Croatia visa requirementsFor travelers with an ordinary passport from Austria

Tourism Ordinary passport Arriving by air Schengen territory

Your passportAustria
Your destinationCroatia

Visa-free

No tourist visa needed.

Travelers visiting Croatia for tourism with an ordinary passport from Austria do not need a visa. EU citizens may stay in Croatia for up to three months from entry with a valid passport or national identity card, and do not need to register a short-term stay with the police. Longer stays require meeting the applicable residence conditions and registering locally.

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Initial stay3monthsLonger stays follow residence rules
Visa application
Not needed for this tourist route
Your permitted stay
EU citizens may stay in Croatia for up to three months from entry with a valid passport or national identity card, and do not need to register a short-term stay with the police. Longer stays require meeting the applicable residence conditions and registering locally.

Skip the visa application. Prepare for your trip.

Start with your passport and entry documents, then check the arrival formalities.

  1. Before you travel

    Confirm passport validity and supporting documents with the destination’s immigration authority or consulate before departure.

  2. When you arrive

    Have your travel documents ready for the destination’s entry checks.

  3. During your visit

    If you plan to stay longer than 3 months in Croatia, check the residence conditions and local reporting or registration rules.

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Croatia at a glance

Capital
Zagreb
Currency
EUR
Calling code
+385

Questions for this route

Do travelers with an ordinary passport from Austria need a visa for Croatia?

Travelers visiting Croatia for tourism with an ordinary passport from Austria do not need a visa. EU citizens may stay in Croatia for up to three months from entry with a valid passport or national identity card, and do not need to register a short-term stay with the police. Longer stays require meeting the applicable residence conditions and registering locally.

How long can I stay in Croatia?

EU citizens may stay in Croatia for up to three months from entry with a valid passport or national identity card, and do not need to register a short-term stay with the police. Longer stays require meeting the applicable residence conditions and registering locally.

What if I’m going to work, study or stay longer?

This guide is for a short tourist visit on an ordinary passport. It does not establish eligibility for employment, study or residence. Use the destination’s official guidance for your actual purpose.

Does my country of residence change the answer?

Passport nationality and legal residence are different. This page starts with your passport. Residence can change where you apply and which application channel is available; an existing visa or residence permit may also create an exception. Check the official eligibility guidance for your circumstances.

Official websites

Use these government websites to confirm requirements and complete any application.

Government of the Republic of Croatia — gov.hr

Check residence rights

EU citizens may stay in Croatia for up to three months from entry with a valid passport or national identity card, and do not need to register a short-term stay with the police. Longer stays require meeting the applicable residence conditions and registering locally.

About this guide

This guide covers short tourist visits on an ordinary passport. Your nationality, residence, travel document and purpose can affect the entry conditions. Check the linked official guidance before travel; the border authority decides admission and your permitted stay.

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