Useful info when traveling to Croatia
VISAS
        A passport or some other identification document recognized by international  agreements is needed.
        Information: Diplomatic missions of the Republic of Croatia abroad or the  Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic Croatia: www.mvpei.hr
        It is your responsibility to check if you need a visa for entering Croatia.  Please check for details at the Croatian Embassy or Consulate in your country.  No visa is required for nationals of the USA and EC.
 GSM  OPERATORS
        Currently there are five GSM operators offering the GSM service in Croatia.
        T-Mobile operating under +385 98 xxxxxx and +385 99 xxxxxx.
        VIPnet operating under +385 91 xxxxxx.
        TELE2 operating under +385 95 xxxxxx.
        Tomato operating under +385 92 xxxxxx.
        Bonbon operating under +385 97 xxxxxx.
        Please contact your local GSM operator to check the availability and the costs  of roaming services.
 USEFUL  TELEPHONE NUMBERS
        Country  code: (+/00) 385
        Area code: (Šibenik): (0)22 
        Police: 192 
        Fire-fighting center: 193 
        Emergency: 112
        Time check: 18095
        Information local calls: 18981
        General information service: 18981
        Information national and international calls: 11802
        Wake-up calls: 18100
        Roadside vehicle assistance: 1987
        Wheather forecast: 18166      
 OPENING  HOURS
        Banks and post offices are normally open from 7:00 or 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 or 8:00  p.m. 
        Non-Governmental offices work from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday to Friday. 
        Most grocery stores and department stores are open non-stop, from 6:00 or 7:30  a.m. to 
        7.30 or 8:00 p.m.
 CURRENCY & EXCHANGE               
        As of January 2023,  the currency used in Croatia is the Euro (sign: €; code: EUR). Foreign  currency can be exchanged for local money at banks, post offices and exchange  offices, according to the valid rates of exchange. Visit the exchange office on  the Web for valid exchange rates.
 CREDIT CARDS     
        All major credit cards are normally accepted throughout Croatia, as advertised  at points of sale, such as: American Express, Diners Club, Euro card/Master  card, Visa, JCB, and Eurocheques. Traveler's Cheques are also accepted.
 TAX FREE                
        Foreigners can claim a sales tax refund within one year for purchased goods.  Don't forget to aks the salesman to fill out the tax refund form when  purchasing goods.
 ELECTRICITY
      220 V, 50 Hz
 TIME ZONE            
      Central European Time (CET).     
 TELEPHONE
        Public telephone boxes accept only phone cards available from newspaper stands  and post offices.
 SMOKING  POLICY
        Non-smoking event.
 WATER
        Tap water is drinkable in all parts of Croatia.
 CUSTOMS
        Customs Administration of the Republic of Croatia: www.carina.hr
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