🇭🇷Croatia Visa for Belarusian Citizens2026 Requirements, Fees & Documents
Belarusian passport holders need a visa to enter Croatia. Apply at a Croatia embassy or consulate, or the official visa portal, before travelling.
How Belarusian citizens apply for a Croatia visa
- → Apply for a visa at the Croatia embassy/consulate or official visa application centre before travelling. Apply here ↗
- → See the exact document checklist for Belarusian applicants, by visa type.
No advance visa with these documents
Croatia officially admits Belarusian citizens without a pre-arranged visa when they hold certain third-country visas or residence permits.
Visa-free · up to 90 days
Uniform Schengen Type C visa must be for two or multiple entries, valid for all Schengen Area Member States. Conditions vary slightly per document — check each rule via the official source.
mvep.gov.hr ↗Croatia visa cost for Belarusian citizens
Schengen short-stay visa (Type C, single/multiple entry)
EUR 90 (~$97)
Applications are handled via VFS Global — a service fee applies on top of the visa fee and varies by country and centre.
Fees checked 2 Jul 2026 · sourced from official government fee schedules
Documents required for Belarusian applicants
The exact documents Belarusian citizens must submit for Croatia, by visa type, from the official visa application centre.
Required for every visa type below
Travel insurance is mandatory for all Schengen countries. If you have not purchased, please click here (visa.vfsglobal.com ↗) The customers are requested to read the basic requirements carefully and conform to the same while submitting the application. The customer for a multiple-entry visa must have travel health-insurance policy that covers the period of the first visit to Croatia.
touristTourist
- Visa application form: to be filled out and signed by the customer, or a parent or legal guardian on behalf of minors: click here (crovisa.mvep.hr ↗) The application form can also be filled out online at crovisa.mvep.hr ↗ (crovisa.mvep.hr ↗). - Passport: issued within the last 10 years, with expiry date exceeding the expiry date of the requested visa by a minimum of three months, and containing at least two empty pages. Please copy all previous (valid and expired) visas and used pages. You can print and make a copy of all required documents in our VAC - One photograph: please see the information on the Photo Specification page. If you haven’t got opportunity to make photo in advance, you can make photo in our VAC. - Travel health insurance to cover the possible expenses related to repatriation, for health reasons, urgent medical assistance and/or urgent hospitalization, with the minimum coverage of EUR 30 000. The insurance must be valid for the territory of the Republic of Croatia during the entire stay in Croatia. You can make an insurance in our VAC - Proof of residence for nationals other than Belarus: a photocopy of the stay permit; - Means of transportation and intention to return to the country of residence: reservation of return travel ticket for airplane, bus, or boat; registration card and driver's license if travelling by car; if the person is travelling to a third country, then proof of itinerary (travel ticket, etc.). - Proof of the purpose of stay in Croatia: - certificate of a paid tourist package; - booking of a hotel or other accommodation; - private accommodation booking (copy of the decision of the competent office in Croatia approving the renting) - day to day itinerary with ensured accommodation for the entire stay - proof of ownership or lease of a boat/yacht etc.; - Documents proving sufficient funds to support the stay in Croatia and to return to the state of residence or to travel to a third state: - Each person must have at least EUR 70.00 (for every day of stay at his/her disposal (or the equivalent amount in another currency). In case if accommodation is prepaid each person must have at least EUR 30.00 a day. The supporting documents may include: pay slip and/or bank account statements about the balance and transactions on your bank account in the last three months, a pension slip, proof of scholarship received etc. - Proof of professional or student status: evidence of employment, certificate of school attendance or proof of studying etc; for retired persons – proof of pension; - For minors (under 18 years) All minors need a separate visa application even if they are enclosed into the parents’ passports. Both parents should be present when applying. If only one parent submits documents, then from the second one it is necessary to present a notarized power of attorney for submission of documents for a visa to Croatia for his/her child. Collection of fingerprints is from the age of 12. Presence of children under 12 is mandatory as the “live”-photo should be submitted. If biometric data were collected within the last 59 months for a Schengen visa, they should be re-collected; A visa application form should be signed by both parents or by the person exercising temporary or permanent parental authority or legal guardianship. For minors traveling unaccompanied by parents or guardians, it is necessary to submit: - a copy of the child's birth certificate; - a copy of a notarized consent for travelling abroad from both parents/guardians; - copy of the page with personal data out of the internal national passports of both parents/guardians For minors accompanied by one of the parents: - a copy of the child's birth certificate; - a copy of a notarized consent for travelling abroad from the second parent/guardians who do not accompany a minor in travel; - copy of the page with personal data out of the internal national passports of the second parent/guardians who do not accompany a minor in travel; - copy of the page with personal data out of the foreign passport/travel document and copy of a valid visa (if applicable) of the accompanying parent/guardians; - copy of documents confirming the joint trip (accommodation confirmation, tickets, etc.) For minors accompanied by a third party: - a copy of the child's birth certificate; - a copy of a notarized consent for travelling abroad from both parents/guardians in favor of an accompanying person; - copy of the page with personal data out of the internal national passports of both parents/guardians; - copy of the page with personal data out of the foreign passport/travel document and copy of a valid visa (if applicable) of an accompanying person; - copy of documents confirming the joint trip (accommodation confirmation, tickets, etc.) The notarized consent for travelling abroad should be submitted in the following cases: - Parents/one of parents temporarily or permanently reside in Croatia; - Child or parents/one of parents/accompanying person return from the trip on different dates; - Child or parents /one of parents/accompanying person travel and return together, but parents/one of parents/accompanying person plan leaving Croatia for some period of time during the trip; - Child or parents /one of parents/accompanying person travel with different flights. Accredited travel agency The application shall be submitted by an authorised representative of a travel agency for individual or group travels. The agency shall submit the following documents related to a specific travel: - a certificate of travel package - a list of travellers (name, surname, passport number) - information about accommodation in Croatia (address) - information about transportation - group or individual travel health insurance - a proof of paid visa fees and for each traveller: - a filled out visa application form, signed manu propria - a valid passport - a 35x45 mm colour photo Croatian Embassy may require you to submit additional supporting documents and/or certified translation as well as the international certification (appostille) of the documents during the visa application process.
