Croatian citizenship opens the door to living and working in EU countries, visa-free travel, and European social guarantees. We accompany our clients through every stage of the process: from verifying eligibility to obtaining a Croatian passport.
A Croatian passport opens the door to life in a modern European society with a high level of security and comfort. It allows you to travel freely, build a career or business in EU and Schengen countries, and enjoy social guarantees anywhere in Europe.
Croatian citizenship can be obtained by persons of Croatian origin, foreigners who have lived in the country for a certain period of time, spouses of Croatian citizens, and people who have lost their citizenship for historical reasons.
Submit your application — a lawyer will conduct a free assessment of your grounds and help you choose the best option for obtaining citizenship.
The process is regulated by the Zakon o hrvatskom državljanstvu law and consists of several steps. We accompany you from the initial consultation to obtaining a Croatian passport.
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We have prepared answers to key questions related to obtaining Croatian citizenship. If necessary, our lawyers will conduct a personal consultation, analyze your case, and offer the best option for obtaining Croatian citizenship.
Yes, naturalization requires knowledge of the Croatian language and the basic principles of the Constitution. The exam is not required for persons of Croatian origin. Also, if necessary, exceptions may be made for people with certain physical or age limitations.
Yes, Croatia allows dual citizenship, so you can keep your current passport.
Passport, birth and marriage certificates, proof of origin (if applicable), proof of income and residence, translations, and notarizations.
Yes, minor children receive citizenship together with their parents or by separate application if one of the parents is a Croatian citizen. Children born in Croatia can also obtain citizenship if one of the parents has lived in the country for at least 8 years or if they cannot obtain citizenship of another country.
No, there is no direct investment program. However, when starting a business and residing in the country for a long time, it is possible to obtain citizenship through naturalization.
On average, up to 12 months, depending on the grounds and the workload of the authorities.
Yes, the applicant must be present in person when submitting the application and receiving the passport. Documents can be prepared remotely. We will organize all stages to minimize your presence and keep you informed at every step of the process.
Most applicants are required to have lived in the country continuously for at least 8 years. However, for persons of Croatian origin and spouses of Croatian citizens, this period may be reduced.
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