JJCE:
done. Have applied for 3D Design to that uni but their tuition is around 6k euro.

Hello, can I have your contact if you don't mind, I'm trying to apply, and I see today is the deadline, did you get a transcript from your secondary school? I'm applying for the BSC program, and they mentioned Public Notary, I don't really understand what that means

juliejulie0021:


Hello, can I have your contact if you don't mind, I'm trying to apply, and I see today is the deadline, did you get a transcript from your secondary school? I'm applying for the BSC program, and they mentioned Public Notary, I don't really understand what that means

Try to message the school, you will surely get a feedback, you can as well try other schools. Have sent you pm.

charmingsamson:
If you are interested in applying for a job in Croatia, send an email with all required documents to this agency. All my Filipino coworkers at my workplace came through this agency. I heard they recruit from the Philippines and India, but you have to give it a try. The agency will collect 20 percent of your salary if they offer you a work permit. Police clearance is very important when applying for a Croatian work permit. If you have someone in South Africa, Europe, or anywhere, there is a Nigerian embassy and a Croatian embassy. They could help you notary it. You just need to write a power of attorney notary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Abuja and send it to him or her to help you notarize your police clearance. Remember, there is a shortage of assistant chefs, warehouse workers, plumbers, and cleaners. Make sure your CV has years of experience, even if you don't have any. It is very important.
- CV
- Passport copy (must be valid for at least 2.5 years)
- Passport size picture
- NBI with apostille or police clearance with MOFA and embassy stamp is mandatory
- Copy of high school or college diploma
Applications without complete documentation are invalid.
Contact them at jobsincroatia@gmail.com with the position that you are applying for as the SUBJECT
https://www.facebook.com/CROpportunities

Thanks for sharing this top info, your kind being are rare.

Is it possible possible to get job offer without
apostille or police clearance with MOFA and embassy stamp or all the recruitment agencies mandated it?

I guessed this process can be done after someone get job offer (visa application stage)

Thanks in Anticipation.

Eky29:
Very good question.
I don’t really know the document required for Croatia study visa.
But when it comes to Croatia work visa, CV, degree or waec result depending on the one you have and is required for the job. Certificate of apprenticeship ( depending on the kind of job) data page of international passport, passport photo, police certificate.
Note that: police clearance cert needs to be legalized at the federal ministry of foreign affairs Abuja and also in Croatia embassy. This is very important.

Also note that the above mentioned documents are required for obtaining a Croatian work permit.
Then once you have the permit, you can now go to VFS Abuja for visa application with the required documents for visa.

I will like to ask if dependants are allowed for Croatia work visa

Can u please introduce me to the agents that help u for the legalization of your police character

It seems the OP has abandoned the thread.

Nteogwuija:
It seems the OP has abandoned the thread.

i think he might be busy, my suggestion is that we should open a telegram m or what's app group to rob mind cos this is a great opportunity, with matter of time we will talk with OP to joined the group.

JJCE:
i think he might be busy, my suggestion is that we should open a telegram m or what's app group to rob mind cos this is a great opportunity, with matter of time we will talk with OP to joined the group.

It's a nice idea

Please notify me when the group is open

Queenben:
Please notify me when the group is open

https : //chat. whatsapp. com / DD4SUwLMAh05om7ewmAA1m

This is the link, remove all spaces..
Whoever wants to join

Eky29:
Very good question.
I don’t really know the document required for Croatia study visa.
But when it comes to Croatia work visa, CV, degree or waec result depending on the one you have and is required for the job. Certificate of apprenticeship ( depending on the kind of job) data page of international passport, passport photo, police certificate.
Note that: police clearance cert needs to be legalized at the federal ministry of foreign affairs Abuja and also in Croatia embassy. This is very important.

Also note that the above mentioned documents are required for obtaining a Croatian work permit.
Then once you have the permit, you can now go to VFS Abuja for visa application with the required documents for visa.

I visited the websites and all I'm seeing are cleaning and bartending etc, no tech jobs?

juliejulie0021:


https : //chat. whatsapp. com / DD4SUwLMAh05om7ewmAA1m

This is the link, remove all spaces..
Whoever wants to join

Find it hard to join, have message via mail.

This is a bold and good step. With time we can try and plead with those guys in Croatia to join the group for easy passing of info and rubbing of minds together.

I did remove all the spaces, yet I can't get the link right, can you add up this number. 08063356600. Please

juliejulie0021:


https : //chat. whatsapp. com / DD4SUwLMAh05om7ewmAA1m

This is the link, remove all spaces..
Whoever wants to join

Queenben:
I did remove all the spaces, yet I can't get the link right, can you add up this number. 08063356600. Please

Have also tried the link but its not working. Can u please add my number . 08075786295. Thanks.

