In Croatia, and trafficking Victim Status Holder In Croatia. The ZMN scheme is the Article 23 minimum-income benefit; Article 19(2) supplies the migrant status scope, together with household means and statutory conditions. No generic foreigner or resident chip is used.

ImmigrationDB shows published rules; it does not decide personal eligibility. Confirm your status, contribution record and household circumstances with the responsible authority before applying. Sources checked through 12 Aug 2026.

Can migrants receive medical care in Croatia?

Yes — migrants can receive medical care in Croatia when the official insurance or residence conditions are met.

Verified 2026-08-03. Open the official coverage rules.

Language courses and integration in Croatia

Government programmes, public integration services and exact provider records. The section expands only from fields present in the source; missing prices, refunds or contacts are not replaced with estimates.

4verified programmes
9cities with exact local records
12verified location records
12listed providers

Approved education and examination programme in Croatian language and Latin script for foreigners — State Language Course

Ministry of Science, Education and Youth of the Republic of Croatia

For foreigners.

CroatianIn Person
Open official information

Croatian Language Learning Scholarship Programme — State Language Course

Central State Office for Croats Abroad / Ministry of Demography and Immigration

For Croatian diaspora, returnees, immigrants from the Croatian diaspora.

CroatianIn PersonSubsidised
Open official information

Croatian language, history and culture course for asylum seekers and persons under subsidiary protection — State Language Course

Ministry of Science, Education and Youth of the Republic of Croatia

For persons with asylum status, persons under subsidiary protection.

CroatianIn PersonFree
Open official information

Integration of asylum seekers and persons under subsidiary protection into Croatian society, education and labour-market inclusion — Integration course

Ministry of Science, Education and Youth of the Republic of Croatia

For persons with asylum status, persons under subsidiary protection.

CroatianIn PersonFree
Open official information
Country programmes describe the national or named local framework. Availability in a city is shown only when a source names that place exactly. Sources checked through 2026-08-10.

All Croatia language courses and where they take place

Living and moving context for Croatia

Average gross salary was €1,679 per month and national median net income was €600 per month in 2024.

#1 by populationZagreb767,131 residents · Capital hub#2 by populationSplit160,577 residents#3 by populationRijeka107,964 residents

Croatia cities by population

The largest published cities appear first. Population is taken from the reusable official city layer; hub labels come from the existing city taxonomy.

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CityPopulationNet rent, €/m²/monthMedian gross salary, €/month
ZagrebCapital hub767,131Population—Net rent, €/m²/mo—Median gross salary, €/mo
Split160,577Population—Net rent, €/m²/mo—Median gross salary, €/mo
Rijeka107,964Population—Net rent, €/m²/mo—Median gross salary, €/mo
Osijek96,313Population—Net rent, €/m²/mo—Median gross salary, €/mo
All published cities in Croatia (4)

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Reports with this country

Accepted report pages with a row for this country.

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What different occupation groups earn in Croatia

Mean gross monthly earnings by ISCO-08 major group, from the Eurostat Structure of Earnings Survey 2022 (employees in enterprises with 10–49 employees).

Occupation groupEarningsPeriod
Managers≈ 1,980 EUR/month (gross)2022
Professionals≈ 1,931 EUR/month (gross)2022
Technicians and associate professionals≈ 1,435 EUR/month (gross)2022
Clerical support workers≈ 1,391 EUR/month (gross)2022
Service and sales workers≈ 1,025 EUR/month (gross)2022

Source: Eurostat (Structure of Earnings Survey 2022 (earn_ses22_25)) · observed 2022 · checked 2026-07-30.

Method and sources for these figures

Mean gross monthly earnings in EUR from the Eurostat Structure of Earnings Survey 2022 (earn_ses22_25); employees in enterprises with 10–49 employees; ISCO-08 major groups.

Eurostat — Structure of Earnings Survey 2022 (earn_ses22_25)

An occupation major group (ISCO or national equivalent) is not a job title: each figure is the average across all occupations in the group, so it is never a salary "for" one profession. Rows from different surveys, periods or statistics are shown as separate rows and are never merged or ranked against each other.

Profession pages for Croatia: Nurse · Physician · Teacher · Engineer · Architect · Software developer · Accountant · Childcare worker.

Croatia facts

Current source-backed observations, grouped the way the city pages are, with geographic scope and observation periods.

Population and profile

How many people live in Croatia?

The published population was 3,866,200 people in 2024. Source: World Bank54

National, resident population scope. Foreign-resident and migration-background figures are separate metrics in the table below.

How many foreign residents live in Croatia?

The foreign-resident population was 153,756 people in 2025. Source: Eurostat13

Residents without Croatia citizenship. The migration-background population is a broader measure and appears in the table below.

