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Of 198 passports, 93 can travel to Croatia without arranging a visa in advance. 0 can apply online for an e-Visa and 105 need a visa from an embassy or visa centre.
Who can visit Croatia: passports by requirement
Do I need a visa for Croatia?
Popular passports
| Passport | Requirement | Stay |
|---|---|---|
 United States | Visa-free | 90 d |
 United Kingdom | Visa-free | 90 d |
 India | Visa required | – |
 Philippines | Visa required | – |
 Nigeria | Visa required | – |
 Pakistan | Visa required | – |
 Canada | Visa-free | 90 d |
 Australia | Visa-free | 90 d |
 China | Visa required | – |
 Germany | Visa-free | – |
Access by passport region
Passports that enter visa-free, with a visa on arrival or an eTA.
| Region | Passports | |
|---|---|---|
| Europe | 43/45 | |
| Asia | 12/50 | |
| Africa | 2/54 | |
| North America | 18/23 | |
| South America | 8/12 | |
| Oceania | 10/14 |
Croatia is in the Schengen area: visa-free visitors may stay 90 days in any 180-day period across all Schengen countries. Calculate your remaining days.
Working remotely from Croatia? The Croatia digital nomad visa requires €3,622.50 per month.
Passports that can enter Croatia visa-free
93 passports-
Albania -
Andorra -
Antigua and Barbuda -
Argentina - Australia
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Austria -
Bahamas -
Barbados -
Belgium -
Bosnia and Herzegovina -
Brazil -
Brunei -
Bulgaria - Canada
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Chile -
Colombia -
Costa Rica -
Cyprus -
Czech Republic -
Denmark -
Dominica -
El Salvador -
Estonia -
Finland -
France -
Georgia - Germany
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Greece -
Grenada -
Guatemala -
Honduras -
Hong Kong -
Hungary -
Iceland -
Ireland -
Israel -
Italy -
Japan -
Kiribati -
Kosovo -
Latvia -
Liechtenstein -
Lithuania -
Luxembourg -
Macau -
Malaysia -
Malta -
Marshall Islands -
Mauritius -
Mexico -
Micronesia -
Moldova -
Monaco -
Montenegro -
Netherlands -
New Zealand -
Nicaragua -
North Macedonia -
Norway -
Palau -
Panama -
Paraguay -
Peru -
Poland -
Portugal -
Romania -
Saint Kitts and Nevis -
Saint Lucia -
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines -
Samoa -
San Marino -
Serbia -
Seychelles -
Singapore -
Slovakia -
Slovenia -
Solomon Islands -
South Korea -
Spain -
Sweden -
Switzerland -
Taiwan -
Timor-Leste -
Tonga -
Trinidad and Tobago -
Tuvalu -
Ukraine -
United Arab Emirates - United Kingdom
- United States
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Uruguay -
Vatican City -
Venezuela
Passports that need a visa for Croatia
105 passports-
Afghanistan -
Algeria -
Angola -
Armenia -
Azerbaijan -
Bahrain -
Bangladesh -
Belarus -
Belize -
Benin -
Bhutan -
Bolivia -
Botswana -
Burkina Faso -
Burundi -
Cambodia -
Cameroon -
Cape Verde -
Central African Republic -
Chad - China
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Comoros -
Cuba -
Djibouti -
Dominican Republic -
DR Congo -
Ecuador -
Egypt -
Equatorial Guinea -
Eritrea -
Eswatini -
Ethiopia -
Fiji -
Gabon -
Gambia -
Ghana -
Guinea -
Guinea-Bissau -
Guyana -
Haiti - India
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Indonesia -
Iran -
Iraq -
Ivory Coast -
Jamaica -
Jordan -
Kazakhstan -
Kenya -
Kuwait -
Kyrgyzstan -
Laos -
Lebanon -
Lesotho -
Liberia -
Libya -
Madagascar -
Malawi -
Maldives -
Mali -
Mauritania -
Mongolia -
Morocco -
Mozambique -
Myanmar -
Namibia -
Nauru -
Nepal -
Niger - Nigeria
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North Korea -
Oman - Pakistan
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Palestine -
Papua New Guinea - Philippines
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Qatar -
Republic of the Congo -
Russia -
Rwanda -
Sao Tome and Principe -
Saudi Arabia -
Senegal -
Sierra Leone -
Somalia -
South Africa -
South Sudan -
Sri Lanka -
Sudan -
Suriname -
Syria -
Tajikistan -
Tanzania -
Thailand -
Togo -
Tunisia -
Turkey -
Turkmenistan -
Uganda -
Uzbekistan -
Vanuatu -
Vietnam -
Yemen -
Zambia -
Zimbabwe
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a visa to visit Croatia?
It depends on your passport. 93 passports can enter Croatia visa-free, 0 get a visa on arrival, 0 need an eTA, 0 can apply for an e-Visa online and 105 need a visa from an embassy or visa centre.
Which countries can enter Croatia without a visa?
93 passports can enter Croatia visa-free, including Albania, Andorra, Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Barbados and others.
Is Croatia part of the Schengen area?
Yes. Short stays in Croatia count toward the Schengen limit of 90 days in any 180-day period, shared across all Schengen countries.
Holding a Croatia passport? See where the Croatia passport can travel visa-free.
Data last updated February 2026. Rules can change at short notice and may differ by purpose of travel. Confirm with the embassy or official immigration website of Croatia before you book.