Neues Gesetz verbietet Klimaanlagen an Fassaden ab 2025 in Kroatien

Drastic changes for landlords in Croatia: what you need to know now!

Renting out in Croatia: New laws & smart solutions

Renting out holiday properties in Croatia is undergoing major change. With the new laws that regulate the urban appearance and tourist use more strictly, the administrative burden on property owners is growing enormously.

Anyone who still wants to rent out their villa or apartment on Krk profitably and stress-free today can no longer do without professional support and digital processes. Here you’ll find out what’s changing legally – and how we, as a strong local partner, take the work off your hands.

Attention landlords: the new law

From 1 January 2025 a new law on building maintenance comes into force in Croatia. Failure to comply can result in severe fines of up to €10,000.

Short-term rental of flats to tourists is being strictly regulated. In future the written consent of 80% of the co-owners of a building is mandatory before a unit may be rented out to tourists.

Air conditioners & façades

Air conditioners and satellite dishes may no longer be mounted on visible façades facing the street. Closing in loggias or balconies on your own without a building permit and co-owner consent is also prohibited.

More regulation? Time for smart solutions!

Legal changes, guest communication, maintenance and cleaning – the demands on landlords are rising. Make it easy for yourself: Use our local B2B network on Krk and state-of-the-art automation tools to manage your holiday home efficiently.