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Geographic position Croatia occupies the largest part of the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea which, as a part of the Mediterranean Sea, penetrates deepest into European soil. Croatia’s shoreline and numerous islands enjoy the majority of the Adriatic coastline. The narrow Dinara Mountain Range separates the country’s Mediterranean region from its central European continental part, which spans from the easterly edges of the Alps in the North-West to the shores of the Danube in the East, encompassing the southern part of the fertile Pannonian lowlands. Surface area The mainland covers an area of 56 594 km2 and coastal waters cover a surface area of 31 479 km2. Population Croatia has 4 290 612 inhabitants. Demographics The majority of the population are Croats, with the largest minorities being Serbs, Bosnians, Slovenes, Hungarians, Czechs, Italians and Albanians. System of government Croatia is a multi-party parliamentary republic. Capital With 792 875 inhabitants, Zagreb is the economic, transport, cultural and academic centre of the country. Length of the coastline 6 278 km, of which 4 398 km is made up of island coastlines, solitary rocks and reefs. Number of islands, islets, solitary rocks and reefs The largest islands are Krk and Cres. There are 50 inhabited islands. Highest peak Dinara, 1 831 m above sea level. Climate: There are three climate zones in Croatia: in the country’s continental interior the prevailing climate zone is moderately continental , while the mountain climate prevails at 1200m above the sea level. The areas along the Adriatic coast have a pleasantly mild Mediterranean climate with a large number of sunny days, summers are hot and dry and winters are mild and wet. The average temperatures in the continental interior are: January -2 oC to 0 oC, with somewhat lower temperatures in the mountains; July temperatures reach 20 oC-22˚C, and around 13˚C in the highlands. The average temperatures in the Littoral (Adriatic Coast) are: January 5˚C - 9 oC and July 23°C - 26°C. Winter sea temperature is about 12 oC and it reaches approximately 25 oC in the summer. Information: www.meteo.hr (dhmz@cirus.dhz.hr) Currency: The official currency in Croatia is the kuna (1 kuna = 100 lipa). Foreign currency can be exchanged in banks, exchange offices, post offices and in the majority of tourist information offices, hotels and campsites. Credit cards (Eurocard / Mastercard, Visa, American Express and Diners) are accepted in almost all hotels, marinas, restaurants, shops and cash machines. Power supply: 220 V, frequency: 50 Hz Tap water is safe to drink in all of Croatia. Customs regulations in the Republic of Croatia are almost entirely harmonised with EU regulations and standards, but the value of those non-commercial items that are brought into the country for personal use and are exempt from tax duty or PDV (VAT), is limited to only 1,000 HRK (kuna). Foreign and local currency and cheques may be freely taken in and out of the country by both foreign and Croatian citizens with foreign residence, but transfers of an amount of 10,000 Euros or more must be declared to a customs official. Valuable professional equipment and other technical devices must also be declared to a customs official at the border crossing. VAT is refunded to persons who do not have permanent or temporary residence in Croatia, for individual goods purchased in Croatia, for amounts in excess of 740.00 HRK (Kuna), upon the presentation of a Tax Cheque form verified by a customs official during the export of purchased goods, at the latest 3 months from the day of purchase. Foreign nationals must claim Tax refunds within six months of the receipt issue date. For additional information please contact the Customs Administration: www.carina.hr The transport of house pets across state borders is possible only with the necessary veterinary documentation certifying the animals’ state of health. Cats and dogs must be fitted with an electronic identification system (microchip). Up to five pets can be imported at border crossings approved for the circulation of certain house pets, whilst the import of larger numbers of animals must be made at a border crossing where there is a border veterinary inspection. When travelling with your pet, you are responsible for it When bringing your pet into the Republic of Croatia, it is your responsibility to meet all the conditions necessary for its importation. Please check, for instance, whether your pet has been vaccinated, that is, re-vaccinated, on time, whether an antibody titer test has been performed and whether it has a valid passport or veterinary certificate. If your pet does not meet these criteria, then your entry into the Republic of Croatian may be denied, that is, your