Croatia Import Regulations

Regulations

• • Imported cars must undergo homologation to ensure compliance with EU safety and emissions standards.
• • Homologation can be done at certified technical inspection stations in Croatia.
• • Certificate of Conformity (COC) is required; if unavailable, manufacturer's certificate or technical specifications can be used.

Step-by-Step Process for Importing

• • Purchase the vehicle abroad.
• • Arrange transportation and temporary plates.
• • Collect all required documents.
• • Pay VAT, PPMV, and disposal fee.
• • Complete homologation process.
• • Pass technical inspection in Croatia.
• • Register the vehicle and pay registration fees.

Duties, Taxes & Fees

• • VAT: Applicable on imported vehicles.
• • Special Motor Vehicle Tax (PPMV): Calculated based on engine size and age.
• • Disposal Fee: Environmental contribution for vehicle registration.

Documentation Required for Business Imports

• • Bill of Sale: Proof of purchase, including VIN, make/model, price, and date.
• • COC (Certificate of Conformity): EU compliance certificate.
• • Vehicle Registration Certificate: Prior registration proof.
• • Proof of Insurance: Valid coverage in Croatia.
• • Letter of Attorney + CMR Form: For customs/transport handling.