Moving to Croatia

Home
Moving to Croatia

New Home in a Country of Coastlines and Historic Charm

Croatia is a top destination for expats, offering stunning Adriatic coastlines, affordable living, and a rich cultural heritage. With a population of over 3.8 million, Croatia combines Mediterranean charm with modern European infrastructure, making it an attractive place to live and work.
Whether you’re moving to Zagreb, Split, Rijeka, Zadar, or Dubrovnik, we provide professional moving services to ensure a smooth and stress-free relocation. The official language is Croatian. If you’re relocating for work, retirement, or personal reasons, we offer reliable moving solutions tailored to your needs.

Popular Destinations for Moving to Croatia.

We provide international moving services to cities across Croatia, including:

Moving to Zagreb – The capital, offering job opportunities, cultural attractions, and a vibrant lifestyle.
Moving to Split – A coastal city with a mix of history and modern amenities, perfect for expats.
Moving to Rijeka – A port city with a strong economy and a growing international community
Moving to Zadar – A smaller city with beautiful beaches and a relaxed lifestyle
Moving to Dubrovnik – A historic UNESCO city popular with tourists and expats.

We also assist with moves to smaller towns and rural areas across Croatia.

How Much Does It Cost to Move to Croatia?

The cost of your move depends on the shipment size and required services. Below are estimated prices for household moves via road freight:

Move Size	Price Range (€)
Small move (<12m³)	€500–€1,000
Mid-size move (12–25m³)	€2,000–€6,000+
Large move (>25m³)	€6,000+
Boxes only	€400+

These are estimates, and actual costs vary based on your specific move details.

Requirements to Move to Croatia

When planning a move to Croatia, it is essential to ensure your visa and customs paperwork are in order before shipping your household goods.

You can find detailed customs information on importing household goods via the FIDI Customs Guide, provided by the largest global alliance of international moving companies.

To provide the most accurate cost estimate, we offer a pre-move survey to assess the volume of your belongings, check home accessibility, and identify any special packing needs.

Plan Your Move in Advance

To ensure a smooth and hassle-free relocation, we recommend contacting us at least 6 weeks before your planned move date.

Follow our Moving Abroad Checklist to make your relocation as smooth and stress-free as possible.

Planning to relocate to Croatia?

Get a quote

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

The cost varies depending on shipment size. Small moves start from €500, while full household shipments start from €2,000, with larger moves exceeding €6,000.

The cost of living in Croatia is lower than in many Western European countries. Zagreb is the most expensive city, while Split, Rijeka, and Zadar offer more affordable living costs.

Croatia has a mandatory public healthcare system that provides healthcare services for residents. Expats may need private insurance for better coverage.

While English is widely spoken in tourist areas and larger cities, learning basic Croatian will help with daily life and integration.

Zagreb is an excellent choice for professionals and families, offering a blend of modern amenities and historic charm. Split, with its vibrant atmosphere and seaside location, is perfect for those who enjoy coastal living. Rijeka, an emerging economic hub, provides strong job opportunities, while Zadar offers a quieter coastal experience with stunning scenery. Dubrovnik, known for its rich history and breathtaking architecture, is a true gem, though its popularity among tourists makes it a more expensive place to live.

What You Need to Know

Moving to Croatia Checklist

Check Visa Requirements –– EU citizens can move freely; non-EU citizens may require a visa.
Find Housing Early – The real estate market varies, with coastal cities being more expensive.
Healthcare & Insurance – Public healthcare is available, but private insurance is recommended.
Banking& Finances – Open a Croatian bank account for salary payments.
Cost of Living – Consider expenses such as rent, groceries, and utilities.
Schooling & Education – Research international and public schools.
Local Culture – Understanding Croatian customs and learning some Croatian will help with integration.

For professional moving assistance, contact us today for a free quote!