Big News at Croatian Borders From November 1st. Here's What's Changing with Customs
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CUSTOMS administration from November 1, 2026. introduces the eODPP digital service. It allows travelers to pre-declare goods that exceed limits and pay customs online, speeding up border crossing.
On November 1, 2026, the Customs Administration will introduce a new digital service intended for travelers who bring goods subject to import duties into the territory of the Republic of Croatia and the European Union. With the aim of facilitating and accelerating cross-border traffic at international border crossings, the Ministry of Finance - Customs Administration, from November 1, 2026, will enable travelers to use a new digital […]
New rules on the border with Croatia: What must citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina do before crossing? - From November 1, travelers from Bosnia and Herzegovina will be able to pre-declare goods subject to customs duties, at the earliest five days before crossing the border.
The Customs Administration is introducing a new digital service, eCalculation of Customs Duties in Passenger Traffic (eODPP), from 1 November 2026. The service is intended for passengers who bring goods into Croatia, or the European Union, on which import duties are payable, and its aim is to facilitate and speed up border crossings, reports Index.hr.
From November 1, 2026, travelers will be able to pre-declar goods and pay import duties via the eODPP service
From November 1, travelers from BiH can declare goods in advance and calculate customs duties when entering Croatia through the eODPP system.
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