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@ATPMilitia-KukesCell Ja sam kući, konju! Any honest person can come and work here. Welcome!

@@dantemacabenta5327 yes!

@@iamalphaforreal how bro? because im here in qatar i want to go there and work as a food delivery rider ty bro

No, you can't come. Unless you want a broken skull, the treatment that indians and nepalese receive on a daily basis in Croatia.

@hercegbosna-jw6vh It is a Christian country, and thank you!

Alpha is from Sierra Leone

@@goranalpeza7147 ah makes sense now. Hvala

@@iamalphaforreal you are welcome brother 👊

I’ve been in Croatia for nearly 12 months now. Thanks so much for the support! Comments like this really keep me motivated. If you can, please share the videos. I'd really appreciate it!

We are not Africans..

​@@I-ww7hhChristians, Jews and Muslims certainly are ..

@@powderskier5547 thanks bro

@lavordavor7738, thanks for your comments! I see where you're coming from, but saying the drivers are lying is a bit off. After this interview, I started working with Wolt and Glovo myself. This line of work is indeed meritocratic. You get out what you put in. Believe it or not, some folks can earn up to €4000 in winter, but you have to understand that they work long hours in the cold/heat and pay more taxes, which helps the Croatian economy. It's a win-win situation for everyone. I'll be making a video soon about my own earnings delivering food in Zagreb. I hope you stick around to see the real picture!

@@iamalphaforreal after 1800e i belive, you go in higher tax grade, so need pay even more, let your wife explaine, go check neto bruto, and then check avarage salary in croatia, if they work 2000e 6 days a week 2000 and some change with tips is maximum, higher tax grade is a hugeee hit for employer and worker, i know glovo drivers to, ans while they dont work 12h 6 day shift, this claim is a streech, maybe if they said to work in germany or austria i would belive

No!

Tax is 45% plus 10-15% that goes to zagreb county, its called prirez, salary is around 900 to 1600, for higher you need woork a lot more hours and have only 1 day free, 1800 is minimal wage in germany, thats why all croats go there , btw 650 is minimal in croatia

No, it's net monthly salary, but they do not work normal 8h shift so it's normal that they earn more than average. We don't have to worry about taxes (PDV) here as it's already included in prices and salaries.

I don't think she cared at all.

Thank you✊️

Well not anymore after seeing this video

You're a legend for noticing that 😂🙌... Subscribe bro💪

Pozdrav i tebi! Cijenit ću ako me zapratiš! 😀

My bad, bro. I spelt it phonetically, ahah

True, I'm a programmer, the first job offer I got, paid 700e. 🤷‍♂️

they work a lot more

@@iamalphaforreal wow that's terrible

Company pays their taxes, and all the companies have different tariffs.

No, lol, you pay your taxes, it goes from your salary, buut you never get hold of that money cause company gives it directly to goverment, croatia has one of highest taxes in eu, what this indians and nepalis dont understand in difference from bruto and neto

I have a question bro, can filipino can work that type of job in croatia?

@@dantemacabenta5327 we like filipinos, christian brothers. Nepalese ok, honest people who just want money and respect laws and order, muslims and indians we dont like.

Our employers are responsible for paying taxes, when we talk about salaries, it refers to the net salary. The prices in the shops are with tax included which is up to 25%. Croatia is not like the US where you have to pay taxes later, it's not our worry.

nepali brother haruko delivery rider haruko group xa ki nai new sathi aauda sajilo hunthyo ki ma pani try gareko 1 year vayo still nepal mai xu😂

Post tax, their earnings vary because they work with different aggregators, each having a different contract. So, their income depends on the deals they make with these aggregators and how long they work for.

@@iamalphaforreal I am Croatian living outside Croatia for the past 5 years and I know things changed but hard to believe that much. I watched a few of your videos so I know you live in Zagreb or near so you know average salaries after tax are bad there probably 1000 euros How do you think it's possible someone can earn 2600 as delivery guy. to be honest even with overtime I feel 1600 is a strech unless its some kind of scheme where they don't pay tax or retirement fund or sth. Idk how their work is organised and under which rules.

No wonder, some Wolt drivers in Finland earn over 6K EUR. They work for aggregators who pay tax and pension and social security tax for them and also charge their fee around 15% I believe. Croatia has strict laws for protecting delivery drivers who are treated as employees and not freelancers with no rights. That makes the ride more expensive for the orderer. They are on the street for 12 hours, which is definitely not as easy as an average 8hr office job. Some workers in supermarkets in Croatia earn 1500 to 1800 for 8hr work, so it's doable. Although I believe on average they earn 1000-1500 EUR

They are lying, most of em

​@matiyak4571 I waited 2 months to reply so I could give you accurate info. These guys weren’t lying about their earnings. After the interview, I started working with Wolt and Glovo myself, and it's true. You get paid based on the number of deliveries, and some of these guys work up to 15 hours a day. They’ve come to Croatia specifically for this job and have little life outside of it. I get your skepticism, especially since most jobs in Croatia barely pay up to €1000 after taxes. I also do part-time delivery work in Zagreb and still earn more than most people in regular jobs here. There’s no tax evasion involved, The Croatian government survives off of it, they don't play😂.