Are you considering renting out your property for tourism in Croatia? It’s important to understand the bureaucratic requirements to ensure a smooth and legal process. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you navigate through the necessary steps:
1. Register in the eVisitor System – To legally rent out your property for short-term stays, you must register it in the eVisitor system, which is a requirement for all tourist accommodations in Croatia.
2. Tourist Tax – You must pay a tourist tax, which is 10% of the income earned from the accommodation service.
3. Income Tax – If you plan to rent your property on a long-term basis, you will also need to pay income tax on the earnings from the rental service.
4. Register Your Business – If you plan to operate the rental as an independent entrepreneur, you must register your business in Croatia. This can be done online or in person at the local business registration office.
5. Rental Agreement – Ensure you have a rental agreement that complies with Croatian law, outlining the terms and conditions of the rental.
6. Property Tax -You are required to pay a property tax, which is approximately 3€ per square meter.
By meeting these requirements, you can legally operate a rental business in Croatia and provide tourists with a memorable stay in your property.
Sources: Croatian Chamber of Commerce,
Ministry of Tourism and Sports of the Republic of Croatia.
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