pet can be returned to the country of origin or quarantined at the permitted border crossing. The owner will bear all costs arising from the implementation of these measures. In line with the Regulations on veterinary conditions for the non-commercial transportation of pets, the following animals species are considered as pets: dogs, cats, pet ferrets (Mustela putorius) from the marten family (Mustelidae), invertebrates (except for bees and crayfish), ornamental tropical fish, amphibians, reptiles, all bird species (except for poultry), rodents and rabbits. Maximum number of animals The importation of a maximum of five animals can be considered as non-commercial. The animals must be subjected to an identification and document inspection by a customs official at a border crossing of the Republic of Croatia. These animals will not be considered a commodity and must be accompanied by their owner or a person authorised by the owner to accompany them for the entirety of the trip. Conditions General import conditions for dogs, cats and tame martens (also called domestic ferret, white ferret, African ferret, weasel, skunk, tamed ferret, domestic weasel or tamed weasel – Mustela putorius) coming from EU member states and low-risk countries outside the EU: They must be fitted with an electronic identification system (microchip). If the animal is fitted with a microchip that is not in line with the ISO Standard 11784 or 11785, the owner must provide the appropriate microchip scanner. The name and address of the animal’s owner must be determinable at all times. The animal’s passport or certificate, which is transported with the animal, needs to contain the microchip number which has been issued by a veterinarian. They must be accompanied by a passport or certificate issued by a veterinarian authorised by the relevant body. They must be vaccinated against rabies Animals coming from EU countries, or countries outside the EU that are considered low-risk, that are under three months of age and have not been vaccinated can be imported into the territory of the Republic of Croatia if the owner or accompanier holds a valid passport or certificate and if the animals have been living in the same place since birth and have not been in contact with wild animals which may have been exposed to infections, or are travelling with their mother on whom they are still dependent. Dogs, cats and members of the marten family coming from high-risk countries must fulfil the following conditions: They must be fitted with an electronic identification system (microchip) They must have a veterinary certificate issued by an official veterinarian or, at re-entry, a passport (dogs from Croatia) They must be vaccinated against rabies They must have undergone a test on the neutralization of antibodies with the titration of antibodies equalling at least 0.5 IJ/ml on a sample taken by a certified veterinarian, in a certified laboratory, 30 days after vaccination at the earliest and three months prior to transfer. A list of authorized facilities can be found at the following web page: http://ec.europa.eu/food/animal/liveanimals/pets/approval_en.htm. The stipulated period of three months is not applicable in the case of the re-entry of pets from the Republic of Croatia whose passport confirms that the titration of antibodies with a positive result was carried out before the animal left the Republic of Croatia. Animals imported commercially, and those being shipped as a parcel, need to be examined by a veterinarian prior to shipment. For additional information please contact the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Rural Development – Administration for Veterinary Medicine Tel. web: www.mps.hr There are hospitals and clinics located in all larger towns and cities, while smaller centres have dispensaries and pharmacies only. Foreign visitors who are covered by health insurance in their own country are not obliged to pay for emergency medical services during a private stay in the Republic of Croatia if a convention on Social Security has been signed between Croatia and the visitors’ country of origin, i.e. if they have in their possession a certificate stipulated by such a convention confirming their right to health care. Health care (including transport) is used for emergency cases in the manner and according to regulations valid for Croatian citizens covered by Social Security, with identical participation in health care costs (participation). Persons coming from countries with which no such convention has been signed personally bear the costs of health services rendered. For further information, please contact the Croatian Institute for Health Insurance web: www.hzzo-net.hr 1 January - New Year’s Day 6 January - Epiphany Easter Sunday & Easter Monday 1 May - Labour Day Corpus