Croatian laws for tourists

You should respect local laws and customs at all times. This is based on the current assessment of COVID-risks. Travel may be subject to entry. You are require however, to wear a face mask on public transport and from. All travellers are, however, advised to fill out the form on the ENTERCROATIA web-page.

However, as everywhere, take care of your belongings, especially when using public transport.

Land mines are still present but in remote areas where tourists rarely visit anyway. Links provide access to primary documents, legal commentary, and general government information about specific jurisdictions and topics. There is only limited train service in the Istrian peninsula, a travel hotspot in the north likened to Tuscany for its rolling hills of vineyards and olive trees. Within the code, Article 17 Offences against Sexual Freedom, criminalises organising, inciting a person to, or abetting prostitution. Documents – Citizens of the EU countries, the U. It is against the law to drive with a blood alcohol content of more than 0. Anyone walking around the beach.

As an up and coming European destination, Zagreb has experienced a great boom of private apartments.

This is also valid for passengers and crews traveling by yacht. Please Note: Required documentation and the legal process may vary from nationality to nationality. Croatia travel guide: Internet.

With the exception of campsites, the new charges will apply to all. Keeping the beaches clean is a constant challenge, however. Not only is there the issue of lazy tourists (and locals), but the tides of the Adriatic also wash up trash from the ocean. A temporary residence permit is valid for up to one year, but you can extend it via the local police station.

However, you must start the renewal process at least days before your permit expires. Once you have held a temporary residence permit for five years in a row, you can apply for a permanent one. Entry requirements vary depending on the type of passport you use for travel. Before you travel, check with your transportation company about passport requirements. If you fail to comply with any.

Penalties include imprisonment. Police issue on-the-spot fines for some minor offences. They may hold your passport if you challenge. Braced for a knockout blow from Covid-19’s effect on travel, the European Union’s nation most reliant on tourism may yet get a reprieve. There are of course exemptions to the rules on specific road sequences.

Follow the signage and observe the speed limit at all times.

Other places are also turning to the law to reduce the number of globetrotters. As an up-and-coming tourist destination, there are plenty of and 5-star hotels in the cities and very upmarket restaurants too. You might also like to rent a car to get around.

Prices are approximate and subject to change.