* Covide - 19 rate per 100,000 population on September 15 2021 A negative PCR (not older than 72 h) or negative CONFIRMATION THAT YOU HAVE OVERCOME RAPID ANTIGEN TEST - BAT (not older than 48 CORONAVIRUS INFECTION AND HAVE BEEN hours from the time of testing to arrival at the VACCINATED WITH ONE DOSE OF THE VACCINE border crossing) within six months of the onset of COVID-19 less than 270 days ago. The exemption from the obligation to Vaccination certificate: on receiving two doses present a negative PCR or rapid antigen test or of vaccine received in the EU (Pfizer, Modern, quarantine is extended until six months after AstaZeneca, Gamaleya, Sinopharm) or one dose vaccination. of the vaccine which is received in a single dose (Janssen / Johnson & Johnson) if there are 14 SELF-INSULATION upon arrival in until the days of receipt of the one dose. Entry into arrival of a negative result of the PCR / BAT test, Croatia for persons from the EU is possible as which you will test after entering Croatia at your own soon as they are vaccinated with the second expense. In case of impossibility of testing, self- dose, ie it is not necessary to pass 14 days isolation lasts for 10 days. from receiving the second dose. CONFIRMATION OF RECEIPT OF THE FIRST DOSE CONFIRMATION THAT YOU HAVE RECOVERED OF PFIZER, MODERN OR GAMALEYA (from the 22nd from the coronavirus infection (positive PCR / BAT) to the 42nd day of receipt of the vaccine) OR more than 11 days and less than 270 days from ASTRAZENECA (from the 22nd to the 84th day of the the date of arrival at the border crossing or by first dose of the vaccine) presenting of a certificate of overcoming the disease COVID-19, issued by a doctor

* Children under the age of 12 are exempt from the * All submitted tests for the purpose of entering Croatia obligation to present one of the above conditions must be from a common list of rapid antigen tests that if their parents or guardians meet them. are mutually recognized by EU member states. •

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• Request a free confirmation in just a few steps if you have been vaccinated, tested negative for coronavirus, or have recently had COVID-19

Information for Information for EU Croatian citizens – citizens – FIND OUT MORE FIND OUT MORE More than 350 testing

TEST YOURSELF. locations have been established on which tourists can be tested and checked for coronavirus infection. • County • Primorje - County • - Zagorje County • County • - Križevci County • Šibenik - County • - Bilogora County • Split - County • - County • Istra County • Požega - Slavonija County • - Neretva • City of

• Brod - Posavina County

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• Međimurje County

• - Baranja County

• - Moslavina County

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• Varaždin County

• - Senj County "Dr. Andrija Štampar”, City of 00385 91 4696 444 Osijek – Baranja County 00385 31 225 717 Zagreb Croatian Institute of Public 00385 98 227 753 Požega – Slavonija County 00385 98 9829 204 Central telephone number Health active every day from Primorje – Gorki Kotar Bjelovar – Bilogora County 00385 98 492 024 00385 91 1257 210 County 8:00am to 9:00pm Brod – Posavina County 00385 91 5170 426 00385 98 293 578

Dubrovnik – Neretva County 00385 98 243 454 Sisak – Moslavina County 00385 98 293 576 00385 98 247 630 00385 98 293 572 00385 99 2455 545 00385 98 9813 273

Krapina – Zagorje County 00385 91 7307 913 Split – Dalmatia County 00385 91 1512 003

00385 91 5103 165 Šibenik – Knin County 00385 91 4341 201

Kopivnica – Križevci County 00385 98 592 215 Varaždin County 00385 99 2119 802

Lika – Senj County 00385 91 5044 917 Vukovar – 00385 91 3704 290

Virovitica – Podravina County 00385 98 465 945 00385 98 332 765

Međimurje County 00385 98 558 811 Zagreb County 00385 99 7368 784 • Through the project, business and customer treatment protocols were designed in all tourism and tourism-related activities.

• Stakeholders who follow the prescribed business protocols are awarded Safe Stay in Croatia labels free of charge.

• Business and treatment protocols are based on current health and safety recommendations of the Croatian Institute of Public Health and the World Travel and Tourism Council.