Border crossing point Bajakovo → Batrovci
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Bajakovo → 
Batrovci
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Bajakovo — Batrovci Border Crossing
Status: International road border crossing between Croatia and Serbia on the A3/E70 motorway, the main link between the European Union and Serbia. Open 24/7. With more than 5,000 vehicles a day it is the busiest crossing on the Croatia–Serbia border.
Transport: Cars, buses, vans and heavy trucks all pass here, with separate corridors for each. Check live queues for Bajakovo → Batrovci (HR→RS) and Batrovci → Bajakovo (RS→HR). Pedestrians and cyclists are not permitted.
Basic Information
- Route: A3/E70, Bajakovo (Croatia) — Batrovci (Serbia)
- Distance: about 175 km from Zagreb, about 90 km from Belgrade
- Operating hours: 24/7
- Permitted vehicles: cars, vans, buses and trucks
- Pedestrian and bicycle crossing: not allowed
- Daily traffic: roughly 5,000–7,000 vehicles, the busiest HR–RS point
Queues and Wait Times
As this is the main gateway between the EU and Serbia, waits vary sharply by time of day. Overnight (22:00–06:00) delays are usually 10–30 minutes, weekday daytime 1–2 hours, and weekends, public holidays and the July–August travel season can bring 3–5 hours. Trucks often face the longest waits because of stricter customs checks.
See live monitoring at Bajakovo → Batrovci and the full historical statistics. Live HAK cameras for the crossing are available on the checkpoint page.
Documents and Practical Notes
Croatia is in the Schengen area (since 2023) and the EU Entry/Exit System (EES) applies to third-country nationals from November 2025; Serbia is outside Schengen, so full customs and document control takes place on exit from the EU. Trucks need CMR and customs paperwork and benefit from advance e-registration. Currency exchange is generally cheaper in town than at the border.
Alternative Crossings
- Ilok — Bačka Palanka, about 45 km away, usually lighter traffic
- Erdut, about 72 km away
- Tovarnik — Šid, about 88 km away