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Einreise nach Kroatien nach Covid-19 Pandemie

Yacht owners can breathe a sigh of relief: As of May 31st, the quarantine obligation for Austrian citizens after returning from abroad ends. This is the intention of the "legal regulation for measures when entering Austria from neighbouring countries in the version of 15.5.2020 (Federal Law Gazette 195/2020). This means that anyone who wants to spend Pentecost on the Adriatic...

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Einreise nach Kroatien: Grenzübergang Macelj

According to politicians regarding the entry into Croatia, the first SeaHelp members took action and headed to their ships in Croatia. At the borders, some reported, still with a somewhat "queasy" feeling, because despite all the assurances of the official authorities, it was not quite clear whether and how it would be implemented by the border police. But to anticipate...

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Einreisebestimmungen Kroatien: Yachteigner und Bootsbesitzer können wieder zu Ihren Booten

Due to a SeaHelp inquiry at the Croatian consulate in Frankfurt because of not completely clarified entry requirements, the link to the publication of the CNTB (Croatian Tourism Office, editor's note) sent by the consulate now provides clarity. We have already translated the English text into German. According to the text, it looks like boat owners can enter the country...

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Covid-19: Kroatien öffnet Grenzen unter Auflagen

At the Sunday press conference of the national civil protection authority, the Croatian border opening in the light version was once again confirmed. In order to limit it to the facts relevant for foreign visitors according to the current status: As already reported, business travellers for business purposes and for a reason that cannot be postponed, as well as foreign...

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COVID-19 Pandemie: Kroatien plant Grenzöffnung

After the COVID-19 pandemic caused by SARS-CoV-2: The borders with Croatia are opening, slowly but surely, as Minister of the Interior Davor Božinović announced at the press conference on Saturday at the regular press conference of the national civil protection. Croats are allowed to travel abroad again, if possible, and to enter without restrictions. Foreign citizens may enter for urgent...

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The yachts in Croatia are waiting for the opening of the border

The Croatian ministries are rather restrictive when it comes to public communications. This makes it all the more interesting to note that the Croatian Ministry of Tourism, under the leadership of Minister of Tourism Gari Cappelli, has published two reports in the last few days dealing with the opening of its country's borders to tourists following a decrease in the...

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ACI Marinas nach COVID-19-Pandemie wieder aktiv

This should probably convince even the last sceptics who still doubted the start of the water sports season 2020 in the Croatian Adriatic: With effect from 4 May 2020, operations in Croatian ACI marinas will return to normal, and reception, maintenance and service companies will resume their activities, albeit with certain restrictions due to the COVID 19 pandemic. This should...

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Infectiologist Prof. Dr. Andrea Grisold from Graz: There is no danger on a yacht in Croatia if the hygiene and distance rules are observed.

Is it possible to go to Croatia again soon without hesitation and spend your holiday or charter there, if possible on a yacht, without worrying about exposing yourself to a possible infection with the corona virus, (COVID-19) SARS CoV-2? Admittedly, for most yacht owners or charter crews the glass is probably half full rather than half empty and they can...

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