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title: Croatia visa for citizens of Uzbekistan
description: "Citizens of Uzbekistan need a visa for Croatia and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre. Stay up to 90 days. Fee: €90. Processing: 15–45 days. Documents checklist and application steps."
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# Croatia visa for citizens of Uzbekistan

Citizens of Uzbekistan need a visa for Croatia and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre.

*Verified · last checked 2026-09-05. Policies change. Confirm with the embassy or official visa portal before you travel.*

Application site: https://cro-visa.mvep.hr/

## Key facts

- **Entry route:** Embassy / VFS · Short-stay visa (Schengen)
- **How to apply:** In-person at an embassy or visa center
- **Maximum stay:** Up to 90 days
- **Entries:** Multiple entry
- **Processing time:** 15–45 days
- **Government fee:** €90
- **Passport validity:** At least 3 months
- **Biometrics:** Required
- **Appointment:** Required
- **Interview:** Not required
- **Onward or return ticket:** Required
- **Proof of funds:** Bank statements for last 3 months

## How to apply

1. **Check visa requirements and gather documents** — Confirm that Uzbekistan passport holders need a Schengen visa and prepare all required documents.
2. **Book an appointment at the Croatian embassy or consulate** — Visit the official appointment system or contact the embassy in Tashkent (or nearest Schengen-representing mission).
3. **Fill out the online visa application form** — Complete the application on the Croatian MFA portal, print and sign it.
4. **Pay the visa fee** — Pay the €80 Schengen visa fee as instructed (usually at appointment or via bank transfer).
5. **Attend the in-person appointment** — Submit documents, provide fingerprints (if not previously enrolled), and answer any questions.
6. **Wait for processing** — Processing time is typically 15-45 calendar days.
7. **Collect passport** — Either pick up in person or arrange courier delivery as per embassy instructions.

## Documents checklist

- **Valid passport** (Travel): Must be valid for at least 3 months beyond planned departure from Schengen area, with at least two blank pages.
- **Visa application form** (Supporting): Filled and signed online, printed.
- **Passport photos** (Supporting): Two recent photos meeting ICAO standards.
- **Travel itinerary** (Travel): Round trip flight reservation or booked tickets.
- **Accommodation proof** (Travel): Hotel bookings or invitation letter from host.
- **Travel health insurance** (Travel): Coverage of at least 30,000 € for medical emergencies throughout Schengen area.
- **Bank statements** (Financial): Last 3 months, showing sufficient funds for stay.
- **Employment letter or student certificate** (Employment): Proof of employment, leave approval, or enrollment.
- **Proof of residence** (Supporting): Valid residence permit or visa for Uzbekistan (if not citizen).
- **Visa fee payment receipt** (Supporting): Paid at appointment or via bank transfer as instructed.
- **Consent letter for minors** (Supporting, optional): If applicable, notarized consent from both parents.
- **Additional supporting documents** (Supporting, optional): Such as marriage certificate, business license, etc., if relevant.

## Proof of funds

- **Minimum balance:** Sufficient funds for the entire stay (no fixed amount specified; generally around €50-€70 per day)
- Bank statements
- Cash
- Credit card statements
- Sponsorship letter if applicable

Bank statements must cover the last 3 months and show regular income.

## Good to know

- Processing times may increase during peak seasons; apply well in advance.
- Ensure passport is valid for at least 3 months beyond intended departure date.
- Biometrics (fingerprints) are required at the appointment unless already enrolled within last 59 months.

## Common refusal reasons

- **Incomplete or fraudulent documents** — Submit original/certified copies and check all requirements twice.
- **Insufficient travel funds** — Provide clear proof of sufficient funds (bank statements, sponsorship).
- **Lack of genuine intention to return** — Provide strong ties to home country (employment, property, family).

## FAQs

### Do citizens of Uzbekistan need a visa for Croatia?

Citizens of Uzbekistan need a visa for Croatia and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre. Visa type: Short-stay visa (Schengen).

### How long can citizens of Uzbekistan stay in Croatia?

Up to 90 days.

### How much does the Croatia visa cost for citizens of Uzbekistan?

Government fee: €90.

### How long does Croatia visa processing take?

Typically 15–45 days.

### What documents do citizens of Uzbekistan need for Croatia?

Valid passport; Visa application form; Passport photos; Travel itinerary; Accommodation proof; Travel health insurance; and 6 more.

### How long must my passport be valid for Croatia?

At least 3 months.

### Where do I apply?

Applications go through https://cro-visa.mvep.hr/. Check that you are on the government's site before you pay.

## Sources

- [cro-visa.mvep.hr](https://cro-visa.mvep.hr/)

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