This paper addresses the legal aspects of migration and refugeeism in the Republic of Croatia, analyzing the legal framework and its compliance with international standards. It examines how national legislation affects the rights of migrants and refugees and to what extent Croatia fulfills its international obligations in this area. Particular attention is given to the challenges and shortcomings in the implementation of laws that regulate the status of migrants and refugees, as well as the legal obstacles they face in exercising their rights. The main aim of the paper is to identify the key laws and regulations governing this issue, to assess the effectiveness of existing legal mechanisms for the protection of migrants, and to compare Croatian laws with relevant international conventions and agreements. Additionally, the paper analyzes the alignment of Croatia’s legal system with European standards and proposes potential improvements to the legal framework aimed at ensuring better protection of migrant and refugee rights. Through the analysis of legal solutions and international obligations, the paper aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the legal issues related to migration and refugeeism, with an emphasis on identifying opportunities for further improvement in human rights protection within the Croatian legal system.