Real estate investment in Croatia
To purchase a property in Croatia, one must get approval from the Minister of Justice. Foreigners can rent out real estate only through a legal entity if it’s a Croatian company.
Statistics confirm the liquidity of investments: residential real estate prices grow every quarter by an average of 2%. Five years ago, an apartment of 100 m² cost an average of €183,000, and today it is sold for €244,000.
€2,436
2%
4—30%
How the residential property price index is growing in Croatia
Cost of a 3-bedroom apartment in Croatia
€2,7 million
Penthouse in Opatija, a 5‑minute walk from the sea
€1,5 million
Apartment in Opatija, a 5‑minute walk from the sea
€200,000
Apartment in Zagreb
Croatia residence permit or citizenship by real estate investment
Obtaining a Croatia residence permit or citizenship is not connected with purchasing real estate.
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The selections include only verified real estate projects from reliable developers. Purchasing these properties may bring you a residence permit or even citizenship.
Malta
€690,000+
Citizenship
1 or 3 years
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Grenada
$150,000
Citizenship
6+ months
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United Arab Emirates
AED 750,000+
Residence permit
2+ months
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Spain
€500,000+
Residence permit
5+ months
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Portugal
€820+
Residence permit
4+ months
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