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Post by ZAD on Nov 9, 2013 17:34:49 GMT 1
Thanks.
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Post by croatia2013 on Nov 11, 2013 11:59:40 GMT 1
Hi I used the book at: www.croatia-holidayandhome.co.uk/rentals/rental-law.htmland the updates he sends me and went down to my house in Croatia in October and organised my own rental licence. It took 7-10 days but is now official. I now have heard that you can do it in a quick visit and give power of attorney and they will do everything for you for a fee of around 5,000 kuna (I think) |
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Post by ZAD on Nov 11, 2013 13:27:15 GMT 1
... went down to my house in Croatia in October and organised my own rental licence. It took 7-10 days but is now official. Do you have a list of the paperwork you took? Cheers |
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Post by ZAD on Nov 13, 2013 19:47:28 GMT 1
... went down to my house in Croatia in October and organised my own rental licence. It took 7-10 days but is now official. Do you have a list of the paperwork you took? Cheers I ask a simple question, and in reply I get someone pushing their blog (which has no info whatsoever), then someone trying to sell me a book. |
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Post by keepsmiling on Nov 14, 2013 16:19:44 GMT 1
5000kn is a lot of money to get someone to do it for you. Pays for a few trips there.
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Post by francis on Nov 22, 2013 18:21:24 GMT 1
Hi
I have just got my Villa , finish and ready for renting ,
as the house was build in the company name , with a resadental permit,
i have been told i cannot rent within the company , and must put the house in my name ,
pay the PDV , and so on ,
this is not new but, has anyone any update on this,
not that i am agrainst taking it out of the company , but a few years of rent would help with the PDV ,
and close the company over the next few year, is there any grace time given .
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Post by keepsmiling on Dec 7, 2013 15:08:02 GMT 1
I hope someone can answer this question : if 3 people own the property, can one person apply and sign for licence to rent out to tourists?
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Post by umoran on Dec 9, 2013 8:24:13 GMT 1
Hi -no problem -but first the other two people would need complete a power of attorney confirming that is the case. On Friday I launched a rental licence service where EU nationals can apply for a rental licence remotely i.e. without leaving their home country. More information here: www.croatia-holidayandhome.co.uk/rental-law/rental-law.html |
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Post by ZAD on Dec 10, 2013 0:25:32 GMT 1
I will be applying for a rental licence soon. And guess what? I'll post all the information on this forum for free, telling you how to do it.
It's nice to be nice.
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Post by zvekov on Dec 10, 2013 9:19:19 GMT 1
Hi Francis, I think you may not need to do that yet... You can still apply through your company, as there is a temporary reprieve till 2016. At 2016, Then you will either need to have it in your personal name or keep it in the company but change the residential permit to a commercial permit... www.mint.hr/default.aspx?id=9962 |
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Post by keepsmiling on Dec 10, 2013 11:46:50 GMT 1
I will be applying for a rental licence soon. And guess what? I'll post all the information on this forum for free, telling you how to do it. It's nice to be nice. Bravo Zad. Well said! |
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Post by umoran on Dec 10, 2013 18:54:52 GMT 1
Hi "Francis" I have sent you an email.
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Post by ZAD on Dec 10, 2013 20:44:42 GMT 1
Hi "Francis" I have sent you an email. How much did that cost? |
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Post by upthevilla on Dec 10, 2013 21:38:03 GMT 1
1. Get all ownership papers, originals from the courts and land register, not older than 3 months including cadastry documents and the real estate purchase contract of your property. The property papers must be clean with no burdens.
2. Get Croatian Doctors certificate stating that you are not insane, and that you are fit and healthy.(this varies in different regions and is enforced in some, and not enforced in other areas )
3. Locate your nearest safety inspection office, they issue fire extinguishers and evacuation plan, stickers, and first aid box, all government approved.
4. Make appointment for them to inspect the property. Usually within 2 weeks.
Once inspected and the invoice paid then fire extinguishers and evacuation plan, stickers, and first aid box, are collected and placed in the property.
5. Find the local categorisation office.
6. Obtain the list of items that is required for your property to reach the star rating that you are striving for.
7. Give all documents (points 1, 2, and 4) to categorisation office.
8. Make appointment for the local categorisation office to inspect your property, usually within 30 days. Pay their invoice
9. Buy any objects that are missing from your list.
10. Get inspected, either pass and wait 2 weeks to 1 month for the official document with a licensing number on, or get rejected and do the reasons why the inspector has told you that have failed.
If you do not or cannot do this process in person then you can employ a 3rd person by using a public notary and a Punomoc. The Punomoc must be in Croatian.
If the property is in joint names then both would sign the Punomoc .
In the case of several owners a separate Punomoc can be made stating that 1of the owners signature represents the will of all owners of the real estate.
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Post by keepsmiling on Dec 11, 2013 8:50:08 GMT 1
Thanks UTP.You are a star!
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