Migrant entrepreneurship has attracted a lot of attention in recent years and has very often fascinated the public, which is still very divided about it. In the last decade, there has been an increasing influx of immigrants from the Middle East and North African countries to Europe, and thus also to the Republic of Croatia. Immigration of people from other nations primarily changes the demographic structure of the country of immigration and thus the economic structure. In fact, migrants often do not find work because they do not have the same opportunities as the local population, and in this case they decide to start their own business. Nowadays, it is a big challenge for the local population to start their own business, while immigrants face even more additional obstacles, such as lack of language skills and non-acceptance of their environment and various prejudices towards them. This is exactly what this paper is about, the most common obstacles and prejudices immigrants face when starting a business in the Republic of Croatia. It is also about their attitudes and experiences with the public administration, state agencies and certain non-governmental organizations and associations that are crucial for their integration. The focus is on their personal experiences of starting a business in the Republic of Croatia and what recommendations they can make to improve migrant entrepreneurship based on their experiences. Two surveys were conducted for this study: The first one is a survey of migrant entrepreneurs, and the second one is a survey of representatives of organizations working with migrants and migrant entrepreneurs. In this way, the views and positions of both sides on migrant entrepreneurship in the Republic of Croatia and recommendations for its development were identified.