touristFamily Or Friends Visit
- Visa application form: to be filled out and signed by the customer, or a parent or legal guardian on behalf of minors: click here (crovisa.mvep.hr ↗) The application form can also be filled out online at crovisa.mvep.hr ↗ (crovisa.mvep.hr ↗). - Passport: issued within the last 10 years, with expiry date exceeding the expiry date of the requested visa by a minimum of three months, and containing at least two empty pages. Please copy all previous (valid and expired) visas and used pages. You can print and make a copy of all required documents in our VAC - One photograph: please see the information on the Photo Specification page. If you haven’t got opportunity to make photo in advance, you can make photo in our VAC. - Travel health insurance to cover the possible expenses related to repatriation, for health reasons, urgent medical assistance and/or urgent hospitalization, with the minimum coverage of EUR 30 000. The insurance must be valid for the territory of the Republic of Croatia during the entire stay in Croatia. You can make an insurance in our VAC - Proof of residence for nationals other than Belarus: a photocopy of the stay permit; - Means of transportation and intention to return to the country of residence: reservation of return travel ticket for airplane, bus, or boat; registration card and driver's license if travelling by car; If the person is travelling to a third country, then proof of itinerary (travel ticket, etc.). - Proof of the purpose of stay in Croatia: - Letter of Guarantee by Natural Person (certified by a Public Notary in Croatia): in original or copy if the original is deposited at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs in Croatia; with the Letter of Guarantee the guarantor shall enclose proof of permanent source of income (pay slip, pension slip) in the last three months or adequate proof of having funds in a bank. PDF checklist ↗ (PDF checklist ↗) The customer receives a copy of the Letter of Guarantee so that (s)he may present proof of the purpose of stay in Croatia if requested to do so by border control authority. - For the members of the immediate family of a Croatian citizen and a citizen of the European Economic Area (EEA): Certificate from the Register of Births or Marriages and a photocopy of the ID card of the Croatian citizen or the EEA citizen; - Documents proving sufficient funds to support the stay in Croatia and to return to the state of residence or to travel to a third state: - Each person must have at least EUR 70.00 (for every day of stay at his/her disposal (or the equivalent amount in another currency). In case if accommodation is prepaid each person must have at least EUR 30.00 a day. Exceptionally, if the Letter of Guarantee indicates the guarantor is fully accepting all the expenses related to visiting and departing from Croatia, the customer can be exempt from the requirement to present the proof of sufficient funds. The supporting documents may include: pay slip and/or bank account statements about the balance and transactions on your bank account in the last three months, a pension slip, proof of scholarship received etc. - Proof of professional or student status: evidence of employment, certificate of school attendance or proof of studying etc; ; for retired persons – proof of pension - Accommodation : hotel booking, private or other accommodation, real estate title deed or lease, proof of ownership or lease of a boat etc. Accommodation can be provided by the guarantor or the inviting party if so indicated in the Letter of Guarantee or the Letter of Invitation. - For minors (under 18 years) All minors need a separate visa application even if they are enclosed into the parents’ passports. Both parents should be present when applying. If only one parent submits documents, then from the second one it is necessary to present a notarized power of attorney for submission of documents for a visa to Croatia for his/her child. Collection of fingerprints is from the age of 12. Presence of children under 12 is mandatory as the “live”-photo should be submitted. If biometric data were collected within the last 59 months for a Schengen visa, they should be re-collected; A visa application form should be signed by both parents or by the person exercising temporary or permanent parental authority or legal guardianship. For minors traveling unaccompanied by parents or guardians, it is necessary to submit: - a copy of the child's birth certificate; - a copy of a notarized consent for travelling abroad from both parents/guardians; - copy of the page with personal data out of the internal national passports of both parents/guardians For minors accompanied by one of the parents: - a copy of the child's birth certificate; - a copy of a notarized consent for travelling abroad from the second parent/guardians who do not accompany a minor in travel; - copy of the page with personal data out of the internal national passports of the second parent/guardians who do not accompany a minor in travel; - copy of the page with personal data out of the foreign passport/travel document and copy of a valid visa (if applicable) of the accompanying parent/guardians; - copy of documents confirming the joint trip (accommodation confirmation, tickets, etc.) For minors accompanied by a third party: - a copy of the child's birth certificate; - a copy of a notarized consent for travelling abroad from both parents/guardians in favor of an accompanying person; - copy of the page with personal data out of the internal national passports of both parents/guardians; - copy of the page with personal data out of the foreign passport/travel document and copy of a valid visa (if applicable) of an accompanying person; - copy of documents confirming the joint trip (accommodation confirmation, tickets, etc.) The notarized consent for travelling abroad should be submitted in the following cases: - Parents/one of parents temporarily or permanently reside in Croatia; - Child or parents/one of parents/accompanying person return from the trip on different dates; - Child or parents /one of parents/accompanying person travel and return together, but parents/one of parents/accompanying person plan leaving Croatia for some period of time during the trip; - Child or parents /one of parents/accompanying person travel with different flights.
