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Need assistance relocating to Split?
Relocating to a new country can be an experience filled with excitement and discovery, but it also brings with it the challenges associated with a new language and unfamiliar governmental bureaucracy. Through our partners, we offer support to our families to help them throughout the relocation process to ensure as seamless a transition as possible to the Mediterranean lifestyle and culture. Why do we do this? Because Split is a wonderful metropolitan city with a rich history and picturesque natural surroundings, and we want you to experience all it has to offer from the start.
Being an Expat in Croatia
Learn more about the pleasures of becoming an expat in Croatia, and how to make the most of your new lifestyle on the Dalmatian coast.
How will my student adjust to a new school?
Find out why Relocate Magazine considers the IB program to be essential to helping students make the transition to school abroad.
What visas or documentation do I need to move to Croatia?
EU Nationals may live and work in Croatia indefinitely, while others will need apply for a specific visa that matches their needs. If you are still in the early stages of the immigration process, we can connect you with an immigration specialist to help you determine the best options for you and your family.
How do I purchase or rent a home?
Most home purchases and rentals in Croatia are handled through a licensed real estate agent. We can connect you with our network of partner agencies to help you find the residential fit for you and your family.
What transportation options are available in Split?
Split has an established public transportation network of buses, as well as reliable local ferry service to nearby islands each day. Parking is readily available in the city at many locations, and it is possible to rent a dedicated parking space in most neighborhoods on a monthly basis.
How do I find local and organic produce?
Split has several neighborhood marketplaces that offer fresh locally grown and organic produce, meat, and dairy products. Local growers also provide farm-to-table delivery options at affordable rates.
How safe is Split for my family?
Split consistently scores low on crime statistics and is considered a safe place for both daytime and nighttime activities. Violent crime in Croatia is rare, and overall crime levels are quite low, making it an extremely safe place to live and work. For context, Croatia boasts a robbery rate 5 times less than Canada's and 10 times less than London's.
Where can contract professional legal or accounting services?
There are many experienced lawyers and accountants in Split who can help you with both business and personal needs. We can provide referrals and connect you with English-speaking professionals at your request.