๐Ÿ‡ญ๐Ÿ‡ท Benefits in Croatia

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When hiring employees in Croatia through Toku, they receive mandatory statutory social security plus two optional benefits: fully employer-paid international health insurance covering worldwide care with no waiting periods, and a voluntary private pension plan.

๐Ÿ’ก What to expect for employee benefits when you hire in Croatia through Toku. Croatian employees receive statutory social security through payroll, plus two voluntary Toku benefits: fully employer-sponsored international health insurance and an optional private pension.

At a Glance

Item Detail
Health insurance Remote Health by SafetyWing - international private medical, 100% employer-paid
Annual maximum $1,500,000; any licensed provider worldwide, no referrals
Pre-existing conditions Covered from day one, no waiting period
Pension Pillars 1 & 2 mandatory (via payroll); voluntary Pillar 3 with Raiffeisen
Pillar 3 funding Employee-funded by default (employer contributions can be arranged)
Enrollment Both benefits optional - employee opts in

Statutory Benefits

Employees receive Croatia's statutory social security entitlements through standard payroll, including the mandatory Pillar 1 and Pillar 2 pension contributions. The benefits below are voluntary add-ons - employees can enroll in either, both, or neither.

Health Insurance: Remote Health by SafetyWing

Toku sponsors 100% of the employee premium for Remote Health, an international private medical plan usable in Croatia and worldwide. Coverage includes inpatient and outpatient care, mental health, dental and optical, emergency treatment and medical evacuation, preventive care and vaccinations, maternity and newborn care - and chronic and pre-existing conditions from day one with no waiting period.

Monthly premiums (per person, billed to client):

Age Monthly premium (USD)
0 - 17 $102
18 - 39 $160
40 - 49 $237
50 - 59 $364
60 - 74 $662

Key limits: maternity up to $4,500 per delivery (10-month waiting period); preventive dental up to $1,500/year; eye exams and glasses up to $500/year; emergency treatment outside home country up to $50,000/year; evacuation/repatriation up to $100,000. An Employee Assistance Program is included at no cost.

Enrollment: the employee completes the Remote Health enrollment form during onboarding; SafetyWing follows up within 5 business days. Coverage begins on the 1st or 15th of the month, whichever comes first on or after the start date. Dependent coverage can be added with client cost approval.

Voluntary Pillar 3 Pension (Raiffeisen)

Employees can opt into the Raiffeisen Voluntary Pension Fund โ€” private retirement savings with potential tax advantages. The employee chooses a monthly contribution amount deducted from gross salary; the default model is employee-funded only, though employer-contribution arrangements can be discussed with Toku. The deduction is documented in an annex to the employment contract, and amounts can be changed or stopped at any time. Nothing extra appears on the standard payslip and no additional filings are needed from the employee.


Last verified July 2026. This guide is for general information and doesn't constitute legal or tax advice. Questions? Contact [email protected].

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