touristOfficial Visit
- Visa application form: to be filled out and signed by the customer, or a parent or legal guardian on behalf of minors: click here (crovisa.mvep.hr ↗) The application form can also be filled out online at crovisa.mvep.hr ↗ (crovisa.mvep.hr ↗). - Passport: issued within the last 10 years, with expiry date exceeding the expiry date of the requested visa by a minimum of three months, and containing at least two empty pages. Please copy all previous (valid and expired) visas and used pages. You can print and make a copy of all required documents in our VAC - One photograph: please see the information on the Photo Specification page. If you haven’t got opportunity to make photo in advance, you can make photo in our VAC. - Travel health insurance to cover the possible expenses related to repatriation, for health reasons, urgent medical assistance and/or urgent hospitalization, with the minimum coverage of EUR 30 000. The insurance must be valid for the territory of the Republic of Croatia during the entire stay in Croatia. You can make an insurance in our VAC - Proof of residence for nationals other than Belarus: a photocopy of the stay permit; - Means of transportation and intention to return to the country of residence: reservation of return travel ticket for airplane, bus, or boat; registration card and driver's license if travelling by car; If the person is travelling to a third country, then proof of itinerary (travel ticket, etc.). - Proof of the purpose of stay in Croatia: - Letter of invitation issued by a Croatian state authority, or the organiser of an international meeting or manifestation organized under the auspices of the Croatian Parliament, the President of the Republic of Croatia or the Government of the Republic of Croatia (copy) - Members of official delegations who, following an official invitation, participate in meetings, consultations, negotiations or exchange programmes: Letter issued by the organiser confirming that the customer is a member of the official delegation travelling to Croatia to participate in the above events, accompanying by the copy of the official invitation - Documents proving sufficient funds to support the stay in Croatia and to return to the state of residence or to travel to a third state: - Each person must have at least EUR 70.00 (for every day of stay at his/her disposal (or the equivalent amount in another currency). In case if accommondation is prepaid each person must have at least EUR 30.00 a day. Exceptionally, if the Invitation Letter indicates the guarantor is fully accepting all the expenses related to visiting and departing from Croatia, the customer can be exempt from the requirement to present the proof of sufficient funds. The supporting documents may include: pay slip and/or bank account statements about the balance and transactions on your bank account in the last three months, a pension slip, proof of scholarship received etc. - Proof of professional status: evidence of employment; certificate of school attendance or proof of studying etc; for retired persons – proof of pension - Accommodation: hotel booking, private or other accommodation, real estate title deed or lease, proof of ownership or lease of a boat etc. Accommodation can be provided by the guarantor or the inviting party if so indicated in the Letter of Invitation. - For minors (under 18 years) All minors need a separate visa application even if they are enclosed into the parents’ passports. Both parents should be present when applying. If only one parent submits documents, then from the second one it is necessary to present a notarized power of attorney for submission of documents for a visa to Croatia for his/her child. Collection of fingerprints is from the age of 12. Presence of children under 12 is mandatory as the “live”-photo should be submitted. If biometric data were collected within the last 59 months for a Schengen visa, they should be re-collected; A visa application form should be signed by both parents or by the person exercising temporary or permanent parental authority or legal guardianship. For minors traveling unaccompanied by parents or guardians, it is necessary to submit: - a copy of the child's birth certificate; - a copy of a notarized consent for travelling abroad from both parents/guardians; - copy of the page with personal data out of the internal national passports of both parents/guardians For minors accompanied by one of the parents: - a copy of the child's birth certificate; - a copy of a notarized consent for travelling abroad from the second parent/guardians who do not accompany a minor in travel; - copy of the page with personal data out of the internal national passports of the second parent/guardians who do not accompany a minor in travel; - copy of the page with personal data out of the foreign passport/travel document and copy of a valid visa (if applicable) of the accompanying parent/guardians; - copy of documents confirming the joint trip (accommodation confirmation, tickets, etc.) For minors accompanied by a third party: - a copy of the child's birth certificate; - a copy of a notarized consent for travelling abroad from both parents/guardians in favor of an accompanying person; - copy of the page with personal data out of the internal national passports of both parents/guardians; - copy of the page with personal data out of the foreign passport/travel document and copy of a valid visa (if applicable) of an accompanying person; - copy of documents confirming the joint trip (accommodation confirmation, tickets, etc.) The notarized consent for travelling abroad should be submitted in the following cases: - Parents/one of parents temporarily or permanently reside in Croatia; - Child or parents/one of parents/accompanying person return from the trip on different dates; - Child or parents /one of parents/accompanying person travel and return together, but parents/one of parents/accompanying person plan leaving Croatia for some period of time during the trip; - Child or parents /one of parents/accompanying person travel with different flights.
