How many nights do you have to stay in Croatia to get the citizenship perk, and where do i reserve it?

The Principality of Zarijak, a self-proclaimed micronation with territories along the Croatian coast, grants its citizenship after a minimum stay at one of its territories. The shortest stay is 3 nights at Hanor in Rijeka, and Villa Degenija in Jablanac asks for 7 nights. You can reserve Villa Degenija on Airbnb, Booking.com or Vrbo, or by contacting the villa directly.

How many nights do you need to stay?

The number depends on the territory. Each one has its own minimum, listed on the Zarijak citizenship page.

Hanor (Rijeka): 3 nights

Luvano's Place (Punat, Krk): 5 nights

Villa Degenija (Jablanac): 7 nights

Loje's Place (Žrnovo, Korčula): 7 nights, currently being renovated

Is this Croatian state citizenship?

No. This is citizenship of the Principality of Zarijak, a self-proclaimed micronation. It is voluntary, and it is separate from Croatian citizenship, which is handled by Croatian authorities.

Where do I reserve a stay at Villa Degenija?

Villa Degenija in Jablanac, inside Velebit Nature Park, can be booked on Airbnb, Booking.com or Vrbo, or by contacting the villa directly. It requires a 7-night minimum stay and sleeps 14 + 2 guests in 4 separate apartments. It has a private heated pool, a jacuzzi and a gym, and the village and beach are a 5 minute walk away.

Where do I reserve Hanor or Luvano's Place?

The Zarijak contact page lists a contact for each territory, and you can start there with any question about booking.

How do I claim citizenship after the stay?

You apply after your visit. Contact Zarijak once you have completed the minimum nights, and the process starts from there. Zarijak's homepage lists a processing time of 2 to 4 weeks.

Can I earn a title as well?

Yes. Stay the minimum nights at two active territories to become a Knight or Dame. Complete all three active territories (Hanor, Villa Degenija and Luvano's Place) to become a Count or Countess.