visas

UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and USA passport holders don’t require a visa for a stay of less than 90 days.

RSA and other passport holders REQUIRE a visa (issued before departure).
Requirements for the procurement of a Croatian visa are subject to change but application requirements include the need to show proof of sufficient funds to cover duration of stay, proof of pre-paid accommodation or documentation regarding the purpose and means of travel (such as a return or onward ticket, details of holiday arrangement etc.

Instructions for other foreign nationals resident in the UK that may possibly require a Croatian tourist visa
Croatian visa application forms cannot be downloaded from the Internet. To request a visa form by post or email, one must call the Visa Form Request Line on – Tel 0906 782 7674 (Premium Rate Line). Calls are charged at a Premium Rate to cover handling and postage costs. Alternatively, one may write to the embassy with their individual requirements, enclosing a stamped self-addressed envelope. However, there is no known information on how long a written request might take to be fulfilled by the embassy.

Completed/lodged visa applications can take anywhere between 1 day to 4 weeks, depending upon nationality and type of visa sought. Multiple entry visas take between 4 – 6 weeks to procure.

If requiring a visa, for up to date information, please contact the Croatian Embassy without hesitation.

The Embassy of Croatia
21 Conway Street, London W1P 5HL.
Tel: 020 7387 2022
Visa: 020 7387 1144
Fax: 020 7387 0310

http://www.mvpei.hr/MVP.asp?pcpid=1615

Note: If requiring a Croatian tourist visa and not resident in the UK, please contact the nearest Croatian Embassy in your region.

Visa requirements are subject to change. Visa procurement is also the responsibility of the traveller and not that of on the go.

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