Christi 22 June - Anti-Fascist Resistance Day 25 June - Statehood Day 5 August - Victory Day and National Thanksgiving Day 15 August - Assumption Day 8 October - Independence Day 1 November - All Saints’ Day 25-26 December - Christmas Holidays During the tourist season, most shops are open from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. on weekdays, and many are also open during the weekend. Public services and business offices generally work from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m., Monday to Friday. Weekdays, in smaller centres from 7 a.m. until 2 p.m. Some offices work a split shift. In most towns and tourist centres, duty post offices are open on Saturdays and Sundays. Phone cards are used in all public telephones and may be purchased from post offices and from newspaper kiosks. International calls may be made directly from any public telephone. Web: www.posta.hr This number can be reached any time, day or night, regardless of where you are in the Republic of Croatia or in the European Union. Calls to this number are free of charge. Calls can be made through all operators and all telephone devices by dialling 112. In the event of an accident, the 112 Centre can be contacted in any one of the following foreign languages: English German Italian Hungarian Slovakian Czech If you need: Emergency medical assistance, The assistance of fire fighters, The assistance of the police, The assistance of the Mountain Rescue Service, The assistance of other emergency services and operative search and rescue forces. If you see: a fire, spills or leaks of dangerous substances, pollution of drinkable water, streams, rivers, or the sea, other instances which present a danger to the life and health of people or animals, cultural heritage or the environment. When you call, pass the following information: what happened, where it happened, when it happened, are there any injured persons, what the injuries are, what assistance is required, who is calling. Outdoor activities Tell relatives or friends the route and plan of your journey Walk on marked paths and trails Take sufficient quantities of water with you Prepare adequate clothing and footwear Prepare mobile telephone devices Monitor weather forecasts Handle open fires carefully and in line with regulations Do not throw cigarette butts or flammable objects outside Fire prevention Check that you have undertaken all the necessary measures to prevent fire! Do not throw burning or inflammable objects into the environment! Observe signs forbidding the lighting of fires! Take care that your parked vehicles do not obstruct fire fighting vehicle approaches and access roads. What should you do in case of fire? Immediately notify the fire brigade of the fire on the telephone number 112. Use a hand-held fire extinguisher (if one is available) and only attempt to extinguish the fire if doing so does not endanger you or others. Notify people in the area about the fire. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN BY THE FIRE BRIGADE REMEMBER: Non compliance with fire protection regulations will result in the Ministry of Internal Affairs raising a violation report or imposing a fine on the perpetrator. On the road Avoid traffic jams during the peak tourism season and driving at weekends and holidays, Be well rested when driving, Adjust your speed to the conditions on the road and the speed limits, In the event of a traffic jam, be patient and take sufficient quantities of water with you. At sea In case of an accident or sea pollution, call 9155 (National Headquarters for Search and Rescue at Sea) or 112. Before setting sail, inform yourself of the weather forecast, especially for the Adriatic, While swimming, stay in sight of other swimmers, Inform family and friends of the approximate location in which you will be diving and mark the area appropriately, Moderate your exposure to the sun and use protective mediums Do not overestimate your own capabilities, Have sufficient quantities of drinking water with you. Environmental protection The protection of biodiversity is in compliance with valid EU regulations. With regards to swimming, the waters of the Croatian Adriatic Sea are of a high quality according to EU criteria. In the event of environmental pollution, please phone 112. Croatian Radio broadcasts programmes in foreign languages designed for tourists in Croatia on several frequencies. A daily programme is broadcast at 8:05 pm on Channel One, in English, for a duration of approximately 10 min. During the summer season, Channel Two of the Croatian Radio (98,5 Mhz – northwestern Croatia and the Dubrovnik Littoral; 105.3 Mhz – Istria; 96.1 Mhz – Split; 98.9 Mhz – the Makarska Littoral; 93.3 Mhz – Gorski kotar) will broadcast, in addition to regular news and reports from HAK (the Croatian Automobile