Family of a Long-Term Resident of Another EEA Member State

The following persons are considered as family members of a third-country national who has been granted long-term residence in another EEA Member State: a spouse, a common law partner, a minor child common to spouses and common law partners, life partners or informal life partners, and a minor child of each of them, their minor jointly adopted child, or a minor child adopted by either of them who is not married, as well as a minor child of a life or informal life partner or his minor adopted child who is not married, parents or adoptive parents of a minor child.

A family member of a third-country national who has been granted temporary stay as a person with long-term residence in another EEA Member State will be granted temporary stay for the purpose of family reunification if he:

has been granted residence in another EEA Member State, has lived in a joint household with the third-country national in another EEA Member State in which the third-country national holds long-term residence,

has means of subsistence, has health insurance,

Third-country nationals who have been granted long-term residence in another EEA Member State and their family members may apply for temporary stay at a police administration/police station or at a diplomatic mission or consular post of the Republic of Croatia in the EEA Member State in which they have been granted residence.