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Croatia relaxes entry requirements for vaccinated UK arrivals

Destinations
Will Payne
1 October 2021

Fully vaccinated Britons arriving in Croatia will no longer have to show proof of a negative PCR test, the country’s tourism office has confirmed. 

The brand will offer a range of tours, hotels, fly-drives, city breaks and island-hopping experiences (Credit: Matthias Mullie / Unsplash)

Visitors from the UK will need to complete a passenger locator form and show proof of an accommodation booking. 

They will also need to show a vaccination certificate with the second dose being administered within in a year and a minimum of 14 days prior to arrival.

Or, they can provide proof they have recovered from Covid-19 and have received one dose of a vaccine within eight months of contracting the virus.

Alternatively, they can provide evidence of a positive PCR or Antigen test proving they have recovered from the infection. The test needs to have been performed in the previous 365 days, and not less than 11 days prior to  arrival.