Bruddy
Australian expat in Croatia
Forum posts
10
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2
About me
Australian
Lives in Grad Split, Splitsko-Dalmatins
Speaks English, Russian, Flemish,
Registration: 21 December 2017
Activity
Help Getting Started by GuestPoster298
Good day to all, I have a few questions which I hope the expat community can help me with, particularly fellow South Africans who have made the move to Croatia before. In a nutshell, my ultimate dream is to have a homestead near a small town in ...
Hi Benjamin. I was born in Cape Town & now live in Valencia, Spain. Left Split, Croatia in December 2019. Educated in South Africa & Sydney, Australia. I don’t know much about farming or tourism. What I do know is what each person need ... Read More
How to make friends in Croatia by expat.com
We have been talking about loneliness when you are abroad, let's now talk about how to make friends (locals and other expats) when you're living in Croatia :top: Which are your best tips to meet people and to make friends in Croatia?? Thanks in ...
Hi only shortly. How long have you been in Croatia and in which city do you live. My name is Andre what is your name? Read More
Cooking like a local in Croatia by Priscilla
Hello, Enjoying the local food of your expat country is great, but learning to cook the dishes yourself is even better. Please share what it's like cooking like a local in Croatia. What are some of the most popular local dishes that are easy ...
As a vegetarian living in Split, I find it adequately catered for here, with restaurants, & health food stores like bio-i-bio servicing the needs of vegetarians. This is fortunately on the rise with more shops opening & more and more ... Read More
Cooking like a local in Croatia by Priscilla
Hello, Enjoying the local food of your expat country is great, but learning to cook the dishes yourself is even better. Please share what it's like cooking like a local in Croatia. What are some of the most popular local dishes that are easy ...
I don’t eat the local tradition dishes as many Croatians as well because meat plays big role in traditional dishes and vegetarians are growing worldwide and in Croatia. Vegetables and fruits are good quality here. Figs, olive oil are plentiful ... Read More
The jobs that are the most in-demand for expats in Croatia by Priscilla
Hello, We invite you to share some information regarding the job market for expats in Croatia. This information will be incredibly helpful to anyone considering moving there, so we're very grateful for your contribution. What are the types of ...
Hi Priscilla According to locals the main areas for opportunities are still in shipyard repairs and tourism. I am now working on sustainable business for local young entrepreneurs in order to stem the emigration of these talented youth of Croatia. ... Read More
The best apps for expats in Croatia by Priscilla
Hello, We invite you to share information regarding some of the apps that have helped to facilitate your move abroad in Croatia. This will help expats-to-be who are making the move as well. Which apps did you use while preparing your move to ...
Hi Priscilla I seldom use social media and apps. Most of these are over-rated. Bruddy Read More
Cost of living 2018 in Croatia by Priscilla
Hello everyone, As per our annual tradition, we invite you to share your experiences and tell us more about the average prices of products and services in your town/city/area, so that we have updated information regarding cost of living and ...
Hi Priscilla I am a single Australian but no expat as I am very patriotic. I live in Split. My food cost is low as I am vegetarian (1000 kn/month), utilities + internet about (350 kn/month), public transport 20 minute return journey (21 kn), ... Read More
Buying property in Croatia by Christine
Hi, can a foreigner buy property in Croatia? If so, is it complicated? What is the process of purchasing a property in Croatia? Any tips for buying property, such as a check-list of items to verify ? Thanks in advance for ...
I am about to buy apartment in Split. I am a temporary resident from Australia, therefore the apartment cannot be transferred into my name. Option is to register a company and pay all the accompanied fees and charges including a monthly ... Read More
Buyer Beware Croatia! by valjelinic
Hi Everyone, As an ex-pat Aussie living in Croatia (my parents are Croatian & still living in Australia) I would like to offer any advice or pointers when it comes to buying property (houses, land, apartments) in Croatia. There are many pitfalls ...
I am about to settle a purchase of apartment in Split and I have been living in Split for two and half years as temporary resident. This status does not allow me to have title to the property. After five years of stay in Croatia II can apply for ... Read More