Croatia has revised its digital nomad visa to allow non-EU residents to stay for up to three years, expanding from a previous one-year limit. The updated terms include family reunification, enabling holders to bring their spouses and children. Visa holders can also apply for temporary extensions of up to six months. Applicants must provide proof of remote work, show proof of accommodation, have a minimum monthly income of €3,295, possess valid health insurance, and a valid passport.
Croatia has updated its digital nomad visa scheme, allowing non-EU residents to stay for up to three years, a significant increase from the previous one-year limit.
Family reunification is now permitted under the updated visa terms, enabling digital nomads to bring their spouses and children to Croatia.
Applicants for the digital nomad visa must prove remote work, show proof of accommodation, meet a minimum monthly income of €3,295, and possess valid health insurance.
Croatia's visa update offers more flexibility with the option for temporary stay extensions for up to six months.
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