Moving Croatia. Move cheaply with Alpha Service LTD
Dobrodošli u Hrvatsku
Emigrate to Croatia
To help you with your planning, we have compiled some useful information.
In 2018, 418 Germans officially emigrated to the Republic of Croatia and 253 returned home.
Within the 10 years from 2008 to 2017, 4,580 Germans officially emigrated to Croatia and 3,322 moved back to Germany.
In 2017, 3,171 Germans officially lived in Croatia. After all, about 1.5 million Croats speak German as a foreign language.
In 1991, the country broke away from the federal state of Yugoslavia. Croatia has been part of the EU since 2013.
About 90 % of the population consider themselves Croatians.
In 2018, 418 Germans officially emigrated to the Republic of Croatia and 253 returned home.
Within the 10 years from 2008 to 2017, 4,580 Germans officially emigrated to Croatia and 3,322 moved back to Germany.
In 2017, 3,171 Germans officially lived in Croatia. After all, about 1.5 million Croats speak German as a foreign language.
In 1991, the country broke away from the federal state of Yugoslavia. Croatia has been part of the EU since 2013.
About 90 % of the population consider themselves Croatians.
How long does it take to move to Croatia?
Croatia is a popular destination for more than 10 million tourists annually, partly due to its pleasant Mediterranean climate.
Particularly attractive are the beaches along the Adriatic coast (Dalmatia, Istria), the national parks and the cities of Dubrovnik, Split, Rijeka, Zagreb and some others, where much medieval flair has been preserved.
In Zagreb (pop. 800,000) there is even a German International School. For longer stays as well as for the purpose of taking up employment, one must report to the responsible police authority no later than 8 days after the expiry of the 90 days. They will then issue you a residence permit in the form of a biometric residence card for 5 years.
Whether you are moving to Zagreb, Split, Sibenik or planning to relocate elsewhere in this beautiful country, choosing the right removal company to safely store and professionally transport your belongings is essential.
We have been handling removals to and from Croatia professionally and damage-free for our clients for 15 years. The table below gives you an approximate overview of the transit time you can expect when moving to Croatia, for example from Berlin to Split.
Particularly attractive are the beaches along the Adriatic coast (Dalmatia, Istria), the national parks and the cities of Dubrovnik, Split, Rijeka, Zagreb and some others, where much medieval flair has been preserved.
In Zagreb (pop. 800,000) there is even a German International School. For longer stays as well as for the purpose of taking up employment, one must report to the responsible police authority no later than 8 days after the expiry of the 90 days. They will then issue you a residence permit in the form of a biometric residence card for 5 years.
Whether you are moving to Zagreb, Split, Sibenik or planning to relocate elsewhere in this beautiful country, choosing the right removal company to safely store and professionally transport your belongings is essential.
We have been handling removals to and from Croatia professionally and damage-free for our clients for 15 years. The table below gives you an approximate overview of the transit time you can expect when moving to Croatia, for example from Berlin to Split.
| Umzugsgröße | Dauer |
|---|---|
| 1 Zimmer | 1-2 Tage |
| 2 Zimmer | 2-3 Tage |
| 3 Zimmer |
2-3 Tage |
| 4 Zimmer | 2-3 Tage |
| 5 Zimmer | 3-5 Tage |
Take advantage of the many years of professional experience of our removal consultants and removal managers.
Take advantage of the benefits of moving with Alphaservice.
We settle accounts directly with the German Armed Forces, employers and the Employment Agency and European organisations. Storage possible in many German cities (e.g. Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt).
Turnkey complete removals on request ("all-round carefree") or only partial services.
No hidden costs.
Worldwide customs clearance.
Additional services can be booked, e.g. VIP removal service.
We settle accounts directly with the German Armed Forces, employers and the Employment Agency and European organisations. Storage possible in many German cities (e.g. Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt).
Turnkey complete removals on request ("all-round carefree") or only partial services.
No hidden costs.
Worldwide customs clearance.
Additional services can be booked, e.g. VIP removal service.
Reliable and inexpensive move to Croatia with Alphaservice
If you are looking for a removal company to take care of your move to Croatia, then please call us right away. We are specialised in international removals. Our staff will take care of your belongings on the spot and ensure a smooth move into your new home. We will help you to make your move as pleasant as possible.