I am also interested in joining the group.
Please add up this number. 08135000423.

juliejulie0021:


https : //chat. whatsapp. com / DD4SUwLMAh05om7ewmAA1m

This is the link, remove all spaces..
Whoever wants to join

Can you add up this number 08184002373...

resend whatsapp link

Can i be added as well 08115570252

juliejulie0021:


https : //chat. whatsapp. com / DD4SUwLMAh05om7ewmAA1m

This is the link, remove all spaces..
Whoever wants to join

Please can you add me to the group? The link is not working. 08165453252

Cuties109:
Can i be added as well 08115570252

https:// chat . whatsapp . com / DD4SUwLMAh05om7ewmAA1m

Alternatively, you can try https://chatdotwhatsappdotcom/DD4SUwLMAh05om7ewmAA1m

Just change the dot to (.) And you'll be able to join

Andrea3000:
Can u please introduce me to the agents that help u for the legalization of your police character

every time agent agent. You people always like spending money unnecessarily. Don't you know what is police? Can't you do it yourself? Tueeeeee

greeting everyone I coudnt join d whatsapp link shared... pls can you add me +2348137827429 God bless our hustle

Creating a telegram page or a WhatsApp group will really help us. Let's do that and share Information more easily. However, the main creator of the trend @Charmingsamson has alot to say about this

I have been busy working and don't have time to check on Nairaland. Anyone gotten a job in Croatia recently? I just signed a contract with an agency to bring workers from Nigeria. I will have to focus on bringing my family members and friends here first, then I will start recruiting from Nairaland, maybe in the October period. I will be available for questions now.

Here is a list of Croatian universities that offer programs in English, scholarship opportunities for international students, and supportive environments for cultural integration. I have also provided some insights into the cost of living in their respective cities.

1. University of Zagreb
Programs Offered in English: The University of Zagreb offers various programs in English, particularly at the postgraduate level, in fields like engineering, economics, and social sciences.
Scholarships: The university offers several scholarships for international students through partnerships and government initiatives. Check their scholarship page for details.
Cost of Living: Zagreb is the capital city and can be more expensive than other Croatian cities, but it offers a rich cultural life and numerous student activities.
Cultural Integration: The university has active student organizations and events that facilitate integration and offer support for international students.
Website: University of Zagreb

2. University of Split
Programs Offered in English: The University of Split offers some programs in English, particularly in the fields of science, engineering, and tourism.
Scholarships: Offers scholarships for international students based on merit and financial need. Details are available through their international office.
Cost of Living: Split is slightly less expensive than Zagreb but still offers a vibrant lifestyle with beautiful coastal scenery.
Cultural Integration: Offers a variety of student clubs and organizations, as well as events aimed at international students.
Website: University of Split

3. University of Rijeka
Programs Offered in English: Offers several English-taught programs, particularly in engineering, business, and social sciences.
Scholarships: Provides scholarships for international students through the Erasmus+ program and other partnerships. Details can be found on their international relations page.
Cost of Living: Rijeka is generally more affordable than Zagreb and Split, with a lower cost of living and vibrant student life.
Cultural Integration: The university encourages cultural integration through various student organizations and international events.
Website: University of Rijeka

4. University of Zadar
Programs Offered in English: Offers several programs in English, especially in the humanities, social sciences, and tourism.
Scholarships: Available scholarships include Erasmus+ and other international student grants. More information can be found on their international cooperation page.
Cost of Living: Zadar is known for being more affordable than the larger cities, with a welcoming and relaxed environment.
Cultural Integration: Provides a variety of activities and student clubs to help international students engage with local culture.
Website: University of Zadar

5. University of Dubrovnik
Programs Offered in English: Offers English-taught programs in tourism, economics, and media.
Scholarships: Offers various scholarships through international programs and partnerships. Information is available via their international office.
Cost of Living: Dubrovnik is one of the more expensive cities in Croatia, known for its beautiful setting and cultural heritage.
Cultural Integration: The university provides opportunities for cultural integration through events and student organizations.
Website: University of Dubrovnik

Process of Obtaining a Student Study and Work Visa for Croatia from Abuja, Nigeria

Step 1: Acceptance into a Croatian University
Choose a Program and Apply:

Select a Croatian university and the program you wish to study. Submit your application along with required documents, such as transcripts, proof of English proficiency (if needed), and any specific documents requested by the university.
Receive Acceptance Letter:

Once accepted, the university will send you an acceptance letter, which is necessary for your visa application.

