This paper deals with the issue of integrating asylees in the Republic of Croatia, integration policies and the contribution of civil society actors. The refugee crisis that hit the European Union and Croatia in 2015., prompted a debate on the integration policies of refugees and asylees in the recipient society. Asylum integration policies as part of public policies are subject to policy processes in which civil society actors can play a significant role. The central part of the paper is a qualitative research based on qualitative deep interviews of civil society actors active in the asylum process and the integration of asylum seekers. The objectives of the research are to identify the current integration policies of the asylum seekers in the Republic of Croatia, the role of civil society actors in the process, and to contribute to the integration of asylum seekers in all ways, and to identify some of the problems of integration policies that civil society actors face every day in their work. The main results of the research have shown that civil society actors are represented at almost all levels and stages in the process of integrating civil society asylum. The main disadvantage is the lack of the systematic integration policies which from the perception of civil society actors are made from a range of measures without clearly formulated goals, tasks and responsibilities.