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Post by mandy on Oct 1, 2009 23:04:08 GMT 1
I have some friends with a property on Ciovo which they are thinking of renting out. Can anybody tell me the cost of a rental licence and where you apply for one? I have a feeling somebody's going to tell me it's not a simple process!  |
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Post by usplitu on Oct 3, 2009 10:42:12 GMT 1
It can be a simple process  To organise it themselves they will need to be in Ciovo for a couple of weeks but the costs are low (less than 1000 kuna) and the paperwork is not difficult. If your friends are not in Croatia, there is an English woman in Ciovo/Trogir who can take care of it all for them. Not as cheap but definitely simpler !! |
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Post by mandy on Oct 4, 2009 21:12:51 GMT 1
Thanks for the info.
Yes, they are in the UK.
Do you have her contact details at all please and I'll pass them on?
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Post by mrhappy on Oct 5, 2009 13:01:22 GMT 1
Are non-Croats allowed to rent out properties ?
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Post by upthevilla on Oct 5, 2009 13:42:09 GMT 1
Are non-Croats allowed to rent out properties ? Yes. providing that they have formed a Croatian company to do so. And providing that the property to be rented out has a catagorisation listing, ie a rental licence. The property must be in a commercial or tourist zone to get the catagorisation. They, under current law, will NOT get the permission if the property is a residential property. |
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Post by indianalindsay on Oct 5, 2009 14:43:00 GMT 1
Are non-Croats allowed to rent out properties ? Yes. providing that they have formed a Croatian company to do so. And providing that the property to be rented out has a catagorisation listing, ie a rental licence. The property must be in a commercial or tourist zone to get the catagorisation. They, under current law, will NOT get the permission if the property is a residential property. So if I have a property in a residential area can I do 6 month let? I thought that I could. Would I have to pay local Croatian and UK tax; how does that work? |
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Post by upthevilla on Oct 5, 2009 15:31:06 GMT 1
* So if I have a property in a residential area can I do 6 month let? I thought that I could.
Would I have to pay local Croatian and UK tax; how does that work? *
Yes you can rent long term.
But not short term tourist rent
You will need up to date clean ownership papers.
You can buy a standard contract in Narive novine.
Both parties fill out in Croatian and then you go to public notary
You will need an O.I.B number.
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Post by indianalindsay on Oct 5, 2009 16:51:24 GMT 1
You can buy a standard contract in Narive novine. Thanks for your comments. Where would I find "Narive novine", its not on google. Would I find one in a city like Split. |
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Post by gmh on Oct 5, 2009 19:16:42 GMT 1
It's Narodne Novine and here's the wbesite all in Croatian. www.nn.hr/ |
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Post by upthevilla on Oct 5, 2009 19:41:35 GMT 1
Croatian spelling is not my strongpoint
There is one of the shops that i am on about in most major cities and i am sure Split will have one.
They sell ..stationary, office supplies, school bags, books,tables, maps a few toys, and they have a big pile of ready made contracts .
The name of the contract for long term rental is
UGOVOR O NAJMU
(sa slobodno ugovorenom najamninon)
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Post by mandy on Oct 6, 2009 8:28:46 GMT 1
My friends are in Ciovo for a few days from tomorrow. Do you have the details of the English lady in Ciovo/Trogir please?
If not, does anybody know of somebody who could help them with the process of obtaining a rental licence?Preferrably English speaking. They don't have much of a clue where to begin.
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Post by usplitu on Oct 6, 2009 9:29:06 GMT 1
Are non-Croats allowed to rent out properties ? The property must be in a commercial or tourist zone to get the catagorisation. They, under current law, will NOT get the permission if the property is a residential property. Is it true that you can get a license without being commercial or tourist zone if the property is built pre-1968? |
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Post by upthevilla on Oct 6, 2009 9:57:32 GMT 1
If the property in croatia was built before 1968 and you have clean ownership stating that it was ,then the laws are different again . If built before 1968 then as a foreign owned Croatian Company or Croatian owned Company you can apply for and get the required catagorisation.
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Post by mandy on Oct 8, 2009 10:23:47 GMT 1
Thank you to everybody who sent personal recommendations. The couple are in Ciovo as we speak and will chase all recommendations up. |
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