Step 2: Prepare for Visa Application
Gather Required Documents:

Completed visa application form.
Valid passport (with at least two blank pages and valid for at least three months after your planned departure from Croatia).
Passport-sized photographs.
Acceptance letter from the Croatian university.
Proof of accommodation in Croatia (e.g., dormitory reservation or rental agreement).
Proof of financial means to support yourself during your stay (bank statements, scholarship letters, etc.).
Travel health insurance covering at least €30,000 for the entire duration of your stay in Croatia.
Proof of payment for the visa fee.
Additional Documents for Work Permit:

If you plan to work while studying, check the specific requirements for a work permit, as these may vary. Some students may be allowed to work part-time without a separate work permit, depending on their course and duration.

Step 3: Submit Visa Application
Apply at the VFS Global Visa Application Centre:

As of now, Croatian visa applications from Nigeria are processed through VFS Global in Abuja. Here is the contact information:
VFS Global Visa Application Centre - Abuja
Address: 38 Lobito Crescent, Wuse II, Abuja, Nigeria
Phone: +234 815 018 8800
Email: info.crng@vfshelpline.com
Website: VFS Global - Croatia Visa

Schedule an Appointment:

Contact the centre to schedule an appointment for your visa application submission. Confirm the requirements and any changes in the application process.
Attend the Appointment:

Submit your application and documents in person. You may also be required to provide biometric data (fingerprints and photo).

Step 4: Wait for Visa Processing
Processing Time:

The processing time for a student visa can vary but generally takes several weeks. It’s advisable to apply well in advance of your planned departure date.
Additional Information:

The embassy may request additional information or documents during the processing of your visa application.

Step 5: Arrival in Croatia
Temporary Residence Permit:

Upon arrival in Croatia, you will need to register your residence and apply for a temporary residence permit at the local police station within 30 days. This is required for stays longer than 90 days.

Work Permit:

If your visa does not include a work permit, consult the university’s international office or local authorities to understand the process of obtaining one, if applicable.
Opportunities in Croatia for Nigerians
Economic Growth and Job Market:
Croatia is witnessing steady economic growth with opportunities in various sectors such as construction, hospitality, and services. Many jobs are available in areas where local nationals might not prefer to work, such as construction, baking, cleaning, and delivery services. The minimum wage ranges from 840 to 1000 euros, with good healthcare services and a beautiful seaside, considered one of the best in Europe.

Cultural Environment:
Croatia is known for being friendly and welcoming to foreigners, with little to no reports of racism. The people are approachable, and the culture is inclusive, making it easier for Nigerians and other Africans to integrate.

Applying for Jobs in Croatia
Create a Strong CV:
Start by preparing a professional CV that highlights your skills, experience, and any relevant qualifications.

Job Portals:

Moj-posao.net: A popular job portal where you can find listings specifically for foreign workers. Translate the site from Croatian to English for easier navigation. Visit Moj-posao.net
Bright Future: Another resource for finding job opportunities for foreigners. Visit Bright Future

Application Strategy:
Apply continuously and consistently to increase your chances of securing a position. Be proactive and persistent in your job search.

Studying in Croatia
Aspira University College:
Consider Aspira University College, which offers programs in English with affordable tuition fees. The campuses in Split and Zagreb provide quality education with a focus on international students.

Study Visa:
The study visa application is usually straightforward. Ensure you have all necessary documents, including proof of enrollment and financial support.

Scholarship Opportunities:
Research available scholarships for international students to help with tuition and living costs. Many Croatian universities offer financial aid to attract global talent.

Cultural Integration
Engage with Local Communities:
Participate in local communities and student organizations to integrate culturally and socially. Engage in activities that interest you and help build connections.

Explore Croatia:
Take the time to explore the beautiful landscapes and cultural sites. Croatia's rich history and scenic beauty offer plenty of opportunities for leisure and learning.

By following these steps and leveraging the resources available, Nigerians and other Africans can find rewarding opportunities in Croatia. With a welcoming environment, Croatia offers a promising destination for work and study.

Applying for Jobs in Croatia from Nigeria
Step 1: Research Job Opportunities
1. Identify Sectors with Demand:

Construction: Site supervisor, construction worker.
Tourism and Hospitality: Hotel staff, tour guides.
IT and Technology: Software developers, engineers, IT specialists.
Healthcare: Nurses, medical technicians.
Agriculture: Seasonal jobs in farming.
2. Job Portals and Websites:

Moj-posao.net: Visit Moj-posao.net
Bright Future: Visit Bright Future
LinkedIn: LinkedIn Jobs
3. Company Websites:

Look for multinational companies and check their career pages. For example, Infobip (a tech company).
4. Recruitment Agencies:

Agencies like Adecco and ManpowerGroup.
Step 2: Prepare Your Application
1. Create a Strong CV:

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[Your Name]
[Address]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]

Objective:
[A brief statement about your career goals and why you're interested in working in Croatia.]