businessBusiness
- Passport: issued within the last 10 years, with expiry date exceeding the expiry date of the requested visa by a minimum of three months, and containing at least two empty pages. Please copy all previous (valid and expired) visas and used pages. You can print and make a copy of all required documents in our VAC - One photograph: please see the information on the Photo Specification page. If you haven’t got opportunity to make photo in advance, you can make photo in our VAC. - Travel health insurance to cover the possible expenses related to repatriation, for health reasons, urgent medical assistance and/or urgent hospitalization, with the minimum coverage of EUR 30 000. The insurance must be valid for the territory of the Republic of Croatia during the entire stay in Croatia. You can make an insurance in our VAC - Proof of residence for nationals other than Belarus: a photocopy of the stay permit; - Means of transportation and intention to return to the country of residence: reservation of return travel ticket for airplane, bus, or boat; registration card and driver's license if travelling by car; If the person is travelling to a third country, then proof of itinerary (travel ticket, etc.). - Proof of the purpose of stay in Croatia: - Letter of Guarantee by Legal Person: in original or copy if the original is deposited at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs in Croatia; with the Letter of Guarantee, the guarantor shall enclose a proof of solvency (BON 1 or BON 2 Forms, or a confirmation of the Commercial Court that it is not in liquidation etc.); the customer shall be handed a photocopy of the Letter of Guarantee. PDF checklist ↗ (PDF checklist ↗) The customer receives a copy of the Letter of Guarantee so that (s)he may present proof of the purpose of stay in Croatia if requested to do so by border control authority. - Letter of invitation issued by a Croatian state authority, or the organiser of an international meeting or manifestation organized under the auspices of the Croatian Parliament, the President of the Republic of Croatia or the Government of the Republic of Croatia (copy) - - Each person must have at least EUR 70.00 (for every day of stay at his/her disposal (or the equivalent amount in another currency). In case if accommondation is prepaid each person must have at least EUR 30.00 a day. - Exceptionally, if the Letter of Guarantee/Invitation Letter indicates the guarantor is fully accepting all the expenses related to visiting and departing from Croatia, the customer can be exempt from the requirement to present the proof of sufficient funds. - The supporting documents may include: pay slip and/or bank account statements about the balance and transactions on your bank account in the last three months, a pension slip, proof of scholarship received etc. - Proof of professional or student status: evidence of employment, certificate of school attendance or proof of studying etc; ; for retired persons – proof of pension - Accommodation: hotel booking, private or other accommodation, real estate title deed or lease, proof of ownership or lease of a boat etc. Accommodation can be provided by the guarantor or the inviting party if so indicated in the Letter of Guarantee or the Letter of Invitation. The documents attached shall not be older than three months. Croatian Embassy may require you to submit additional supporting documents and/or certified translation as well as the international certification (appostille) of the documents during the visa application process.