Club) in Croatian, traffic information in English and German, and in August, also in Italian. Traffic and congestion alerts from HAK are broadcast in Croatian and English. During the summer period, on Channel Two of the Croatian Radio, news is broadcast every hour from the Third Channel of Austrian Radio and Bayern 3 in German, RAI Uno in Italian, Radio Prague in Czech, Absolute Radio in English and from the International Station of Croatian Radio – “Voice of Croatia” also in English, German and Spanish. During the summer, Radio Prague reporters broadcast news for their nationals staying in Croatia via the following regional radio stations: Radio Split, Radio Dubrovnik and Radio Rijeka. International country code for Croatia: +385 Ambulance: 194 Fire Brigade: 193 Police: 192 National Centre for Search and Rescue at Sea: 195 Unique National number for all emergency situations: 112 General information: 18981 Information on local and intercity numbers: 11880; 11888 Information on international numbers: 11802 Weather forecast and road conditions: 060 520 520 Croatian Automobile Club (HAK): Roadside vehicle assistance: 1987 (When calling from abroad or by mobile phone, call +385 1 1987) Web: www.hak.hr, E-mail: info@hak.hr Become one of our succesfull partner,working with us brings great benefits. Read more.. Email:ЭToT aдpec элekTpoHHoй пoчTы зaщищeH oT cпaM-бoToB. y Bac дoлжeH быTb BkлючeH JavaScript для пpocMoTpa.
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Zemljopisni položaj? Hrvatska se prostire od krajnjih istočnih rubova Alpi na sjeverozapadu do Panonske nizine i obala Dunava na istoku, središnji joj dio pokriva planinski masiv Dinare, a južni joj dio završava na obali Jadranskog mora. Kopneni dio iznosi 56.594 km2, a površina teritorijalnog mora 31.067 km2. Glavni grad i stanovništvo? Zagreb (779.145 st.) gospodarsko, prometno, kulturno i akademsko središte zemlje. 4.437.460 stanovnika; nacionalni sastav: većina stanovništva su Hrvati, dok najbrojnije manjine čine Srbi, Bošnjaci, Slovenci, Mađari, Česi, Talijani Albanci. Hrvatska je višestranačka parlamentarna republika. Obalno područje i najviši vrh? 5.835,30 km, od toga 4.058 km obale otoka, hridi i grebena. Broj otoka: 1185; najveći otoci Krk i Cres; nastanjenih otoka je 47. Najviši vrh: Dinara 1831 m/nm. Klima? U Hrvatskoj postoje tri klimatske zone; u unutrašnjosti prevladava umjereno topla kišna klima, a na najvišim vrhuncima snježna šumska kima, dok u području uzduž jadranske obale vlada ugodna mediteranska klima s mnogo sunčanih dana; ljeta su suha i vruća, zime blage i vlažne. Prosječna temperatura u unutrašnjosti: siječanj -2°C do 0°C, i nešto niže na najvećim nadmorskim visinama, kolovoz oko 20°C te oko 12°C na najvišim vrhuncima. Prosječna temperatura u primorju: siječanj 5°C do 9°C, kolovoz 22°C do 25°C; temperatura mora zimi je 12°C, a ljeti oko 25°C. Valuta? Službena valuta u Hrvatskoj je kuna (1 kuna =100 lipa). Postoje kovanice od 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 i 50 Lipa, te 1, 2, 5 i 25 Kuna i novčanice od 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1,000 Kuna. Strane valute? Strana valuta mijenja se u bankama, mjenjačnicama, poštanskim uredima i u većini turističkih agencija, hotela i kampova. Struja i voda? Električni napon gradske mreže: 220V, a frekvencija: 50Hz Voda iz slavine pitka je u svim dijelovima Hrvatske. Telefonski kod i vremenska zona? Pozivni broj za Hrvatsku je +385. Vremenska zona: GMT plus jedan sat zimi i GMT plus dva sata ljeti Putne isprave? Valjana putovnica ili neka druga isprava, priznata međunarodnim sporazumom; za neke države i osobna iskaznica (isprava kojom se dokazuje identitet i državljanstvo nositelja). za više informacija: Diplomatske misije i konzularni uredi Republike Hrvatske u inozemstvu ili Ministarstvo vanjskih poslova i europskih integracija Republike Hrvatske. Tel: 01 4569 964 Web: www.mvpei.hr Carinske odredbe? Carinske odredbe Republike Hrvatske usklađene su sa standardima zemalja Europske unije, no unos predmeta nekomercijalne naravi za osobnu uporabu oslobođen je plaćanja carine i PDV-a samo do iznosa 300 kuna. Unos mesnih i mliječnih proizvoda, bez posebnog veterinarskog pregleda, te meda ograničen je na 1 kg, a unos vina moguć je samo do količine od 5 litara. Strana i domaća valuta slobodno se unosi i iznosi; domaća valuta do 15.000 kn, ali uz obvezu prijavljivanja cariniku svakoga prijenosa gotovine (bilo strane valute, bilo kuna) iznad svote od 40.000 kuna. Vredniju profesionalnu i tehničku opremu treba prijaviti na granici. Nerezident slobodno unosi i iznosi čekove u kunama. Povrat poreza stranim državljanima moguće je realizirati za robu kupljenu u iznosu većem od 500 kuna s potvrdom obrasca »Porezni ček« (Tax cheque) kod izlaska iz zemlje. Informacije: Republika Hrvatska Carinska