Croatia is open to E.U. members, people visiting for urgent family reasons or business, and a few other countries including the U.S. Tourism is permitted but only to people who fall under these categories.
All arrivals must bring a negative COVID-19 test, and quarantine at a government-approved facility if deemed necessary to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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Croatia reopening – LATEST UPDATES
June 2 – Croatia expects to reopen without quarantine to more fully vaccinated international visitors this summer.
Croatia has reopened to fully vaccinated travelers from the E.U., U.S., and other third party countries depending on their epidemiology situation. These travelers must also submit a negative approved COVID-19 test, or a certificate confirming having recovered from COVID-19 within the past six months.
However, not all travelers are allowed and not the whole country is open for tourism.
Aiming to attract more international visitors, Tourism Minister Nikolina Brnjac has announced the government will be installing several PCR testing stations for international travelers to get a COVID-19 test so they can return to their home countries.
(Source: Travel Pulse)
Who can enter Croatia?
- People visiting for pressing family reasons or business
- Navigators
- EU/EEA citizens or residents and their family members.
People falling under these categories are allowed to do tourism only if they bring evidence of paid accommodation in advance. Travelers who can arrange private accommodation will need the landlord to provide them with a letter confirming booking and payment.
Can visitors enter Croatia by land?
They can but only after filling out a form at the port of entry.
What can tourists do for fun in Croatia?
While in Croatia visitors can go to:
- Cafes, bars, restaurants and nightclubs. Those are allowed to operate at a restricted capacity and should be closing at midnight.
- Beaches, parks, outdoor recreational facilities (including pools, aqua parks and thermal spas)
- The Zagreb Zoo
- Public gatherings and other events (Restrictions apply – check them here)
COVID-19 situation in Croatia
As of June 2, the Croatian government has reported 356,829 cases and 8,042 deaths.