The asking price is only part of what you pay. Transfer tax, legal fees, surveys and mortgage costs can add thousands. See the full amount before you make an offer.
Costs on top of the price
€9,200
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Every tax and fee on top of the price, for where you live and where you're buying.
Costs on top of the price
Price
€200,000Costs on top
€9,200Cash needed if you buy outright
€209,200What could it be worth?
Based on official prices for Croatia as a whole: 21 five-year periods since 2000. In the last 5 years prices there changed by 11.4% a year.
Green or red shows the gain or loss against everything you paid (price plus buying costs of €9,200). In the typical scenario the buying costs are covered after about less than a year. Before mortgage interest, running costs and selling costs.
These are scenarios based on past national prices, not a forecast or a price for any home. Prices can fall as well as rise, past changes don't predict future ones, and your area can differ a lot from the national average. Source: Bank for International Settlements (official national house prices), latest data 2026-Q1. See the data.
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Resale home: transfer tax is about €6,000. All buying costs together come to about €9,200, or 4.6% of the price. Change the price or buyer type above to see your own figure.
No. Foreign buyers pay the same purchase taxes as local buyers in Croatia. Some rules on who can buy, or which rate applies, can still depend on where you live.
EU citizens buy on the same terms as Croatians.
A Croatian OIB (tax number). A notary and the land registry.
We last updated the figures on 14 Oct 2026 and checked them against official sources on 14 Oct 2026. We check every country every week, and show a warning if a check is overdue.
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