administracija (tel 01 6102 333); Web: www.carina.hr Medicinska služba? Bolnice i klinike su u svim većim gradovima, a ambulante kao i ljekarne u manjim mjestima. Strani turisti ne plaćaju liječničke usluge ako Hrvatska i država iz koje dolaze imaju sklopljen ugovor o socijalnom osiguranju, tj. ako su u posjedu tim ugovorom predviđene potvrde o pravu na zdravstvenu zaštitu. Zdravstvena zaštita (uključujući i prijevoz) koristi se za hitne slučajeve, na način i po propisima koji vrijede za hrvatske osiguranike, pri čemu se na isti način sudjeluje i u troškovima zdravstvene zaštite (participacija i administrativna taksa). Osobe koje dolaze iz država s kojima nije sklopljen ugovor troškove zdravstvene zaštite snose osobno. Hrvatska je pokrivena mrežom veterinarskih klinika i ambulanti. Nacionalni praznici? 1. siječnja - Nova godina; 6. siječnja – Sv. tri kralja; Uskrs i uskrsni ponedjeljak; 01. svibnja - Praznik rada; Tijelovo; 22. lipnja - Dan antifašističke borbe; 25. lipnja - Dan državnosti; 05. kolovoza - Dan pobjede i domovinske zahvalnosti; 15. kolovoza - Velika Gospa; 08. listopada - Dan neovisnosti; 01. studenoga - Svi sveti 25. i 26. prosinca – božićni blagdani. Radna vremena? Većina trgovina radnim je danom otvorena od 08 do 20 sati, subotom i nedjeljom do 14 sati; u sezoni i dulje. Javne službe i poslovni uredi uglavnom rade od 08 do 16 sati od ponedjeljka do petka. Pošta i telekomunikacije? Poštanski uredi radnim danom otvoreni su od 07 do 19 sati; u manjim mjestima od 07 do 14 sati, a neki rade i dvokratno. U većim gradovima i turističkim mjestima dežurne pošte otvorene su subotom i nedjeljom. Na svim javnim telefonima koriste se telefonske kartice koje se prodaju u poštama i na novinskim kioscima. S bilo kojega telefona može se izravno zvati inozemstvo. Web: www.posta.hr Zaštita okoliša? Zaštita biološke raznolikosti u skladu je s važećim propisima EU-a. More za kupanje na hrvatskom Jadranu vrlo je visoke kakvoće i prema kriterijima EU-a. U slučaju izvanrednog onečišćenja okoliša na kopnu obavijestite Centar 112. Primijetite li požar, molimo Vas, obavijestite ostale osobe u svojoj okolini; odmah dojavite na broj telefona -93 ili broj -112; do dolaska vatrogasaca pokušajte ugasiti požar, ali tako da ne ugrozite sebe i ostale! Za dodatne informacije o okolišu kontaktirajte Ministarstvo zaštite okoliša, prostornog uređenja i graditeljstva, Upravu za zaštitu okoliša na telefon +385 1 3782-111, e-mail adresa: Ova email adresa je zaštićena od spam robota, nije vidljiva ako ste isključili Javascript Web: www.mzopu.hr Protupožarna i ostala zaštita? Provjerite jeste li poduzeli sve kako biste spriječili požar! Ne bacajte zapaljene ili zapaljive predmete u okoliš! Poštujte znakove zabrane loženja vatre! Pazite da Vaše parkirano vozilo ne zatvara vatrogasne pristupe i prilaze. Broj 112 nazovite ukoliko Vam je potrebna: hitna ili nužna medicinska pomoć, pomoć vatrogasaca, pomoć gorske službe spašavanja, hitna ili nužna veterinarska pomoć. Ukoliko opazite: požar, istjecanje opasnih tvari, onečišćenje pitke vode, potoka, rijeka ili mora. U slučaju nesreća na kopnu ili moru nazovite 112 (jedinstveni broj za sve hitne situacije), a u slučaju nesreće na moru nazovite 112 ili 9155 (Nacionalnu središnjicu za traganje i spašavanje na moru). Važni telefonski brojevi? Međunarodni pozivni broj za Hrvatsku: 385 Hitna pomoć: 94 Vatrogasci: 93 Policija: 92 Pomoć na cesti: 987 (ako zovete iz inozemstva ili mobitela birajte +385 1 987) Nacionalna središnjica za spašavanje i traganje na moru: 9155 Jedinstveni broj za sve hitne situacije: 112 Opće informacije: 981 Informacije o mjesnim i međugradskim telefonskim brojevima: 988 Informacije o međunarodnim telefonskim brojevima: 902 Vremenska prognoza i stanje na cestama: 060 520 520 Hrvatski autoklub (HAK) +385 1 4640 800; Internet: www.hak.hr , e-mail: Ova email adresa je zaštićena od spam robota, nije vidljiva ako ste isključili Javascript Radijske vijesti na stranim jezicima u turističkoj sezoni? Hrvatski radio na nekoliko programa emitira emisije na stranim jezicima koje su namijenjene turistima u Hrvatskoj. Na prvom programu Hrvatskog radija svaki dan u 20:05 h emitira se emisija na engleskom jeziku u trajanju do 10 minuta. Na Drugom programu Hrvatskog radija (98,5 Mhz), uz redovite vijesti na hrvatskom jeziku, HAK će tijekom ljeta (od 18.06. do 09.09.2007.g) izvještavati o stanju na cestama na engleskom, njemačkom i talijanskom jeziku. U istom razdoblju ljeti svaki puni sat emitiraju se vijesti i izvješća o stanju na cestama izravno iz studija Trećeg programa Austrijskog radija, RAI Uno, britanskog VIRGIN radija, radio Praga i međunarodnog programa Hrvatskog radija – Glas Hrvatske. Češke turiste ljeti, novinari radio Praga, jednom dnevno informiraju putem regionalnih postaja: radio Splita, radio Dubrovnika i radio Rijeke.