medicalMedical Treatment
- Visa application form: to be filled out and signed by the customer, or a parent or legal guardian on behalf of minors: click here (crovisa.mvep.hr ↗) The application form can also be filled out online at crovisa.mvep.hr ↗ (crovisa.mvep.hr ↗). - Passport: issued within the last 10 years, with expiry date exceeding the expiry date of the requested visa by a minimum of three months, and containing at least two empty pages. Please copy all previous (valid and expired) visas and used pages. You can print and make a copy of all required documents in our VAC - One photograph: please see the information on the Photo Specification page. If you haven’t got opportunity to make photo in advance, you can make photo in our VAC. - Travel health insurance to cover the possible expenses related to repatriation, for health reasons, urgent medical assistance and/or urgent hospitalization, with the minimum coverage of EUR 30 000. The insurance must be valid for the territory of the Republic of Croatia during the entire stay in Croatia. You can make an insurance in our VAC - Proof of residence for nationals other than Belarus: a photocopy of the stay permit; - Means of transportation and intention to return to the country of residence: reservation of return travel ticket for airplane, bus, or boat; registration card and driver's license if travelling by car; if the person is travelling to a third country, then proof of itinerary (travel ticket, etc.). - Proof of the purpose of stay in Croatia: - document from medical institution confirming necessity for medical care in that institution and proof of sufficient financial means to pay for the treatment; - Letter of Guarantee by Legal Person: in original or copy if the original is deposited at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs in Croatia; with the Letter of Guarantee, the guarantor shall enclose a proof of solvency (BON 1 or BON 2 Forms, or a confirmation of the Commercial Court that it is not in liquidation etc.); the customer shall be handed a photocopy of the Letter of Guarantee. PDF checklist ↗ (PDF checklist ↗) The customer receives a copy of the Letter of Guarantee so that (s)he may present proof of the purpose of stay in Croatia if requested to do so by border control authority. - Documents proving sufficient funds to support the stay in Croatia and to return to the state of residence or to travel to a third state: - Each person must have at least EUR 70.00 (for every day of stay at his/her disposal (or the equivalent amount in another currency). In case if accommondation is prepaid each person must have at least EUR 30.00 a day. Exceptionally, if the Letter of Guarantee indicates the guarantor is fully accepting all the expenses related to visiting and departing from Croatia, the customer can be exempt from the requirement to present the proof of sufficient funds. The supporting documents may include: pay slip and/or bank account statements about the balance and transactions on your bank account in the last three months, a pension slip, proof of scholarship received etc. - Proof of professional or student status: evidence of employment, certificate of school attendance or proof of studying etc; ; for retired persons – proof of pension - Accommodation : hotel booking, private or other accommodation, real estate title deed or lease, proof of ownership or lease of a boat etc. Accommodation can be provided by the guarantor or the inviting party if so indicated in the Letter of Guarantee. - For minors (under 18 years) All minors need a separate visa application even if they are enclosed into the parents’ passports. Both parents should be present when applying. If only one parent submits documents, then from the second one it is necessary to present a notarized power of attorney for submission of documents for a visa to Croatia for his/her child. Collection of fingerprints is from the age of 12. Presence of children under 12 is mandatory as the “live”-photo should be submitted. If biometric data were collected within the last 59 months for a Schengen visa, they should be re-collected; A visa application form should be signed by both parents or by the person exercising temporary or permanent parental authority or legal guardianship. For minors traveling unaccompanied by parents or guardians, it is necessary to submit: - a copy of the child's birth certificate; - a copy of a notarized consent for travelling abroad from both parents/guardians; - copy of the page with personal data out of the internal national passports of both parents/guardians For minors accompanied by one of the parents: - a copy of the child's birth certificate; - a copy of a notarized consent for travelling abroad from the second parent/guardians who do not accompany a minor in travel; - copy of the page with personal data out of the internal national passports of the second parent/guardians who do not accompany a minor in travel; - copy of the page with personal data out of the foreign passport/travel document and copy of a valid visa (if applicable) of the accompanying parent/guardians; - copy of documents confirming the joint trip (accommodation confirmation, tickets, etc.) For minors accompanied by a third party: - a copy of the child's birth certificate; - a copy of a notarized consent for travelling abroad from both parents/guardians in favor of an accompanying person; - copy of the page with personal data out of the internal national passports of both parents/guardians; - copy of the page with personal data out of the foreign passport/travel document and copy of a valid visa (if applicable) of an accompanying person; - copy of documents confirming the joint trip (accommodation confirmation, tickets, etc.) The notarized consent for travelling abroad should be submitted in the following cases: - Parents/one of parents temporarily or permanently reside in Croatia; - Child or parents/one of parents/accompanying person return from the trip on different dates; - Child or parents /one of parents/accompanying person travel and return together, but parents/one of parents/accompanying person plan leaving Croatia for some period of time during the trip; - Child or parents /one of parents/accompanying person travel with different flights.
businessConference/culture/sport Events/study
