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Difference between getting a visa and a residence permit in Croatia

Difference between getting a visa and a residence permit in Croatia

Available visas and residence permits for Croatia in 2021

Available visas and residence permits for Croatia in 2021

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One little thing that could cause big problems.

Five Question Friday. I answer questions about wil

Five Question Friday. I answer questions about wills, property ownership, property costs, eco-friendly fashion and permit wait time.

Planning makes perfect. If you’re planning a

America may run on Dunkin, but Croatia runs on cof

America may run on Dunkin, but Croatia runs on coffee.

The sun has set on my Split staycation. I will quantify its success by admitting that I had 11 coffees over the week.

Croatian quality of life directly relates to the number of coffees one has during a week, or a day for some. This volume does not refer to the amount of coffee liquid you drink every day, but the amount of time you spend sitting and having a coffee (or tea or limunada or Cedevita or Pipi or pivo) while chatting with people.

In Croatian, they say "Idemo na kavu", which means “Let's go on a coffee".

More specifically it means "let's go sit outside and chat and drink some kind of beverage". It can also mean "let's catch up" or "let's blow off work" or “let's get to know each other to see if we can make it to a second coffee“ .

Going on a coffee is an event that should happen daily. When Croatians find out I only go on coffees on weekends, they are visibly startled because the notion is so foreign.

Look, if I went on a coffee every day, I would never get anything done. But maybe that is the point. Hence, I spent my week going on a LOT of coffees and it was glorious.

What are your coffee-drinking habits? Have you fallen into Croatia’s coffee culture?

Five Question Friday. I answer questions about lan

Five Question Friday. I answer questions about land mines, work permits, digital nomad taxation, school lunches and foreign pensions.

Imati should be in your back pocket. Imati is t

Will you…obtain paperwork with me? Croatia is a

Split's best side. This city has many spectacular

Split's best side.

This city has many spectacular angles, but this is my favorite - Diocletian's Palace, Riva and Sveti Duje tower shot from Matejuška's corridor of little boats in the west.

March can be Split's coldest month due to the plethora of bura, but it's the frigid bura that cleans the sky leaving us with an endless blue backdrop. ☀️☀️☀️

I've taken this same photo from the same place dozens of times. I just can't help it, I love it too much.

Which photo do you take over and over?

If this shot gives you wanderlust, give it a ❤.

First gelato of 2021. 🍦 My fav spot in Split r

First gelato of 2021. 🍦

My fav spot in Split reopened, which is my personal sign that winter is over.

Today's flavors: amarena cherry and čokolada.

🍒 + 🍫 = Happy Sara 😀

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