Ministry of Economy: Short Term Visas in Croatia

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Pursuant to the Decision of the Croatian Government of 22 July 2014, it was determined that all foreigners who are holders of valid Schengen documents, as well as those who hold visas and residence permits of Bulgaria, Cyprus and Romania, do not need an additional (Croatian) visa for Croatia.

Aliens holding:

A single visa (C) valid for the territory of all Schengen States, valid for two or more entries,
Visas with limited territorial validity (LTV), issued to the holder of a travel document not recognized by one or more, but not all Schengen States, valid for the territory of the countries recognizing that travel document, valid for two or more entries,
Long-stay visas (D) for stays longer than 90 days, issued by one of the Member States of the Schengen area,
Residence permits issued by one of the Schengen Member States,
Visas valid for two or more entries, and residence permits of Bulgaria, Cyprus and Romania do not require a transit visa, or for an intended stay in Croatia not exceeding 90 days in each period of 180 days.
Also, citizens of the Republic of Kosovo, who are holders of valid Schengen visas with limited regional validity (LTV visas), and which are valid for all Member States of the Schengen area except Spain, do not need an additional (Croatian) visa for transit or entry into Croatia and short stay (up to 90 days).

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Short-stay visa

Air-transit visa (visa A)
Transit through the territory of the Republic of Croatia or stay in the territory of the Republic of Croatia for a maximum duration of 90 days in any period of 180 days, Transit through the international transit area of the airport.
$ 85.33
Short-stay visa (visa C)
Visas are issued by diplomatic missions, i.e. consular offices of the Republic of Croatia abroad, and may also be issued by a diplomatic mission, i.e. consular office of another state with which the Republic of Croatia has concluded an agreement on representation in issuing visas. The application for a short-stay visa is submitted on the prescribed form, as a rule no earlier than six months and no later than 15 calendar days before the start of the intended trip.
$ 85.33
Long-term visa (visa D)
A long-term visa is a residence permit in the territory of the Republic of Croatia for up to 30 days if a third-country national is granted a temporary stay or a residence and work permit and if the person needs a short-term visa to enter the Republic of Croatia. A long-stay visa is issued to a third-country national for one or more entries, and is issued for a period not exceeding six months. A long-term visa is issued by a diplomatic mission or consular office of the Republic of Croatia, with the previously obtained consent of the ministry responsible for foreign affairs.
$ 100.00

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Petar Jovetić
2 months ago
No one answers the switchboard, I called 50 times.
Dinko Omrčen
a year ago
I tried to get an opinion on the evaluation of the environmental intervention and after 100 attempts and a personal visit to the ministry, I did not succeed.
Andrej Z
a year ago
It is unfortunate that the ministry does not confirm the receipt of the email even after 3 days (Objection and opinion). International and general standards are foreign to state institutions.
Stipe Vrdoljak
2 years ago
Please explain to me why the department for Mr.. in Omiš is not working for days, no one answers the phone and none of the employees know where Mr. Lažeta is.
Darko Sket
a year ago
Davor Filipović is an excellent choice for the new minister. My congratulations on the engagement.

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Ministry of Economy: Short Term Visas in Croatia