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Croatia Border Crossing Points

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Border with Bosnia and Herzegovina (30 crossings)
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Bosanska Gradiška — Stara Gradiška Bosanski Brod — Slavonski Brod Brod — Slavonski Brod Brčko — Gunja Dvor — Novi Grad Gorica — Vinjani Donji Gradina — Jasenovac Gradiška — Stara Gradiška Gunja — Brčko Hrvatska Dubica — Kozarska Dubica Hrvatska Kostajnica — Kostajnica Izačić — Ličko Petrovo Selo Jasenovac — Gradina Klek — Neum Kostajnica — Hrvatska Kostajnica Kozarska Dubica — Hrvatska Dubica Ličko Petrovo Selo — Izačić Neum — Klek Novi Grad — Dvor Orašje — Županja Slavonski Brod — Bosanski Brod Slavonski Brod — Brod Slavonski Šamac — Šamac Stara Gradiška — Bosanska Gradiška Stara Gradiška — Gradiška Svilaj (BH) — Svilaj (CRO) Svilaj (CRO) — Svilaj (BH) Vinjani Donji — Gorica Šamac — Slavonski Šamac Županja — Orašje
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Border with Montenegro (2 crossings)
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Debeli Brijeg — Karasovići Karasovići — Debeli Brijeg
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Border with Serbia (8 crossings)
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Bajakovo — Batrovci Batrovci — Bajakovo Bačka Palanka — Ilok Erdut — Erdut Erdut — Erdut Ilok — Bačka Palanka Tovarnik — Šid Šid — Tovarnik
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Border with Slovenia (10 crossings)
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Bregana — Obrezje Dragonja — Pasjak Gruškovje — Macelj Jelšane — Rupa Kaštel — Plovanija Macelj — Gruškovje Obrezje — Bregana Pasjak — Dragonja Plovanija — Kaštel Rupa — Jelšane

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Tips for Crossing the Croatian Border

Croatia became a member of the Schengen area from January 1, 2023. This means entry formalities have been considerably simplified for EU and Schengen citizens.

For Schengen Citizens

Tourists from Schengen countries do not need any identity cards or passports to enter Croatia. Schengen citizens can be tourists for 90 days in any Member State.

For Non-Schengen Citizens

  • Valid passport with issue date less than 10 years ago
  • Passport validity of at least 3 months after your planned departure date
  • Proof of accommodation (hotel booking, address confirmation)
  • Proof of travel insurance
  • Return or onward ticket
  • Proof of sufficient funds for your stay

New EES (Entry/Exit System)

From October 2025, when entering the Schengen area you may be asked to register biometric details: fingerprints and photo at a special booth. Children under 11 will not have fingerprints scanned but may have photos taken.

Police Registration

Your accommodation provider must register you with police within 48 hours. Hotels typically do this automatically.

Border with Serbia

Border with Bosnia and Herzegovina

Border with Montenegro

Border with Slovenia

As both countries are Schengen members, border checks are minimal but may be increased during periods of heightened security.

Tip: As a Schengen member, Croatia offers seamless travel for EU citizens. For others — prepare all documents in advance.
Source: Official government sources and Croatian Ministry of Interior. Updated: December 2025

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, Croatia became a member of the Schengen area from January 1, 2023. EU and Schengen citizens can travel freely without passport control.

Schengen citizens do not need passports. Others need a valid passport (less than 10 years from issue date), valid for at least 3 months after planned departure date, plus proof of accommodation and insurance.

EES (Entry/Exit System) is a new system that from October 2025 will require biometric data registration (fingerprints and photo) when entering the Schengen area for third-country nationals.

The main crossing is Batrovci — Bajakovo, which operates 24/7. Also available are Backa Palanka — Ilok and Erdut.

Yes, your hotel or accommodation must register you with police within 48 hours. Hotels typically do this automatically.

The main crossing is Debeli Brijeg — Karasovici with a 5km no-man's land. This is the main route between the two countries.
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