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Healthcare In each town in Istria there is a First aid assistance, along with the pharmacies with working hours that usually range from 8am to 7pm. In bigger towns there are pharmacies on a 24 hour a day duty. If there is a signed convention on medical care between the country of origin of the tourist and Croatia, those foreign tourists do not pay medical services in Croatia. All foreign tourists staying in Croatia are entitled to free first aid assistance. Taking into account severe contagious affections, Istria, as also the whole Croatia, is listed amongst the NO RISK COUNTRIES, so neither the regularly vaccinated guests coming to Croatia aren’t supposed to do additional vaccination before coming in our country. Needed documents The patient’s record (the s.c. Bolesnicki list) is issued on the basis of the medical insurance certificate issued by national health insurance institutions of the foreign countries from: - the branch-office of the Croatian National Health Insurance (HZZO) or from - tourist first aid assistance office (the s.c. Turisticka ambulanta); During their stay in Croatia, tourists can get medical assistance in hospitals and healthcare institutions, along with a minimal contribution normally paid by Croatian citizens: - insured persons from Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland and Great Britain are supposed to show their passports, - along with the passport or the personal card, the tourists from the following countries need the following forms: - Austria – the form A/HR 3 - Belgium - B/Y 11 - Bosnia and Herzegovina - BH/HR 3 - Czech republic - CZ/HR 111 i CZ/HR 111A - France SE 21-04 A - Italy - 111 I - Luxembourg - L/HR 111 - FYR Macedonia - RM/HR 3 - Holland NL/HR 111 - Germany - HR/D 111 i HR/D 112 - Romania - R/Y 11 - Slovenia - SLO/HR 3 - Former Serbia and Montenegro - SCG/HR 111 (until further dispositions). Tourists are also allowed to get the services from private physicians and dentists (paid according to the respective price list).
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Zdravstvena zaštita U svakom većem mjestu u Istri postoji ambulanta Hitne medicinske pomoći, kao i ljekarne koje obično rade od 8 do 19 sati. U većim mjestima postoje dežurne ljekarne koje rade 24 sata. Strani gosti ne plaćaju liječničke usluge, ako između Hrvatske i matične zemlje gosta postoji potpisana konvencija o zdravstvenoj zaštiti. Svi strani državljani koji borave u Hrvatskoj imaju pravo na HITNU POMOĆ. Istra, kao i cijela Hrvatska, spadaju u ZEMLJE BEZ RIZIKA kada su u pitanju teške zarazne bolesti, stoga se niti gosti koji dolaze u Hrvatsku, a u svojim su državama redovno cijepljeni, ne moraju dodatno cijepiti prije dolaska. Potrebni dokumenti Bolesnički list, na temelju potvrde o osiguranju inozemnog nositelja osiguranja, izdaju: - ispostave Hrvatskog zavoda za zdravstveno osiguranje (HZZO) ili - turističke ambulante; Za vrijeme boravka u Hrvatskoj turisti mogu koristiti usluge u zdravstvenim ustanovama i bolnicama, uz minimalnu naplatu koju plaćaju žitelji Hrvatske: - osiguranici iz Bugarske, Mađarske, Poljske i Velike Britanije trebaju predočiti putovnicu, - uz putovnicu ili osobnu iskaznicu turistima iz sljedećih zemalja potrebni su i obrasci: - Austrija - obrazac A/HR 3 - Belgija - B/Y 11 - Bosna i Hercegovina - BH/HR 3 - Češka - CZ/HR 111 i CZ/HR 111A - Francuska SE 21-04 A - Italija - 111 I - Luksemburg - L/HR 111 - Makedonija - RM/HR 3 - Nizozemska NL/HR 111 - Njemačka - HR/D 111 i HR/D 112 - Rumunjska - R/Y 11 - Slovenija - SLO/HR 3 - Srbija i Crna Gora - SCG/HR 111. Turisti mogu koristiti i usluge privatnih liječnika i zubara (uz naplatu)