Croatia is a beautiful country that attracts tourists from all over the world. Our compatriots, who have chosen the Adriatic coast with blue water and endless bays, are no exception. Such a demand for holidays is due to the fact that a visa to Croatia for Russians was not required, and many preferred the resorts of this particular country.
Every year there were more and more Russian vacationers, and it was the ease of crossing the border that was the reason. Thanks to this influx of tourists, tourism began to actively develop in Croatia, new jobs appeared - guides, re altors, tour operators, hotel and hotel employees, restaurant workers, merchants and even souvenir manufacturers.
But sooner or later all good things come to an end. A visa to Croatia is required for Russians - such a requirement was made by Brussels as part of the country's accession to the European Union on July 1, 2013. In addition to Russia, such restrictions affected Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Turkey.
Agricultural enterprises, major corporations are being bought up by European giants, banks are being taken over by Union Credit. This positionaffairs in the country irrevocably, but Croatia, in particular the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, promises to organize visa centers in Russia so as not to lose potential tourists.
A visa to Croatia for Russians and its issuance will be a standard procedure, as for other EU countries. On this basis, one hundred Russian travel agencies were accredited, among which a competition was held to create visa centers outside Moscow. According to a representative of the Croatian Foreign Ministry, specialists will be sent to Russia to help organize the centers.
Visa to Croatia for Russians - what will happen next? After all, the Adriatic is not only Croatia, but also Montenegro, Albania, Bosnia, where there is a visa-free regime for our compatriots. In addition, these countries are actively developing in the field of tourism - inexpensive hotels are being built, the prices for the service are acceptable, and recreation is available for different segments of the population. And it may turn out that the choice of potential tourists will not be in favor of Croatia at all, and the fault is the newly established visa regime, which adds a lot of difficulties in organizing a trip.
Schengen visa
Yes, and a bit about what a Schengen visa is. The requirements for obtaining are simple and are determined by only three points:
- A foreigner's document is required. The Schengen states accept a Russian passport, provided that it is valid for at least three months after the expiration of the visa.
- A tourist must be financially secure, have the means to live,housing for the duration of your stay in the Schengen area, a ticket or money for a return trip.
- The passage of persons who pose a threat to the rule of law and the rule of law of one of the Schengen countries is prohibited.
Processing does not take as fast as we would like, but if you need a Schengen visa urgently, then for an additional fee it will take a few days.
