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Post by menace on Oct 24, 2009 21:59:13 GMT 1
 Hey, does anyone know how I could find out if the land I own has building permission. I have bought a house and land a few years ago in Podostra (Nr Gospic)...and I cant remember if the Lawyer got permission as part of the purchase, since then their firm has gone under, so now I cant get in touch with them I wish to try and build on the land next to the house...so will i need any extra permissions???
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Post by Carol on Oct 24, 2009 22:37:10 GMT 1
it will have expired anyway: it only lasts two years
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Post by menace on Oct 25, 2009 17:29:11 GMT 1
Thanks for that Carol
is there anywhere online that I can read about those building/construction laws? and how easy/hard is it to get this permission?
Thanks in advance...
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Post by galant on Oct 26, 2009 11:27:33 GMT 1
you can get building permission in croatia? as far as i know you can get a job shoveling e. you can open a firm easily if its a gauranteed flop, you can get a permit for a house if its in a hole or up e creek....you can have all those things in croatia quiet easily. but if you want a great job, a real building permit, open a successful firm...then you need truck loads of money to buy the siphon/permit needed to watch all your profits go down the drain in the near future.
so is investing in croatia, working in croatia worth it? i cant say it is. it also depends on your priorities...if you love eating out at restaurants with public servants that think they arent and want free food and all your money...then croatia is great.
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Post by orangemango on Dec 13, 2009 22:48:28 GMT 1
Depends on what you want to build and how much room you have between the house and the border. You'll need to check with your local council about width and height restrictions.
Probably start there..... then (assuming you are building another building) your architect will know what you can and can't do.
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