Lifestyle
Croatia — Living: Internet
Internet access in Croatia, from World Bank Open Data: individuals using the internet 83.6 % of population (2024); fixed broadband subscriptions 29.6 per 100 people (2024); mobile cellular subscriptions 122 per 100 people (2024).
VerifiedGovernment / official sourceWorld Bank — World Development Indicators (World Bank Open Data)Last reviewed: 2026-10-18
Why this matters
Reliable internet is crucial for everyday life, work, and communication in a foreign country.
Key facts
- Individuals using the Internet: 83.6 % of population (2024)
- Fixed broadband subscriptions: 29.6 per 100 people (2024)
- Mobile cellular subscriptions: 122 per 100 people (2024)
Steps
- Choosing an Internet Provider — Research local internet service providers (ISPs) and compare their offers, including speeds, prices, and coverage.
- Setting Up Internet — Contact your chosen ISP to schedule installation, or opt for self-installation if available.
- Managing Internet Costs — Understand the pricing structure, including any additional fees for installation, equipment, or data caps.
Costs
- Monthly internet subscription: varies by provider and speed
- Internet installation fees: €50-200
Timelines
- Internet installation: 1-5 working days
Common mistakes
- Assuming all ISPs cover the entire country (some rural areas may have limited or no coverage).
- Not researching the specific internet services available in the area.
What these figures do not cover
These indicators describe national access and take-up. Provider names, plan prices, speeds in a given city and how to sign up are not covered here.