In August, Croatia updated its digital nomad visa to allow non-EU residents to stay in the country for up to three years.

Croatia has quickly risen as a hot destination for travelers, thanks to its stunning beaches and medieval architecture worthy ...

Croatia has expanded its digital nomad program, now allowing remote workers to live and work in the Adriatic country for up to three years – triple the previous one-year limit.

Croatia has extended its digital nomad visa to a generous three-year stay starting March 2025, offering remote workers from ...

The sun-kissed Balkan hotspot recently updated the terms of their digital nomad visa scheme, allowing non-EU residents to stay in the country for up to three years.

Croatia is offering a digital nomad visa. Photo: Unsplash If you want to live and work amidst the natural beauty of beaches, Croatia should be on your list.

Croatia is extending its digital nomad visa from 12 months to 18 months. This makes the country one of the most generous in the European Union for non-EU citizens seeking to live and work remotely.

Croatia’s digital nomad “visa” – in actual fact a residence permit, according to expatincroatia.com – has been available since 1 January 2021, with some restrictions as to who can apply.

American entrepreneur Melissa Paul became Croatia's first official digital nomad on January 15th. Paul had already been living in Croatia since 2014, when she moved here with her Croatian-American ...

Croatia’s digital nomad “visa” – in actual fact a residence permit, according to expatincroatia.com – has been available since 1 January 2021, with some restrictions as to who can apply.