Croatia: Authorities lift all COVID-19-related international entry measures effective May 2 /update 40

Croatia lifts all COVID-19-related international entry restrictions effective May 2; minimal domestic measures remain in place.

Event

Authorities in Croatia have lifted all of the country's COVID-19-related international entry restrictions and most domestic measures. Effective May 2, travelers from any country may enter Croatia under the same regulations as were in force prior to the pandemic; there is no longer to prove vaccination status or to comply with other COVID-19 protocols. Additionally, restrictions on gatherings have been lifted and facemasks are no longer mandatory on public transport and in enclosed public spaces; however, facemasks remain mandatory in healthcare settings.

Domestic Measures
Most businesses and facilities are permitted to operate without capacity and social distancing requirements. Indoor and outdoor gatherings can be held without restriction. Wearing a facemask remains mandatory in healthcare and social care settings.

International Travel Restrictions
There are currently no COVID-19-related international travel restrictions in effect.

Authorities could reimpose any restrictions with little-to-no notice depending on disease activity over the coming weeks.

Advice

Follow all official instructions. Consider delaying travel if experiencing symptoms associated with COVID-19. Ensure contingency plans account for a possible reintroduction of disruptive COVID-19-related measures. Liaise with trusted contacts for further updates and guidance.