Croatia ?

Buna, are cineva idee de modalitatea de a sta in Croatia? Sunt ceva restrictii sau alte probleme?

Multumesc,
Carmen

Croatia nu a aderat inca la EU , asa ca iti imaginezi si tu ce fel de probleme pot fi !

Stiu ca nu e in UE, va fi din iulie 2013...Am inercat sa ma uit pe site-ul guvernului lor, dar nu gasesc nimic...probabil ca sunt singurul om de pe planeta care vrea acolo. uf

Edited by panutacarmen, 01 December 2012 - 21:14.

Probabil ca da. Daca nu esti turist ca sa prezinti interesul banilor de care poti fi descaltat pentru bastinasi valorezi cam cat o ceapa la aprozar. In definitiv, sunt totusi sarbi si ei.
In afara de Dubrovnik, care-i intr-adevar ceva mai diferit de restul tarii, oamenii sunt la fel de naspa ca si pe aici.

Oamenii pe care i-am întâlnit eu, şi au fost foarte mulţi...sunt minunaţi, fie ei sârbi sau croaţi.Sunt duri, dar dacă reuşeşti să-i dezgheţi, merită.
În altă ordine de idei, internetul spune:
Instructions
1
Determine your background as a Croatian descendant. This can apply to you if: both parents are Croatian citizens; one parent is a citizen and you were born in Croatia; one parent is a citizen, the other parent is stateless and you were born abroad; one parent is a citizen, the other is a foreign citizen and you were born abroad and registered as a resident of Croatia; you would be left stateless; or, finally, if you were adopted by Croatian citizens.
2
Determine if you were born on Croatian soil if both of your parents are stateless. This is an option for people under age 14, but your citizenship will be revoked at age 14 if your parents are found to have foreign citizenship.
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3
Follow the naturalization process if you have no Croatian heritage. This requires you to renounce all other citizenship, have lived in Croatia for at least five years, be at least 18 years old, be familiar with the Croatian alphabet and language, and demonstrate respect for Croatian culture, customs and laws.
A facilitated naturalization process is available to those with five years of Croatian residence and who have demonstrated respect for Croatian law and culture.
4
Marry a Croatian citizen. Along with displaying respect for Croatian laws and culture, this is among the easiest routes to Croatian citizenship.
5
Show proof of emigration from Croatia. A clause in Croatian law exists that allows Croatian emigrants and their spouses to become citizens. There is no specific clause that allows for descendants of emigrants to become citizens, though you may be granted citizenship if you can show official documentation that links you to the emigrant.
6
Become a vital member of Croatian society. The ministry can deem your citizenship to be in the best interest of the Republic of Croatia, although the law does not state exactly what this entails.
7
Provide a written statement that you consider yourself to be a Croatian citizen and respect the laws and culture of the Republic of Croatia without residing in the country. This is a vague clause that will likely be evaluated by the Ministry of the Interior.

Si eu ma gandeam la Croatia, insa momentan vreau sa ajung acolo sa vad cu ochii mei minunatiile lor (parcurile Plitvice, Krka, Dubrovnik, Split, Trogir etc.). Nu stiu de ce, dar am un mare respect pentru ei, sunt uniti ca natie si s-au dezvoltat mult in ultimii ani...chiar ma gandeam sa glumesc daca ajung pe undeva prin tarile vest-europene sa spun ca sunt croat sa nu fiu nevoit sa ma "scuz" de ce fac co-nationalii nostri pe acolo.