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The most attractive destinations of Croatian emigration

The Croatian people are displaced to all five continents and have more than 3 million emigrants and descendants. It is very difficult to identify the exact number of Croatian emigrants because the data were not collected at all stages of emigration. However, the estimates indicate that almost the same number of Croatians living in Croatia live outside Croatia as well as in their homeland. Although most of the emigrants went hoping to return and considered their exile only temporary, most of them were permanent relocations to the new country. The main problem of Croatian emigration is the problem of emigration monitoring, poor written evidence, poor communication or the isolation of emigrants from the country of origin. By the end of the 20th century and by creating Croatian state independence, it was realistic to expect that emigration trends in Croatia would decline, but because of economic and economic reasons, emigration continued. Over the last decade, from Croatia emigrate more and more of its population, mostly in more developed countries of the world. The citizens of Croatia go to other countries in search of a better life. In this emigration in search of a better life and job, a special problem is young people. The issue of retention and retention of young and highly educated people is one of the most important issues of the Republic of Croatia and its resolution should be a priority before solving all the other problems. As the number of migrants increases, so the countries that receive them increase the immigration requirements, however, developed countries continue to improve the conditions for attracting highly educated, young and highly motivated people for work by offering them certain benefits. The aim of this paper is to show the most attractive destinations - countries of Croatian emigration through the waves of emigration. Particular attention is focused on the latest and the most recent wave of migration. In this study is included the analysis of the collected statistical data and survey, which was conducted among a representative sample of respondents, adults who have left the Republic of Croatia after the war, from 1996 to today.

Emigration ; Croats ; World Countries ; Croatia

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