Moving to Croatia - Costs:
Because there are so many variables, it is usually difficult to estimate what international moves cost as they often vary significantly. In any case, you should include the following factors in your planning for your move to Croatia.
Mode of transport:
Moving by air is generally the fastest, but also more expensive. Alternatively, there are many routes for land freight, which is usually cheaper.Size of the move: the size and weight of the possessions, will affect the cost, as the calculation of the price is based on the weight and space requirements of the goods to be transported.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
Please fill out our form accurately and completely so that we can provide you with a binding quote.
Packing:
Special moving boxes and packaging are the best solution to ensure that fragile items are transported safely.Link Packmaterial-Shop - Packmaterialliste
Moving to Croatia - Costs:
Because there are so many variables, it is usually difficult to estimate what international moves cost as they often vary significantly. In any case, you should include the following factors in your planning for your move to Croatia.
Mode of transport:
Moving by air is generally the fastest, but also more expensive. Alternatively, there are many routes for land freight, which is usually cheaper.Size of the move: the size and weight of the possessions, will affect the cost, as the calculation of the price is based on the weight and space requirements of the goods to be transported.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
Please fill out our form accurately and completely so that we can provide you with a binding quote.
Packing:
Special moving boxes and packaging are the best solution to ensure that fragile items are transported safely.Link Packmaterial-Shop - Packmaterialliste
Like any foreign move, moving to Croatia is a challenge.
Then there is the language.Advantage: Many Croats speak German. The language is a standard variety from the South Slavic branch of the Slavic languages and, like Bosnian and Serbian, is based on a štokav dialect. With Croatia's accession to the EU on 1 July 2013, the Croatian language became the 24th official language of the European Union. Labour market: As an EU citizen, one can work in Croatia without a work permit. There is a shortage of skilled workers in some areas due to emigration, such as in the medical sector or shipbuilding. The unemployment rate for 2017 was 11 per cent. Many German and Austrian, but also Croatian companies have set up shop, especially in the urban areas, and created new jobs. Tourism on the coast is booming, and an end to the growth is not yet in sight.
Most people who move to Croatia from Germany usually bring a large part of their possessions with them. However, to ensure that not only the transport, but the entire move goes off without complications, you should take care of the formalities as best you can beforehand.
We guarantee a flawless handling of your move to Croatia.
Then there is the language.Advantage: Many Croats speak German. The language is a standard variety from the South Slavic branch of the Slavic languages and, like Bosnian and Serbian, is based on a štokav dialect. With Croatia's accession to the EU on 1 July 2013, the Croatian language became the 24th official language of the European Union. Labour market: As an EU citizen, one can work in Croatia without a work permit. There is a shortage of skilled workers in some areas due to emigration, such as in the medical sector or shipbuilding. The unemployment rate for 2017 was 11 per cent. Many German and Austrian, but also Croatian companies have set up shop, especially in the urban areas, and created new jobs. Tourism on the coast is booming, and an end to the growth is not yet in sight.
Most people who move to Croatia from Germany usually bring a large part of their possessions with them. However, to ensure that not only the transport, but the entire move goes off without complications, you should take care of the formalities as best you can beforehand.
We guarantee a flawless handling of your move to Croatia.
Alpha Service - uncomplicated and reliable at a reasonable price.
How do you prepare your move to Croatia?
Start planning two months before the move.
The earlier you start, the greater the chances that your move will be a success.
Call Alpha Service and we will give you a competitive quote. This is the easiest way to move with a clear conscience.
Simply move with Alpha Service!
Start planning two months before the move.
The earlier you start, the greater the chances that your move will be a success.
Call Alpha Service and we will give you a competitive quote. This is the easiest way to move with a clear conscience.
Simply move with Alpha Service!
Our tips for moving to Croatia:
* Organise your move at least 2 months in advance including placing the order.
* Order packing material 3-4 weeks before the moving date.
* Use a clear moving checklist. You can download a sample checklist from our homepage.
* Remember all the necessary documents before the moving date.
Moving Croatia. Move cheaply with Alpha Service
* Organise your move at least 2 months in advance including placing the order.
* Order packing material 3-4 weeks before the moving date.
* Use a clear moving checklist. You can download a sample checklist from our homepage.
* Remember all the necessary documents before the moving date.
