Visa requirements overview


Country:

Republic of Albania

Establishment of diplomatic relations: 25.08.1992.

Visa requirements overview

Citizen of the Republic of Croatia:

  • Ordinary passport: No
  • Diplomatic/official passport: No
  • * Croatian citizens may enter Albania with a valid identity card. ** Passport of identity card must be valid for at least three months from the date of entry into Albania.

Citizen of Albania:

  • Ordinary passport: No
  • Diplomatic/official passport: No
  • * Passport has to be valid for at least another three months after the planned departure from Croatia and issued within the previous 10 years.

DM/CO in the Republic of Croatia or a neighboring/Other country

Zagreb

  • Address:

    VMD toranj, kat 10,
    Strojarska cesta 20
    10 000 Zagreb
    HRVATSKA

  • Phone: 01 48 10 679
  • Fax: 01 48 10 682

Osijek

  • Address:

    Ulica Stjepana Radića 31/I, 31000 Osijek

  • Phone: +385 31 200 847

Dubrovnik

  • Address:

    Gabra Rajčevića 1
    20 000 Dubrovnik
    HRVATSKA

  • Phone: +385 20 432 623
  • Fax: +385 20 432 623

Zagreb

  • Address:

    VMD toranj
    Strojarska cesta 20/10
    10000 Zagreb

  • Phone: 63-96-621
  • Fax: 48-10-682

Zadar

  • Address:

    Ulica Jurja Barakovića 4   

    23000 Zadar

  • Phone: (023) 322-197, 099/42-32-110
  • Fax: (023) 322-197

Rijeka

  • Address: Dolac 9
    51000 Rijeka
    Hrvatska
  • Phone: 051/213 574
  • Fax: 051/213 574

DM/CO Republic of Croatia

Tirana

  • Address:

    Rruga Dritan Mezini
    Bldg. 10/7
    1010 Tirana - Albanija

  • Phone: +355 4 2256 948, +355 4 2311 110

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

APPLICATION OF THE SCHENGEN ACQUIS IN THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

As of 1 January 2023, the Schengen acquis is in full application in the Republic of Croatia as a Schengen area Member State.
The visa regime of the Republic of Croatia is part of the EU acquis.
As of 1 January 2023, Schengen visas (visas type A and C) and national long-term visas (visa type D) are issued in Croatian diplomatic missions and consular offices.

CALCULATION OF TIME SPENT IN THE SCHENGEN AREA

The time spent in the Republic of Croatia is added to the time spent in other Member States of the Schengen area.
Third country nationals, regardless of whether they are required a visa or not, may stay in the Schengen area for up to 90 days in any 180-days period.
Additional information and a calculator of the period of permitted stay along with instructions for use are available at: https://home-affairs.ec.europa.eu/policies/schengen-borders-and-visa/border-crossing_en  

CROATIAN VISAS FOR SHORT-TERM STAY (VISA TYPE C) ISSUED UNTIL 31 DECEMBER 2022

Croatian short-stay visas (visa type C) issued until 31 December 2022, if not expired, are still valid for entry into the Republic of Croatia, but do not allow entry into other Member States of the Schengen area.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

For any additional question regarding the visa issues please contact the Department for Visas at: vize@mvep.hr