Requirements for Entry to Croatia

silvercar

84Reason said:

Just read this so should be fine:

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• certificate that they have received two doses of vaccine used in the EU Member States (Pfizer, Moderna, AstaZeneca, Gamaleya, Sinopharm) or vaccines approved by the World Health Organization for emergency use (Serum Institute of India - Covishield, Bharat Biotech - Covaxin, Sinovac - CoronaVac) not older than 270 days, or a certificate that they have received one dose of the vaccine if the vaccine is administered in a single dose (Janssen/Johnson&Johnson) not older than 270 days, provided that 14 days have passed since they received the single dose; or a certificate that they have received a booster dose
  
  

So I believe this means the booster would cover me?

Exactly. The booster would cover you.

84Reason

Again the wording throwing me off, does the 270 days apply to the booster as well or? as my wife got hers in January. Obviously mine will be fine as getting it Monday. 

84Reason

84Reason said:

Again the wording throwing me off, does the 270 days apply to the booster as well or? as my wife got hers in January. Obviously mine will be fine as getting it Monday. 

I know Jan is less than 270 days away just wondering if there is another time period applied

MakingEndsMeetToo

I'm also planning to travel to Croatia in a few weeks time and I'm un-vaccinated. As I read the regulations I require either a negative test (PCR or lateral flow??) or a "proof of recovery". Having had Covid just before Christmas the latter seems sensible, but it isn't at all clear how one gets this. Can someone enlighten me? Thanks.

eskbanker

84Reason said:

84Reason said:

Again the wording throwing me off, does the 270 days apply to the booster as well or? as my wife got hers in January. Obviously mine will be fine as getting it Monday. 

I know Jan is less than 270 days away just wondering if there is another time period applied

No, there's no expiry period applied to boosters (yet).

Edit: I stand corrected, as below!

sheramber

https://mup.gov.hr/uzg-covid/english/286212

Important

: COVID vaccination certificates for two doses are valid for 270 days, and booster vaccination certificates are valid for 365 days

84Reason

sheramber said:

https://mup.gov.hr/uzg-covid/english/286212

Important

: COVID vaccination certificates for two doses are valid for 270 days, and booster vaccination certificates are valid for 365 days

Thank you for finding this that's really useful! I feel like this should be available on the entry pate not another one haha

silvercar

MakingEndsMeetToo said:

I'm also planning to travel to Croatia in a few weeks time and I'm un-vaccinated. As I read the regulations I require either a negative test (PCR or lateral flow??) or a "proof of recovery". Having had Covid just before Christmas the latter seems sensible, but it isn't at all clear how one gets this. Can someone enlighten me? Thanks.

If your covid was evidenced by a positive PCR by the NHS, you should find your certificate of recovery within the NHS main app, go to the travel section where you download your vaccine certificates and there should be another one there called certificate of recovery.

sheramber

MakingEndsMeetToo said:

I'm also planning to travel to Croatia in a few weeks time and I'm un-vaccinated. As I read the regulations I require either a negative test (PCR or lateral flow??) or a "proof of recovery". Having had Covid just before Christmas the latter seems sensible, but it isn't at all clear how one gets this. Can someone enlighten me? Thanks.

Acccrding to this site you also need to have had one vaccination

https://mup.gov.hr/uzg-covid/english/286212

• certificate showing that they have recovered from COVID-19 and have received one dose of vaccine used in EU Member States (Pfizer, Moderna, AstaZeneca, Gamaleya, Sinopharm, Novavax, Janssen/Johnson&Johnson) or a vaccine approved by the World Health Organization for emergency use (Serum Institute of India - Covishield, Bharat Biotech - Covaxin, Sinovac - CoronaVac), provided that 14 days have passed since they received the single dose within eight months from contracting the disease, provided that the vaccine was administered less than 270 days from their arrival at the border crossing point;