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In Croatia, for recreational boating, you need a license (boat license) that allows you to steer a boat. The most popular of these is the license "Boat license category B". But beware: a new regulation changed the license. The Croatian license "Boat license category B" allows sports and recreational skippers to move boats and yachts up to a maximum of...
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SeaHelp asked the Croatian Ministry of the Interior in Zagreb what has changed concretely by the accession of Croatia to the Schengen area on 1.1.2023 in terms of border controls at sea - and what not. The statement we have now received confirms facilitations in border traffic. Vignette and tourist tax obligations will continue to apply. Crew lists are required...
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Against the dangerous Dieselpest in the tanks of boats and yachts, i.e. contamination due to signs of aging or bacteria, there is actually only one herb that can be used: careful tank hygiene, and if necessary, thorough tank cleaning. The specialists in this field, MFT Mikrofiltertechnik of Geesthacht, can really not complain about a lack of incoming orders at the...
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The Austrian Boat Show / Boot Tulln is the annual meeting place for Austria's water sports enthusiasts just before the start of the season. 360 exhibitors present a complete cross-section of the world of water sports. SeaHelp will also be there again and will be presenting its complete range of services at its stand in Hall 6 until Sunday, March...
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Croatia is to get an electronic payment system for its highways from the beginning of next year. At least that is what Transport Minister Oleg Butković announced in a statement. Currently, motorists must pay the toll in Croatia at toll booths with card - or in cash. With a correspondingly high traffic density, this regularly creates long nerve-racking traffic jams,...
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Despite Schengen membership of Croatia and abolition of border controls from 1.1.2023 - the permit / vignette obligation for Croatia still exists. Now very easy to renew via SeaHelp; the tourist tax can be easily transferred online.. On December 8, 2022, the Council of the European Union (EU) adopted a decision on the full application of the provisions of the...
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On December 8, 2022, the Council of the European Union (EU) adopted a decision on the full application of the provisions of the Schengen acquis in the Republic of Croatia. As a result, the Republic of Croatia will become a member state of the Schengen area on January 1, 2023. As a result, there are changes related to the transition...
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Now it is certain: Croatia is from next year a part of the large Schengen area. For tourists, this will eliminate annoying border controls and long lines at passport control. From January 1, Croatia can join the Schengen area without further border controls. This was agreed by the responsible ministers of the total of 26 Schengen countries on December 8...
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Croatia vacationers beware: who still has something of the previous national currency Kuna from trips from previous years, should act quickly. Reason: Croatia converts its currency from the kuna to the euro as of January 1, 2023. As the European Consumer Centre Germany explains, can be paid in Croatia because of the currency conversion only up to and including 14...
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