Moving Croatia. Move cheaply with Alpha Service
Croatia
Croatia is a state in the transition zone between Central and South-Eastern Europe. Croatia is a member of the European Union, NATO, the World Trade Organisation, the OSCE and the United Nations. The capital and largest city is Zagreb; other major cities include Split, Rijeka and Osijek.
The national territory lies east of the Adriatic Sea and partly in the southwest of the Pannonian Plain. It borders Slovenia to the northwest, Hungary to the north, Serbia to the northeast, Bosnia and Herzegovina to the east and Montenegro to the southeast. The area of the former Republic of Ragusa (Dubrovacka Republika), which today makes up the southernmost part of the state, has no direct land connection to the rest of the national territory, as the few kilometres wide sea access of Bosnia and Herzegovina lies in between; the area around Dubrovnik thus forms the only exclave of the country. Croatia's land area of about 56,500 square kilometres is roughly twice the size of Brandenburg. The land area includes part of the Dinarides and the Pannonian Plain.
The climate in the interior and north-east of Croatia is mainly continental. The average daily maximum temperature in the lowlands is around 28 °C in summer and around 5 °C in winter. The average minimum temperatures are below 0 °C in winter. Annual precipitation is about 750 millimetresThe official language in Croatia is the standard Croatian language. Croatian or Serbo-Croatian is understood and spoken almost everywhere in the country.
Form of government:
Croatia is a parliamentary republicIn October 2001, Croatia signed a Stabilisation and Association Agreement with the European UnionIt ensures Croatia free access to the European Single Market, but also requires extensive economic and social reforms. The change of the economic system from socialism to a social market economy entailed numerous economic policy measures.
The European Parliament approved accession in December 2011. The Constitution of December 1990 (Ustav Republike Hrvatske) defines the Republic of Croatia (Republika Hrvatska) as a state of the Croatian people and national minorities. As structural principles, it specifies the principles of democracy as well as the rule of law, social welfare and a unitary state. The originally presidential-democratic system of government was transformed into a parliamentary democracy in 2000.
Croatia's gross domestic product (GDP) was 45.8 billion euros in 2016. The gross domestic product per capita in the same year was 10,992 euros.After the outbreak of the financial crisis in 2007, the country was in crisis for years. Croatia lost about one sixth of its economic power by 2014. Since 2015, however, there have been increasing signs of economic recovery.
The national territory lies east of the Adriatic Sea and partly in the southwest of the Pannonian Plain. It borders Slovenia to the northwest, Hungary to the north, Serbia to the northeast, Bosnia and Herzegovina to the east and Montenegro to the southeast. The area of the former Republic of Ragusa (Dubrovacka Republika), which today makes up the southernmost part of the state, has no direct land connection to the rest of the national territory, as the few kilometres wide sea access of Bosnia and Herzegovina lies in between; the area around Dubrovnik thus forms the only exclave of the country. Croatia's land area of about 56,500 square kilometres is roughly twice the size of Brandenburg. The land area includes part of the Dinarides and the Pannonian Plain.
The climate in the interior and north-east of Croatia is mainly continental. The average daily maximum temperature in the lowlands is around 28 °C in summer and around 5 °C in winter. The average minimum temperatures are below 0 °C in winter. Annual precipitation is about 750 millimetresThe official language in Croatia is the standard Croatian language. Croatian or Serbo-Croatian is understood and spoken almost everywhere in the country.
Form of government:
Croatia is a parliamentary republicIn October 2001, Croatia signed a Stabilisation and Association Agreement with the European UnionIt ensures Croatia free access to the European Single Market, but also requires extensive economic and social reforms. The change of the economic system from socialism to a social market economy entailed numerous economic policy measures.
The European Parliament approved accession in December 2011. The Constitution of December 1990 (Ustav Republike Hrvatske) defines the Republic of Croatia (Republika Hrvatska) as a state of the Croatian people and national minorities. As structural principles, it specifies the principles of democracy as well as the rule of law, social welfare and a unitary state. The originally presidential-democratic system of government was transformed into a parliamentary democracy in 2000.
Croatia's gross domestic product (GDP) was 45.8 billion euros in 2016. The gross domestic product per capita in the same year was 10,992 euros.After the outbreak of the financial crisis in 2007, the country was in crisis for years. Croatia lost about one sixth of its economic power by 2014. Since 2015, however, there have been increasing signs of economic recovery.
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