As a member of the European Union (EU) experiencing economic growth and stability, Croatia is a great place for both companies and workers. If you’re considering an expansion to Croatia, you need to know how to get a Croatia work visa for every employee. Without these visas in place, you could face fines or delays due to non-compliant workers.
All applicants need certain documents, including:
- A copy of their passport
- A passport-size photo
- Proof of their ability to support themselves while in Croatia
- Evidence of health insurance
- An employment contract
- Proof of academic qualifications and skills
- Evidence of their company’s registration
Employees looking to get an EU Blue Card must be from a country outside the EU and have completed a bachelor’s degree or have five years of senior professional experience. Applicants also need a binding job offer or an active work contract. Member states will often fast track the Blue Card application process, making it faster than the traditional work and resident permit process.
