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Do Spanish passport holders need a visa for Croatia?

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No visa. Spanish citizens can enter Croatia with a DNI or a passport.

Croatia is an EU and Schengen member, so Spanish citizens need no visa. The Spanish foreign ministry says every traveler must carry a valid identity document, a DNI or a passport, for the whole trip. Staying beyond three months means registering with the Croatian authorities within the first 90 days.

Source: Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, UE y Cooperación (Spain). Checked Oct 2, 2026See the source

Visa: Not required; Croatia is an EU and Schengen member.
Documents: DNI or passport; Valid for the whole trip, per the Spanish foreign ministry.
Registration: Only beyond 3 months; Register with the Croatian authorities within the first 90 days.
At the border: No EES, no ETIAS; Both are for non-EU visitors; Croatia lists the EES as not applying to EU citizens.

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