Documents

To enter Croatia (and cross through Slovenia), Italian citizens must have a valid
passport or identity card; no entry-visa required. Croatia accepts conditions of
the country that issues documents regarding children (other countries’ citizens
or people without a citizenship should address to the Croatian general consulate).

Customs

Everything necessary, for personal use only, is tax-free, but it must be brought
out of the country once you leave. The sport equipment, cameras, digital
cameras, cellular phones and other electronic equipment must be declared
entering the country. You are allowed to bring, for personal use only, into the
country: 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars or 250gr. of tobacco – 0,05ls of perfume
and 0,25 of Eau de Toilette, 1l of Champagne (sparkling wine) 0,75 l of
alcoholics. Moreover, it is possible to bring some presents within a value not
superior to € 50. The following limits must be respected re-entering European
Union countries: 200 cigarettes or 100 cigarillos or 50 cigars; 1l of alcoholics
over 22% or 2l of Champaign and 2 l of non-fizzy wine; 500 gr. of coffee; 50 gr.
of perfume or 0,25 of Eau de Toilette; and   other commodities within an all-in
value of  € 175, excluded leagues and plating in gold. You can import in Croatia
until 1kg of meat products for personal use but not raw meat.

Speed limits and maximum limit of Alcohol rate

Croatia has different speed limits : 50 km/h in urban areas; 80 km/h out of urban
areas (if otherwise not indicated); 130 km/h  on highways. Maximum limit of
alcohol rate allowed in the blood: 0.0 per thousand.

Petrol stations
The petrol stations are opened every day from 7 a.m. until 8. p.m. and until 10
p.m. during the tourist season. In the major cities and along the roads out of
the urban areas, there are no-stop working petrol stations.

Rent cars
Rent-a-Car agencies are located in each main tourist center. Renting an average
size car costs daily about € 40. Those who wants to rent a car must be at least
23 years old and including a minimum 3 years of guide experience.

Driving in Croatia (documents)
Don’t forget that your insurance agency must issue a green card to make driving
your car in Croatia possible and also to cross Slovenia. If the car is not yours,
you need its owner’s proxy. You do not need an International driving license.
Each accident must be indicated to the police,  to attest the damage; in this
way you will not have any legal problems leaving the country. Cars with evident
damages on the car’s bodywork can leave the country only with a police declaration issued. The position indicator must be on while overtaking, which
should be avoided in case of an existing car-columns or while the school bus
stops and children get off or get onto the bus. If you are hauling another car,
remember to expose a triangle on the leading car windscreen and another one on
the haled car backside!

Road Assistance
The Road Assistance of the Croatian Automobilklub HAK is attainable 24 hours a day, calling the number 987 or the mobile telephone net number 01987!

Croatian Tourist Center
Kaiserstr. 23, 60311 Frankfurt, Tel. 069/25 20 45, Fax 25 20 54;
KZFT@gmx.de; Am Hof 13, 1010 Vienna, Tel. 01/585 38 84, Fax 585 38 84 20, office@kroatien.at;
Rumfordstraße 7; 80469 München Telefon (089) 22 33 44 Fax (089) 22 33 77

kroatien-tourismus@t-online.de
www.croatia.hr 
Croatia in Internet: www.htz.hr