Moving to Split

Split is an affordable city to live in, especially in comparison with a number of other major European cities. Split’s climate tends to feature long, hot summers whilst winters are generally mild, with periods of rain. Expatriates moving to Split with families will find that there are a number of schools in the city which are highly recommended, whilst it is also home to the University of Split. The city is well connected to other parts of Croatia by rail and road, with the Split Airport also offering travel opportunities to other destinations in Europe via plane. Expats seeking more information about moving to Split should sign up to InterNations, where they can not only take advantage of the website's many great features centered around expatriate life, but can also connect with fellow expats for more information about life in a new city.

Working in Split

Split is a popular destination for tourists, and much of its economy is reliant on this industry, meaning expats working in Split may find opportunities in the city’s many retail areas, restaurants, bars and more. Other areas in which expatriates in Split may find employment include public services, healthcare, educations and in businesses related to finance and other industries. Split is furthermore home to the Brodosplit shipyard, the largest in Croatia, which employs a number of people in areas related to shipping and distribution. For more information about finding work in Split, expatriates should join InterNations and network with fellow expats who may be able to offer help and advice about the city’s economy as well as other key areas such as housing, education and more, which can help those new to the city to find their feet and get useful information from those who may have been there themselves.