- Visa application form: to be filled out and signed by the customer, or a parent or legal guardian on behalf of minors: click here (crovisa.mvep.hr ↗) The application form can also be filled out online at crovisa.mvep.hr ↗ (crovisa.mvep.hr ↗). - Passport: issued within the last 10 years, with expiry date exceeding the expiry date of the requested visa by a minimum of three months, and containing at least two empty pages. Please copy all previous (valid and expired) visas and used pages. You can print and make a copy of all required documents in our VAC - One photograph: please see the information on the Photo Specification page. If you haven’t got opportunity to make photo in advance, you can make photo in our VAC. - Travel health insurance to cover the possible expenses related to repatriation, for health reasons, urgent medical assistance and/or urgent hospitalization, with the minimum coverage of EUR 30 000. The insurance must be valid for the territory of the Republic of Croatia during the entire stay in Croatia. You can make an insurance in our VAC - Proof of residence for nationals other than Belarus: a photocopy of the stay permit; - Means of transportation and intention to return to the country of residence: reservation of the return travel ticket, if travelling by car - registration card and driver's license; - Proof of the purpose of stay in Croatia: - Letter of Guarantee by Legal Person: in original or copy if the original is deposited at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs in Croatia; with the Letter of Guarantee, the guarantor shall enclose a proof of solvency (BON 1 or BON 2 Forms, or a confirmation of the Commercial Court that it is not in liquidation etc.); the customer shall be handed a photocopy of the Letter of Guarantee. PDF checklist ↗ (PDF checklist ↗) The customer receives a copy of the Letter of Guarantee so that (s)he may present proof of the purpose of stay in Croatia if requested to do so by border control authority. - Invitation Letter (copy) if travelling on an invitation of a Croatian state authority, or if the organizer of the conference is not registered as a legal person in Croatia; - For the purpose of study: proof of enrolment from the University/Faculty in Croatia; - Documents proving sufficient funds to support the stay in Croatia and to return to the state of residence or to travel to a third state: - Each person must have at least EUR 70.00 (for every day of stay at his/her disposal (or the equivalent amount in another currency). In case if accommondation is prepaid each person must have at least EUR 30.00 a day. Exceptionally, if the Letter of Guarantee/Invitation Letter indicates the guarantor is fully accepting all the expenses related to visiting and departing from Croatia, the customer can be exempt from the requirement to present the proof of sufficient funds. The supporting documents may include: pay slip and/or bank account statements about the balance and transactions on your bank account in the last three months, a pension slip, proof of scholarship received etc. - Exceptionally, if the Letter of Guarantee indicates the guarantor is fully accepting all the expenses related to visiting and departing from Croatia, the customer can be exempt from the requirement to present the proof of sufficient funds. The supporting documents may include: pay slip and/or bank account statements about the balance and transactions on your bank account in the last three months, a pension slip, proof of scholarship received etc. - Proof of professional or student status: evidence of employment, certificate of school attendance or proof of studying etc; ; for retired persons – proof of pension - Accommodation: hotel booking, private or other accommodation, real estate title deed or lease, proof of ownership or lease of a boat etc. Accommodation can be provided by the guarantor or the inviting party if so indicated in the Letter of Guarantee or the Letter of Invitation. - For minors (under 18 years) All minors need a separate visa application even if they are enclosed into the parents’ passports. Both parents should be present when applying. If only one parent submits documents, then from the second one it is necessary to present a notarized power of attorney for submission of documents for a visa to Croatia for his/her child. Collection of fingerprints is from the age of 12. Presence of children under 12 is mandatory as the “live”-photo should be submitted. If biometric data were collected within the last 59 months for a Schengen visa, they should be re-collected; A visa application form should be signed by both parents or by the person exercising temporary or permanent parental authority or legal guardianship. For minors traveling unaccompanied by parents or guardians, it is necessary to submit: - a copy of the child's birth certificate; - a copy of a notarized consent for travelling abroad from both parents/guardians; - copy of the page with personal data out of the internal national passports of both parents/guardians For minors accompanied by one of the parents: - a copy of the child's birth certificate; - a copy of a notarized consent for travelling abroad from the second parent/guardians who do not accompany a minor in travel; - copy of the page with personal data out of the internal national passports of the second parent/guardians who do not accompany a minor in travel; - copy of the page with personal data out of the foreign passport/travel document and copy of a valid visa (if applicable) of the accompanying parent/guardians; - copy of documents confirming the joint trip (accommodation confirmation, tickets, etc.) For minors accompanied by a third party: - a copy of the child's birth certificate; - a copy of a notarized consent for travelling abroad from both parents/guardians in favor of an accompanying person; - copy of the page with personal data out of the internal national passports of both parents/guardians; - copy of the page with personal data out of the foreign passport/travel document and copy of a valid visa (if applicable) of an accompanying person; - copy of documents confirming the joint trip (accommodation confirmation, tickets, etc.) The notarized consent for travelling abroad should be submitted in the following cases: - Parents/one of parents temporarily or permanently reside in Croatia; - Child or parents/one of parents/accompanying person return from the trip on different dates; - Child or parents /one of parents/accompanying person travel and return together, but parents/one of parents/accompanying person plan leaving Croatia for some period of time during the trip; - Child or parents /one of parents/accompanying person travel with different flights. Croatian Embassy may require you to submit additional supporting documents and/or certified translation as well as the international certification (appostille) of the documents during the visa application process.
Other Croatia visa categories (18)Hide other visa categories
These don't apply to a typical short visit, but cover other reasons people travel to Croatia. Eligibility varies by visa type — some are limited to specific nationalities, so check each one's conditions.
National Long-Stay Visa (Type D)
Allows third-country nationals who have been granted a temporary stay or work permit in Croatia to enter the country for stays exceeding 90 days, bridging until the residence permit is issued.
Croatian national Type D visa issued by Croatian diplomatic missions and consular offices since 1 January 2023. Valid only for Croatia; does not grant access to other Schengen states for more than 90 days. Typically issued to those who have already been granted a residence or work permit in Croatia. Max stay is up to 30 days on the visa itself; the underlying permit governs long-term stay.
Apply here ↗Stay and Work Permit (Single Permit)
A unified authorisation allowing third-country nationals to temporarily reside and work in Croatia under a specific employer and occupation.
Single permit combining residence and work authorisation. Application submitted to competent police administration at employer's location. Fee: EUR 74.32 for permit + EUR 31.85 biometric card (EUR 59.73 expedited) + EUR 9.29 administrative fee. Labour market test required unless position is on deficit occupations list. Permit holder may work only for the specified employer and occupation. Employer fines EUR 6,630-19,900 per violation.
