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Croatia, which many people fondly like to call the country with a thousand islands, is adorned by the heavenly blue sea and one of the most beautiful coasts in the world. If they started counting all the islands and islets, they would stop at the number 1244. In this endless pearl of the Adriatic, you can find a smaller number of private islands, some of which are even for sale.

The subsidization of housing loans by the Republic of Croatia is the inclusion of a measure to help Croatian citizens. APN, i.e. the Agency for Transport and Real Estate Brokerage, has become involved in subsidizing housing loans in order to encourage the demographic renewal of society and reduce the emigration of young people. Citizens take housing loans for the purpose of buying a house or apartment, i.e. solving housing issues. Citizens can request subsidies through public calls published by the Agency for Transport and Real Estate Brokerage until the end of each budget year, i.e. calendar year, which for the current 2022 will be in September.

In the last couple of decades, Croatia gained popularity as a Mediterranean holiday destination, which at the same time made it attractive for foreign investors. The interest in properties for sale in Croatia has gone through the roof, and the real estate market here is very diverse. With our guide and tips, it is definitely a good period to invest in villas in Croatia and get a satisfying ROI.

In the Roman times Necujam was eleven hours of rowing away from his palace that later became the city of Split, but today you can get there in a fash – 15 minutes are more than enough for the nine miles between Solta and Split harbour. Still, the island remains today the same oasis of peace it was back then, a perfect spot for a meaningful holiday.

From February, 01. 2009 the citizens of all EU Member States, as natural persons, can purchase  property as well as Croatian citizens.. The properties that can not be purchased by natural persons are agricultural land plots and forests. The citizens of other countries, outside the EU,  they can buy properties with the approval of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The approval can be obtained  by the citizens of those countries with which Croatia has signed an agreement on reciprocity.