Skilled Migration

Croatia, officially the Republic of Croatia, is a country in south-central Europe and the Mediterranean region. It is bounded to the northwest by Slovenia and Hungary, to the east by Serbia, to the southeast by Bosnia and Herzegovina, and to the west and southwest by Italy. Zagreb is the country's capital and largest city.

Croatia is currently in desperate need of workers. Many industries, such as construction and tourism, simply do not have enough workers. As a result, Croatian businesses are looking for foreign workers to fill these positions.

Applicants intending to work in Croatia will require a work permit as well as a residency permit.
Applicants from outside the EU must obtain a work permit from their nearest Republic of Croatia diplomatic mission.
Most work and residence permits in Croatia are valid for a minimum of 12 months or two years.
If applicants need to continue working in Croatia, they can extend their work permit at least 60 days before it expires.
At each extension, the work permit can be extended for another two years. After 5 years of residing and working in Croatia, the applicant is eligible for Permanent Residency in Croatia and, after 6 years, can apply for citizenship, subject to eligibility.
An EU Blue Card is a residence permit that allows qualified non-EU foreign nationals to work in Europe. Croatia is also part of the EU Blue Card network, which can assist third-country nationals.

Workers in the following occupations are needed:
Cooks
Mason
Metal Fabricator
Steel Fixer
Long Haul Truck Drivers
Waitress
Welders
& many more………………..

Salary: 550€ - 1000€ on average

Requirements for Eligibility

Although eligibility criteria differ from job to job, applicants must meet the following standard qualifications:
Experience: At least 1-2 years of experience is required.
Passport: The passport must be valid for at least 2-3 years.
English language: You must be able to read, write, and speak English fluently.
Police Clearance: Must be able to provide legalized police services. Clearance

Required Documents 

A copy of their passport
A passport-size photo
Evidence of their ability to support themselves in Croatia
Proof of health insurance
Proof of current employment
evidence of educational qualifications and skill
Police Clearance Certificate (PCC)
Croatia Work Permit Phases

New Job Opening
Through our associates, we receive detailed Job Opening documents from Croatian employers.

Selection & Recruitment
Screening of candidates, verification of documents, interviews, and issuance of an Employment Offer letter

Police Clearance
Attested by the Croatian Embassy. There are a few ways for issuance depending on the candidates' current residence.

Application for a Work Permit (Online)
The Work Permit is issued by the Croatian Labor Department and the Croatian Police Department.

Application for a Visa
Based on the work permit, the Croatian Embassy issues a national visa.

Croatian departure
Preparation, clearance for the exit, PCR test, and flight to Croatia

Police Clearance
The Croatian Labor and Police Departments have introduced police clearance as a new prerequisite for approving work permits.
Valid Police Clearance Certificates (PCCs) must be presented based on the candidate's current residence. The responsibility for police clearance attestation falls to Croatian embassies.

Visa application
Every person from a developing country must apply for a work permit at their regional Republic of Croatia diplomatic mission. Each candidate must therefore submit an entrance visa application, regardless of the work permit.
There are two options for applying: use a VFS center or go to Doha, Qatar and apply for a visa at the Croatian Embassy.
Processing time: The visa application process takes between 2 and 4 weeks.

Documents needed to apply for a visa:

Authentic passport (not copy)
Copy of work permit and supporting documents
Flight ticket
Travel insurance (valid for at least 2 weeks)
Form for Visa Applications
Two passport-size photos
Visa Payment Fee

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