A visa for treatment in Croatia is issued to citizens of third countries that are entering Croatia for long-term treatment, therapy or rehabilitation in public or private medical institutions, if they submit a letter of acceptance from the relevant institutions stating the diagnosis and duration of treatment.

This type of visa can also be granted to a potential companion who helps such third-country citizens if they are unable to take care of themselves, when this is expressly stated in the letter of acceptance.

Medical visa fee for Croatia

The fee for a medical visa is 60 Euros and it is paid during the application process. Additionally, you may need to pay other administrative fees, such a visa center fee, courier fee, etc., depending on the country and place of submission of your documents. Fees may vary depending on your nationality or country of submission.

Where to apply for a medical visa to Croatia?

You should apply for a Croatian medical visa at the Croatian visa centers, embassies or consulates, depending on which of them accepts visa applications in your country of residence. If they are not available in your country, you need to contact the nearest embassy or consulate.