Starting from today, Russian tourists will need a Schengen visa to enter Croatia, as the country joins the European Union . The visa can be issued at the embassies of Zagreb. The cost of the service is 35 EUR. In addition, the Russians will need to prove their financial solvency: the tourist account must be at least 50 EUR per day for each day.
Earlier, an agreement was reached between the countries according to which members of official delegations, entrepreneurs and scientists can obtain a visa to Croatia in a simplified mode
April 1, 2013
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