Renting an apartment in Croatia: contract, deposit, registration and landlord tax
What a rental contract must contain, the usual deposit, who pays the agency, how the rental is registered with the tax office and how much t...
Practical guides on buying, selling, renting, financing and legal questions around property in Croatia. Written plainly, checked, in Croatian, German and English.
What a rental contract must contain, the usual deposit, who pays the agency, how the rental is registered with the tax office and how much t...
A realistic price from the price atlas, complete paperwork, energy certificate, good photos and a listing in three languages: what sellers c...
Five checks that save money and stress: title extract, match with the cadastre, encumbrances, legality of construction and energy certificat...
Banks finance up to 80 % of the value, the instalment may be at most around a third of your income, rates are fixed, variable or combined. H...
Tax 3 %, agency commission, notary, lawyer, title registration and loan costs: a realistic overview of the extra costs, with an example for...
Real estate transfer tax is 3 % of market value and is paid by the buyer. New builds from a developer are subject to 25 % VAT instead. Every...
EU citizens buy on the same terms as Croatians, non-EU citizens need reciprocity and ministry approval. What applies to the OIB, agricultura...
From the first search to the land registry entry: the ten steps of buying an apartment, house or plot in Croatia, with deadlines and documen...
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