MetricValuePeriodSource
Foreign residents153,756 people31 Dec 2025Eurostat13Official · national figure
Population3,866,200 people31 Dec 2024World Bank54Official · national figure

Legal, tax and other context

MetricValuePeriodSource
Rent deposit can be paid in instalments08 Oct 2026Residential Lease Act48Official · national figure
Typical rent deposit1 months8 Oct 2026Living and working conditions: Croatia33Official · national figure
Public healthcare access for foreign residentsConditional3 Aug 2026HZZO — Croatian Health Insurance Fund32Official · national figure
Area88,070 km²31 Dec 2023World Bank55Official · national figure
Gross-to-net pay for a sample householdsingle person no children — 25,199 gross → 17,256 net a year (2025, EUR)31 Dec 2025Annual net earnings (EARN_NT_NET), single person without children at 100% of average earnings2Official · country household scenario
Population by year3,933,511 people (2020)1 Jan 2020Population on 1 January by age and sex (DEMO_PJAN)44Official · country annual series
Doctors per 1,000 residents3.91 per 1,00031 Dec 2022World Bank indicator SH.MED.PHYS.ZS58Official · national figure
Household electricity price0.166 EUR/kWh31 Dec 2025Eurostat14Official · national figure
People employed in agriculture, forestry and fishing78,290 people2024ec.europa.eu9Official · national figure
People employed in mining and quarrying7,820 people2024ec.europa.eu9Official · national figure
People employed in manufacturing276,340 people2024ec.europa.eu9Official · national figure
People employed in electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning13,380 people2024ec.europa.eu9Official · national figure
People employed in water supply, sewerage and waste management35,050 people2024ec.europa.eu9Official · national figure
People employed in construction140,340 people2024ec.europa.eu9Official · national figure
People employed in wholesale and retail trade; motor vehicle and motorcycle repair249,010 people2024ec.europa.eu9Official · national figure
People employed in transportation and storage97,040 people2024ec.europa.eu9Official · national figure
People employed in accommodation and food services129,790 people2024ec.europa.eu9Official · national figure
People employed in information and communication74,930 people2024ec.europa.eu9Official · national figure
People employed in finance and insurance40,640 people2024ec.europa.eu9Official · national figure
People employed in real estate12,210 people2024ec.europa.eu9Official · national figure
People employed in professional, scientific and technical services91,100 people2024ec.europa.eu9Official · national figure
People employed in administrative and support services48,820 people2024ec.europa.eu9Official · national figure
People employed in public administration, defence and compulsory social security116,880 people2024ec.europa.eu9Official · national figure
People employed in education134,880 people2024ec.europa.eu9Official · national figure

School for children who move here. School is compulsory from age 6 to 15, and public school is free. Newly arrived pupils get support in the school language: Support programme for learning Croatian as L2 for pupils of asylum/protected categories (Ordinance on education of asylum seekers). How to enrol a child (mzo.gov.hr).

Sources: eurydice.eacea.ec.europa.eu · 2026.

Settling-in index

How the conditions a newcomer meets in Croatia compare with the other 35 scored destinations: integration policy, getting by in English, an established foreign community and language courses. Every point comes from the component table below.

Full ranking and method
Score62 / 100
Rank17 of 36

Above the median on getting by in English; below it on integration policy and the size of the foreign community; about the median on language courses.

ComponentReadingScore (0–100)WeightAddsSource
Integration policy (MIPEX)50 of 100503517.5MIPEX 2020
Getting by in English (EF EPI)617 EF EPI points842521EF EPI 2025
An established foreign community4.0% of residents16203.2Eurostat 2025; population 2024
Language courses for newcomersCroatian language, history and culture course for asylum seekers and persons under subsidiary protection (Free)1002020Croatian language, history and culture course for asylum seekers and persons under subsidiary protection

Working as… in Croatia

Open a profession for its available regulation, recognition and work-route evidence.

Nurse Physician Teacher Engineer Architect Software developer Accountant Childcare worker Electrician Plumber

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Common questions

Answered from the published values on this page, each with its source and date.

What is the unemployment rate in Croatia?

The national unemployment rate was 4.9 % in 2025. Source: Eurostat — Unemployment by sex and age — annual data (une_rt_a).

How many people live in Croatia?

The published population was 3,866,200 people in 2024. Source: World Bank.

What is the median gross salary in Croatia?

The median gross salary was 1,172 EUR/month in 2022. Source: Eurostat (Structure of Earnings Survey, earn_ses_monthly).

What is the minimum wage in Croatia?

The statutory minimum wage is about 6.06 EUR/hour, gross (as of 2026). Source: Minimalna plaća za 2026. godinu: 1.050 eura bruto.

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