Moving, living, working, retiring abroad
Croatia is located in central-southeastern Europe. It is a relatively small country covering around 22,000 square miles of land, bordering Slovenia to the north, Hungary to the northeast, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia to the east, Montenegro to the south, and the Adriatic Sea to the west. Croatia is also conveniently located opposite Italy across the sea, making it a great location to easily travel to other European countries.
Croatia‘s greatest natural asset is its 1,100-mile-long Adriatic Sea coastline, dotted with a thousand beautiful islands and inlets, about 50 of which are inhabited. From the Istrian Peninsula in the north to the Dubrovnik area in the south, Croatia boasts spectacular coastal landscapes, beautiful beaches, and mountainous areas hosting amazing natural parks, making it a top tourism destination in the world.
Croatia‘s capital city is Zagreb, a multicultural historic city located in the central-northern part of the country, nicknamed “the city of museums”. Among the largest cities in Croatia are Split, Rijeka, Osijek, and Zadar.
Croatia is a hidden gem of a country with stunning cities and picture-perfect coastal towns. But how much does it cost to live in Croatia? As it started to gain worldwide fame after serving as the filming location for the Game of Thrones series, prices have started to rise in this central European country, especially … Read more
Croatia is a top destination for moving abroad, located in southeastern Europe attracting more and more people every year. Bordered by the Adriatic Sea, Croatia has miles of spectacular rocky coastline and stunning beaches. The capital city of Zagreb is also a worthy destination as it’s full of history and character. If you’re planning to … Read more
The interest in moving to Europe from USA has increased tremendously in recent months. Americans are more and more open to relocate abroad motivated by the pandemic, the convenience of remote work, the skyrocketing cost of housing in the United States, or recent political events. But where are they looking to move? Southern European countries … Read more