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Retire to Croatia

Interested in retiring to Croatia? You should familiarize yourself with the conditions regarding immigration to Croatia, namely visa, and residency permit as the case may be. In the following lines, you can discover some interesting information about how to retire to Croatia, with the clarification that our immigration experts are…

Croatian Long-Stay Visa

Foreigners interested in a Croatian long-stay visa can call our team of lawyers for the formalities and procedures for obtaining it. A long-stay visa is also called a D visa in Croatia and is addressed for some of the non-EU/EEA citizens who want to stay in this country for maximum 30 days within a six months period. We…

Testimonials

The attention to the client’s needs and being focused on best possible solutions to offer describe the professionals at lawyerscroatia.com. I do believe that foreign investors can rely of the professional legal services provided by lawyerscroatia.com. Vlad Cuc, director of BridgeWest (bridgewest.eu) The support of a team of professionals with experience in the…

Family Lawyers in Croatia

The divorce procedure, the marriage, child maintenance and responsibility, child custody and a series of international agreements are comprised by the Family Law in Croatia. Our team of family lawyers in Croatia is at the disposal of foreigners who would like to get married or file for divorce in Croatia. They can solicit legal…

Dismissal of Croatian Employees

A particular economic or financial situation in a company in Croatia might lead at a certain point to the dismissal of employees in the firm. Discharging staff in Croatia is an operation which must respect the provisions of the Employment Law and the Croatian Labor Act. Foreigners working in Croatia or business persons who from varied reasons must fire…

GDPR Lawyers in Croatia

GDPR or the General Data Protection Regulation replaces the Data Protection Directive 1995 and provides a series of improvements for a better control of the ways in which the personal information of individuals is collected, kept and used online and offline by companies. With several changes as agreed by the European Union's parliament,…

Setting up a Sole Trader in Croatia

The sole proprietorship is the simplest business form available on the Croatian market and it can be established in a fast and reliable manner with complete assistance offered by our team of lawyers in Croatia. The Crafts Act and the Companies Act are the main set of laws which oversee the Croatian sole traders activities. Legal advice can…

Open Subsidiary vs. Branch in Croatia

Foreign investors can establish a branch or a subsidiary in Croatia, the latter one being recognized as a separate legal entity. The legal aspects of how these business forms can be registered in Croatia can be entirely explained by our Croatian lawyers. Our team of advisors is at your disposal with legal support regardless…

Marriage Lawyers in Croatia

According to the Croatian Family Act, the minimum age for both women and men willing to get married in this state is 18. The civil ceremony takes place only if two adult witnesses are present, this representing an important requirement, whether a national or a foreign individual is involved. The legal aspects of marriage…

Register a Trademark in Croatia

The trademarks for goods and services offered on the Croatian market can be registered and protected through two main methods. One is related to the EU legislation in this sense and the applications involved, and the second one considered the easiest, can be done with the State Intellectual Property Office of the Republic…