Notable Residents and People From Velika Gorica
- Mislav Bago - political journalist
- Vladimir Bakarić - Croatian communist and politician in Socialist Yugoslavia
- Ivana Banfić - Croatian singer
- Igor Bišćan - football player (currently at GNK Dinamo Zagreb)
- Aleksa Bjeliš - Rector of the University of Zagreb
- Rajko Bundalo - Croatian actor
- Tomislav Butina - former football player
- Mario Cvitanović - former football player
- Juraj Ćuk - Croatian historian
- Martina Dalić - former Croatian Minister of Finance
- Jacques Houdek - Croatian singer
- Nikola Hribar - early 20th century architect
- Renato Ivanuš - Editor-in-Chief of 24sata
- Barbara Jelić-Ružić - former volleyball player
- Gordan Kožulj - Croatian swimmer
- Mato Lovrić - animator and illustrator
- Franjo Lučić - Croatian composer, organist and music theoretician
- Tonino Picula - former Croatian Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Božidar Prosenjak - Croatian writer
- Ivo Pukanić - Croatian journalist and editor of Nacional
- Ivanka Mazurkijević - Croatian singer
- Rene Medvešek - Croatian actor
- Sven Medvešek - Croatian actor
- Jura Ozmec - sports commentator and journalist
- Sonja Smolec - Croatian writer
- Ivan Šuker - former Croatian Minister of Finance
- Robert Troha - basketball player
- Senna Ušić - volleyball player
- Sven Ušić - former basketball player
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