Embassy of Croatia in Pretoria
| Address | 1160 Church Street 0083 Colbyn, Pretoria South Africa |
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| Notes | Covers Kenya, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia and Zambia. The Embassy also deals with the following countries and their citizens at working level: Botswana, Burundi, Comoros, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Rwanda, Seychelles, Swaziland, Tanzania and Uganda |
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I will be travelling to Croatia at the end of August and have a Schengen visa which is applicable for the full duration of my stay including the time I will be spending in Croatia. According to your website holders of a valid schengen visa willl not need to apply for a Croatian visa
Can you confirm if this is correct
Kind regards
http://za.mfa.hr/?mh=331&mv=4388
I'm on a SA passport, but live in London with a Schengen visa. I've been to Croatia before and usually keep an eye on this website - their information is reliable. This is the latest note on the Republic of Croatia's website:
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
Pursuant to the Government’s decision, from 1 January until 31 December 2013 all aliens holders of valid Schengen documents do not require an additional (Croatian) visa for entry and short-term stay in Croatia.
Aliens who are holders of:
residence permits issued by one of the Schengen Area member state
uniform visas (C) - valid for all Schengen countries or
long-stay visas (D) issued by one of the Schengen Area member state
temporarily do not require a visa for entering and stay for transit through the territory of Croatia.
I am a holder of a South African passport, but live in Dubai. I am traveling with a multiple entry Shengen visa. Do I need a separate visa for Croatia, or can I enter it with the Shengen visa?
Please advise urgently, as I am currently in Europe and are planning to go to Croatia in a week.
Thank you.
Kind regards
Dalene
sir,i have multipal three months visa in south africa and i am am a pakistani national can i aply for visa from pretoria.
thanks and regards
majeed masih
I will be spending more time in Croatia than in other Schengen countries.
1.Does Croatia issue multiple entry visas, and
2.Will a mutiple entry Schengen visa allow me entry to Croatia?
I will be on a cruise in September, I will have a Shengen Visa, do I require a Visa to enter Croatia' I am travelling on a South African Passport.
We are going on a cruise in September and my travel agent said that recently they were thinking about making it compulsory in July for a separate Visa for Croatia, but that they have changed it so that up until the 31/12/13 you are allowed to enter Croatia so long as you have a valid multiple-entry Shengen Visa. I am still a little worried as the Greek consulate who i want to apply through for the Visa require that any other visas needed for the trip be applied for BEFORE we apply through them for the Shengen. I would love some confirmation about the Croatian Visa before I go and make an appointment with them only to be told I have been given incorrect information. Thanks
If i am a holder of aa South African passport, and have a multiple Schengen Visa, do I still need to obtain a Croatia Visa to enter the country?
We have booked a cruise and will be visiting Dubrovnik and Split in August. We will have a multiple entry Schengen visa. Do we require a separate Croatian visa as well? It will help if you could post the answer on your web site as I see it has been asked many times!
Hello
I am a half South African, half Croatian living in Cape Town, South Africa. My father and his entire family are Croatian.
I am going to Europe at the end of the year, visiting multiple countries and Croatia.
I have recently heard that Croatia is going to be in the EU from the 1st of July.
I need to know whether if I get a Croatian passport once it is part of the EU, will that allow me to travel European countries that are in the EU freely?
Would it be best to apply for a Croatian passport before or after it is accepted into the EU?
Kind Regards,
Vinko
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