A six-member family from Mexico has announced its intention to relocate permanently to Croatia. The family consists of spouses Raul de Zam and Fabris and their children, and the decision to move is closely linked to the wife Fabris’s Croatian heritage. Her family originates from the island of Brač, which is the key motivation for returning to the European continent.
The family is currently in the active phase of searching for housing. Their goal is to find a house for long-term rental, with Dalmatia chosen as their preferred area. This region of Croatia represents a logical choice given the wife’s family ties to the island of Brač.
The relocation represents a significant life change for the entire family. Although details regarding the exact time of arrival or specific rental conditions are not publicly available, it is clear that the family is committed to the process of integrating into Croatian society. The demand for suitable accommodation in Dalmatia reflects the seriousness of their intentions and their desire to establish a new home in a region with which they share historical roots.
This case illustrates a trend of diaspora or related families returning to Croatia, where personal and family factors play a decisive role in decisions regarding permanent residence. For Raul de Zam and his family, Croatia is not just a destination, but a place connected to the identity of his wife, Fabris.