Apply here ↗Work Registration Certificate (Short-Term Work)
Short-term authorisation for third-country nationals to work in Croatia for up to 90 days or 30 days per calendar year without a full residence permit.
Available in two durations: up to 90 days or up to 30 days annually. Fee: EUR 39.82. Applicants must hold valid travel document and employment contract. Does not confer residence rights beyond existing visa/visa-free entitlement.
Apply here ↗Seasonal Worker Permit
Permits third-country nationals to work in seasonal industries (agriculture, forestry, hospitality, tourism) in Croatia for limited periods each calendar year.
Two sub-types: up to 90 days annually (no labour market test required) and up to 9 months (requires labour market test unless deficit occupation). Applications submitted via Croatian Employment Service (HZZ) platform. Covers agriculture, forestry, hospitality, and tourism sectors.
Apply here ↗EU Blue Card (Highly Qualified Worker Permit)
Residence and work permit for highly qualified third-country nationals with higher education qualifications working under a minimum one-year employment contract in Croatia.
Requires higher education diploma or equivalent, employment contract for minimum 1 year, salary at least 1.5x average gross annual salary in Croatia. Valid for the duration of the employment contract; as of 2025 amendments, can be up to 48 months. No labour market test required. Fee: EUR 74.32 permit + EUR 31.85 biometric card (EUR 59.73 expedited) + EUR 9.29 administrative. Path to long-term residence after 5 years (may aggregate time across EU states with minimum 2 years in Croatia). Statutory processing deadline: 60 days.
Apply here ↗Temporary Stay for Digital Nomads
Allows third-country nationals who work remotely via digital technology for a foreign employer or their own foreign-registered company to reside in Croatia for an extended period.
Available to non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizens only. Cannot work for Croatian employers or clients. Initial stay up to 18 months; extendable by 6 months if applied 60 days before expiry. New application possible 6 months after previous stay ends. Income requirement: minimum EUR 3,622.50/month (2.5x average Croatian monthly net salary), or lump sum EUR 43,470 for 12 months / EUR 65,205 for 18 months. Required documents: valid passport, health insurance, employment/business proof, bank statements, criminal record clearance, Croatian address. Fees: EUR 46.45 (temporary stay) + EUR 31.85 biometric card (EUR 59.73 expedited) + EUR 9.29 administrative. Visa-required nationals apply via embassy (additional Type D visa EUR 93). Online application available for visa-exempt nationals. Does not count toward permanent residence.
Apply here ↗Temporary Stay for Education (Student Permit)
Allows third-country nationals to reside in Croatia for the purpose of secondary school education or university studies.
Granted for up to 1 year, renewable. Applicants must provide proof of enrolment, valid travel document with 3+ months validity beyond permit expiry, proof of financial self-sufficiency, health insurance, and clean criminal record. Fees: EUR 46.45 (temporary stay approval) + EUR 31.85 biometric card (EUR 59.73 expedited) + EUR 9.29 administrative.
Apply here ↗Temporary Stay for Family Reunification
Allows close family members (spouses, common-law partners, minor children, parents of minor Croatian citizens) of Croatian nationals or lawfully residing third-country nationals to join them in Croatia.
Eligible family members: spouses and common-law partners, minor children (biological, adopted, step), parents of minor Croatian citizens. Family members of seasonal workers generally ineligible. Documents required: marriage/birth/partnership certificates; common-law partnership can be proved by shared child's birth certificate, 3 years cohabitation proof, or witness statements. Family members of Croatian nationals exempt from providing certain documents (obtained ex officio). Fees: EUR 46.45 + EUR 31.85 biometric card + EUR 9.29 administrative.
Apply here ↗Temporary Stay for Scientific Research
Allows third-country national researchers with a hosting agreement with a Croatian research institution to reside in Croatia to conduct scientific research.
Requires hosting agreement with a Croatian research institution. Fees: EUR 46.45 + EUR 31.85 biometric card + EUR 9.29 administrative. Renewable annually.
Apply here ↗Temporary Stay for Humanitarian Grounds
Grants residence to third-country nationals who cannot return to their home country due to health crises, age-related issues, or as victims of domestic violence.
Covers health crises, age-related inability to leave, and domestic violence victims. Applied for at police administration. Fees: EUR 46.45 + EUR 31.85 biometric card + EUR 9.29 administrative.
Apply here ↗Self-Employment Residence and Work Permit (Business Owner)
Allows third-country nationals who own at least 51% of a Croatian-registered company or trade to reside and conduct business in Croatia.
Requires minimum 51% ownership stake in a Croatian company or trade. No minimum investment threshold specified in official sources. Exempt from labour market test under Article 110 of the Aliens Act. Renewable annually. After 5 years of uninterrupted lawful residence, may qualify for long-term residence. Fee: EUR 74.32 permit + EUR 31.85 biometric card + EUR 9.29 administrative.