Experience:
- [Job Title] at [Company Name], [Location], [Dates]
- [Key responsibilities and achievements]
- [Job Title] at [Company Name], [Location], [Dates]
- [Key responsibilities and achievements]

Education:
- [Degree] in [Field], [University Name], [Year]

Skills:
- [List relevant skills]
2. Write a Cover Letter:

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[Your Name]
[Address]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
[Date]

[Employer Name]
[Company Name]
[Company Address]

Dear [Employer Name],

I am writing to express my interest in the [Job Title] position at [Company Name]. With my background in [your field], I am confident in my ability to contribute effectively to your team.

My experience includes [briefly describe your relevant experience]. I am particularly drawn to this opportunity at [Company Name] because [mention something specific about the company].

I look forward to the opportunity to discuss how I can contribute to your team. Thank you for considering my application.

Sincerely,
[Your Name]
3. Proof of Language Proficiency:

Include certificates like TOEFL or IELTS scores if applying for positions that require English proficiency.
Step 3: Apply for Jobs

1. Submit Applications Online:

Use job portals like Moj-posao.net and Bright Future.
Ensure you follow application instructions carefully and attach all required documents.

2. Networking:

Use LinkedIn to connect with recruiters and employees in your industry. Join groups like Croatia Business Network.

Step 4: Prepare for Interviews

1. Interview Preparation:

Research the company thoroughly. Prepare answers to common interview questions.
Example: If applying for IT roles, research companies like Infobip.
2. Virtual Interviews:

Ensure your camera and microphone are working properly. Dress professionally and choose a quiet, well-lit location.
Step 5: Visa Application Process

1. Job Offer and Work Visa:

Once you receive a job offer, your employer will assist in the work permit process.
Apply for a work visa through the VFS Global Visa Application Centre in Abuja.

2. Required Documents for Work Visa:

Valid Passport
Job Offer Letter
Proof of Accommodation
Proof of Financial Means
Travel Health Insurance

3. Submit Visa Application:

Schedule an appointment at the VFS Global Visa Application Centre in Abuja. Visit VFS Global for Croatia Visa in Nigeria

4. Visa Processing:

The processing time for a work visa can take several weeks. Apply well in advance of your planned start date.

charmingsamson:
I have been busy working and don't have time to check on Nairaland. Anyone gotten a job in Croatia recently? I just signed a contract with an agency to bring workers from Nigeria. I will have to focus on bringing my family members and friends here first, then I will start recruiting from Nairaland, maybe in the October period. I will be available for questions now. 

This is really nice, we're waiting baba

charmingsamson:
Hello Everyone, I am a Nigerian who recently moved to Croatia. I am surprised that I can hardly find any Nigerians, even Africans. It is a shame because Croatia is a nation thriving with steady growth in economics, boom infrastructure, and tourism. I am surprised there are any Nigerians coming to work here. Whenever I take a walk on the streets, it is full of Nepali and Indian nationals working in construction companies, bakers, cleaners, wolts, and other important sections where local nationals won't want to work. There are a lot of jobs here. The minimum wage here is 840–1000 euros. They have a very good health section and a beautiful seaside, which I think is the best in Europe. I haven't experienced any racism and the people are friendly, and mostly the women are very beautiful and they love black men. I will guide you on how to apply for a job in Croatia.

First, create a very good CV and create an account with Moj-posao.net. You need to translate the page because it is in Croatian. Click job for jobs for foreign workers in Croatia. https://www.moj-posao.net/HR/Izdvojeno/International/Foreign-Workers-Jobs-Croatia/   Start applying immediately. Please continue applying. Don't sleep or rest. another website for hiring foreigner https://brightfuture.hr/looking-for-a-job/ There are a lot of jobs for foreigners.

If you finally get a job, the Croatian Embassy visa application is handled by VFS Croatia in Abuja. It was straight-forward. High rate for visa approval for job applications. If you intend to study in Croatia, which is likely the easiest. Aspira University College in Split and Zagreb campuses is your best option. They offer a program in English with very cheap tuition fees. Study visa is straight-forward and easier. Please ask me any questions here. Please, nobody should DM me; I won't respond. We need very good Nigerian in Croatia. Croatians want foreigners who are likely to integrate very well into society. Learning Croatian is very important. Good luck.

Sir Good day I've been applying Croatia uni hopefully waiting for acceptance sir please can you put me thru in the steps I'm going for undergrad i

Joecc:


Sir Good day I've been applying Croatia uni hopefully waiting for acceptance sir please can you put me thru in the steps I'm going for undergrad i

Which universities have you applied to?