Have you got a holiday or a business trip to Croatia coming up soon? Get to know the covid testing rules for travelling to Croatia from the UK.
The article was last updated on 19 September 2021.
Over the last few years, Croatia has become one of the most popular holidays destinations for those who are looking for something slightly different. With beautiful beaches, varied landscapes and great food, there is little not to like.
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According to the UK government travel advice for Croatia, the following criteria applies to British citizens.
To be able to enter Croatia as a traveller from the UK, regardless of your vaccination status, you must present:
Children under the age of 12 years old that are accompanied by parents/guardians are exempt from providing a negative covid test if the parents/guardians have a negative covid test or have another exemption.
Those travelling to Croatia are required to fill an online entry form before arriving in Croatia. It is also advised that you carry a copy of the accommodation booking confirmation if you are on holiday. If you own a holiday home/boat then you should carry proof of ownership.
We make every effort to keep the information on our website up-to-date, however, due to the dynamic nature of the pandemic and the covid travel rules, we advise you to check on the foreign office website and the Croatia London embassy website for the latest information on Covid travel rules.
If you are returning from Croatia to the UK, you are required to take a pre-departure PCR or an Antigen test 3 days prior to your departure. The new rules from 4 October 2021 means that fully vaccinated individuals will not be required to take the pre-departure test.
Those who are not fully vaccinated will still need to take the pre-departure test. This can be an antigen test or a PCR test. You can order our antigen test kit online and take it with you on your trip to use as a pre-departure test for your return to the UK.
All information is provided for guidance purposes only. The traveller bears the ultimate responsibility for ensuring that tests meet travel requirements. Given the changing nature of government guidelines and the testing environment, Digital Health Group Ltd T/A treatlocal.co.uk cannot be held liable for the advice provided here.