Apply here ↗Long-Term Residence Permit (EU)
Grants stable, long-term EU residence status to third-country nationals who have legally resided in Croatia for at least 5 uninterrupted years.
Requires 5 years uninterrupted lawful temporary stay. Absences up to 10 months total over 5 years (single absence max 6 months) permitted. Also requires: valid travel document, financial self-sufficiency, health insurance, knowledge of Croatian language and Latin script. Language exemptions for children under school age, those educated in Croatia, and persons over 65. Fee: EUR 83.62 decision + EUR 31.85 biometric card (EUR 59.73 expedited) + EUR 13.94 certified copy.
Apply here ↗Permanent Stay Permit
Grants permanent residence rights in Croatia to qualifying third-country nationals including family members of Croatian citizens, diaspora members, long-term refugees, and others.
Eligible categories: (1) family members/life partners of Croatian citizens after 4 years uninterrupted temporary stay; (2) Croatian diaspora members or stateless persons after 3 years; (3) refugees with 10+ years status; (4) minor children of permanent/long-term residents after 3 years; (5) returnees in housing programs; (6) children born in Croatia without regulated status. Requires valid travel document, no security or public health threat. Fee: EUR 83.62 + EUR 31.85 biometric card.
Apply here ↗Intra-Corporate Transfer (ICT) Permit
Allows a manager, specialist, or trainee employee of a company established outside the EU to be transferred to a Croatian branch, subsidiary, or group company of the same undertaking.
Croatia's implementation of EU Directive 2014/66/EU on intra-corporate transfers, listed as a distinct 'stay and work permit for intra-corporate transfer' on the official Work of third-country nationals page. Managers and specialists may be transferred for up to 3 years; trainees for up to 1 year. Requires prior employment within the group and an assignment letter/work contract. No labour market test required. Permits intra-EU mobility to group entities in other EU member states. Fee: EUR 74.32 permit + EUR 31.85 biometric card (EUR 59.73 expedited) + EUR 9.29 administrative.
Apply here ↗Temporary Stay and Work of Posted Workers
Allows third-country nationals employed by a foreign company to be posted to Croatia to provide a service or perform work under a contract between the foreign employer and a Croatian entity.
Listed as a distinct work category ('temporary stay as a posted worker') alongside the single permit and EU Blue Card on the official Work of third-country nationals page. For workers posted to Croatia under a cross-border service contract; the foreign employer remains the employer. Duration is tied to the service contract/posting. No labour market test required in defined cases. Governed by the Croatian Aliens Act and EU posted-worker rules.
Apply here ↗Working Holiday Visa (Youth Mobility Scheme)
Allows young citizens of partner countries (New Zealand, Canada) to travel to Croatia for up to 12 months and take up incidental employment to supplement their travel funds.
Croatia operates reciprocal youth-mobility/working-holiday schemes with two countries. New Zealand scheme (in force 11 August 2014): citizens aged 18-30, stay up to 12 months, may work but not more than 3 months for a single employer, may enrol in study/training up to 6 months, annual quota approx. 100. Canada Youth Mobility MoU (in force 2010, implemented 2011): citizens aged 18-35, stay up to 12 months, usable up to twice with a pause between stays. Applicants need a valid passport, return ticket or sufficient funds, proof of financial means, and health insurance; consular fee approx. USD 100. Temporary stay decision issued by Croatian police; processing up to 2 months. Not available to third-country nationals without such a bilateral agreement.
Apply here ↗Temporary Stay for Life Partnership
Allows a life partner or informal life partner of a Croatian citizen or of a third-country national lawfully residing in Croatia to reside in Croatia.
Distinct temporary stay ground (Croatian: zivotno partnerstvo) separate from family reunification. Croatia recognises same-sex registered life partnerships. Proof of an informal life partnership may include a shared child's birth certificate, evidence of at least 3 years' cohabitation in a shared household, or witness statements. Granted for up to 1 year, renewable. Fees: EUR 46.45 temporary stay + EUR 31.85 biometric card (EUR 59.73 expedited) + EUR 9.29 administrative.
Apply here ↗Temporary Stay of Long-Term Residents of Another EEA Member State
Allows third-country nationals who hold EU long-term resident (permanent stay) status in another EEA Member State to reside and work in Croatia.
For third-country nationals granted EU long-term resident status in another EEA Member State under EU Directive 2003/109/EC. They may stay in Croatia up to 3 months without a permit; for stays exceeding 3 months they must apply for temporary stay at a police administration. Once granted, they may work in Croatia without a separate stay and work permit. Family members may also qualify. Renewable; can lead to Croatian long-term residence. Fees: EUR 46.45 temporary stay + EUR 31.85 biometric card + EUR 9.29 administrative.
Apply here ↗Croatia visa for Belarusian citizens — FAQ
Do Belarusian citizens need a visa for Croatia?
Yes — Belarusian citizens must apply for a visa in advance at a Croatia embassy, consulate, or official visa portal before travelling.
What documents do Belarusian citizens need for Croatia?
A valid passport plus the Croatia document checklist for your visa type — Earth Visa lists the full required documents per visa category from the official visa application centre.
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