Intra-Corporate Transfer (ICT)
Croatia
Last updated: December 24, 2025
3 years
€74.32
60-90 days
Medium
About this Visa
This visa lets your company transfer you to work in Croatia. You must be a manager, specialist, or trainee working for a large company with offices in multiple countries. You need to work for a multinational company. You cannot be from the EU or EEA. Your company must have an office in Croatia and want to send you there. You can work legally in Croatia for your company. You can bring your family. You can travel freely in the EU. After you finish, you can return home.
Key Benefits
- Work for your company with legal protection
- Same worker rights as Croatian citizens
- Bring spouse and children (they can work too)
- Get health insurance automatically
- Travel freely in the EU
- Can change to a different visa type while you're here
Eligibility & Requirements
Eligibility Criteria
- Worked for the same company 6–9 months before applying (depending on your job)
- You have a real job as manager, specialist, or trainee
- No criminal record or serious visa violations
- Enough savings or income to support yourself
- Your company is a real, registered business
- Your company has proven offices in multiple countries
Financial Requirement
No specific minimum. You must show you have enough money to live in Croatia. Your company must also prove they can support you.
Documents
- PassportMust be valid 3+ months after your visa ends
- Job offer letterFrom your company in Croatia saying what you'll do
- Employment contractFrom your home company showing you're being transferred
- Work historyPayslips or records showing 6–9 months at your company
- Criminal record certificateFrom your country—must show no convictions
- Health insurancePolicy that covers Croatia
- Bank statementsShowing you have money to live in Croatia
- Housing proofRental agreement or proof you have a place to live
Disclaimer: The information on this page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or immigration advice. Visa requirements, fees, and processes change frequently. Please verify all information with official government sources and consult a qualified immigration attorney before making decisions.