The topic of this master thesis is Women entrepreneurship in the Republic of Croatia and Germany. In the Republic of Croatia and Germany, women's entrepreneurship is still underdeveloped, although recently the situation has been changing for the better. The potential of women entrepreneurs is increasingly recognized in European Union countries, but women still face many obstacles during business start-ups. The aim of this thesis is to identify the obstacles and supports that women entrepreneurs encounter before and when starting a business in the Republic of Croatia and Germany. Secondary sources of information from the literature and primary data obtained through empirical research were used in the work with the help of a semi-structured interview with six female entrepreneurs from Germany and six from Croatia. Based on the research, it was concluded that the supporting infrastructure for the development of women's entrepreneurship in Germany is better due to larger support programs, more developed women's entrepreneurial networks, mentoring programs and active women’s organisations. Therefore, recommendations were made to improve support for women's entrepreneurship in Croatia: better availability of funds for women entrepreneurs, introduction of mentoring programs, better coordination of public policy makers, programs and initiatives in the development of women's entrepreneurship. Successful women entrepreneurs from Germany and Croatia are a good example to the world and hope to all other women that with their efforts and work, with good idea and imagination, they can achieve great results. This is contributed by the obstacles and support established that have been the focus of this work, as women entrepreneurs from the experience of other entrepreneurs can better prepare for entrepreneurship, know what support they can receive and what to expect before and when starting a business.