How to Obtain a Croatian Passport: Steps and Requirements

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Description

What is it?

An official document, issued by the Croatian authorities, which certifies the identity and nationality of its holder for the purpose of international travel.

Who needs it?

Anyone who plans to travel internationally and needs documentation to validate their nationality and identity.

Procedure

Visit the official website of the Croatian Interior Ministry link
Access the E-Citizen service link
Within the E-Citizen service, find the application for the issuance of the passport.
Fill out the necessary application forms.
Once completed, submit your application and wait for an email confirmation.
Visit the nearest police administration or police station according to the place of residence, bringing all necessary documents.
Pay the necessary fees for the issuance of the Croatian passport.
Wait for notification of passport completion, this can usually be delivered via mail or collected in person.

Required Documents

Valid ID card
Birth certificate
Croatian citizenship certificate
Document of settled residence if the applicant is residing aboard
Fees receipt

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Additional details

There are two types of procedure: regular and urgent. The regular procedure takes about 30 days, while the urgent procedure can speed up the process significantly, but at a higher cost. In case of loss, theft, or damage of the passport, a police report should be obtained and submitted during the application. It is only possible to hold one valid Croatian passport at a time.

Note: Due to COVID, possible delays might occur. Be sure to check the updated information regularly.

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