Croatia Visa?

[kingoftheicedragons]

We're going on a cruise that stops in Croatia next October. We got an email from Carnival yesterday that said while visas are not required for US citizens, a visa may be required for Canadian citizens and residents of the United States (I'm a US citizen, but my wife is a Canadian citizen with permanent residence in the US). I did a very quick search on a couple of websites, and it doesn't appear that a visa would be required for Canadian citizens, but I wondered if there is anyone who could answer that from experience? Would it make a difference if you were a resident of the US but a citizen of Canada in terms of needing a visa? Thanks for the help.

[mbeginner]

We're going on a cruise that stops in Croatia next October. We got an email from Carnival yesterday that said while visas are not required for US citizens, a visa may be required for Canadian citizens and residents of the United States (I'm a US citizen, but my wife is a Canadian citizen with permanent residence in the US). I did a very quick search on a couple of websites, and it doesn't appear that a visa would be required for Canadian citizens, but I wondered if there is anyone who could answer that from experience? Would it make a difference if you were a resident of the US but a citizen of Canada in terms of needing a visa? Thanks for the help.

 

 

Canadian citizens do not need visa

 

http://www.mfa.hr/MVP.asp?pcpid=1615&dmid=107#pocdrz

[6rugrats]

This is a good webpage to use for this type of information:

 

http://croatia.visahq.com/requirements/Canada/resident-United_States/

[kingoftheicedragons]

Thanks, that's what I was thinking based on what I found, but I just wanted a second opinion since I got the email that said it may be required.

[gerena]

We just got back 3 weeks ago. We, USA and our table mates ( Canadian)who we went with to Dubrovnik off the cruise ship. Did not need a visa. We were requested to have on us photo idea however--driver's license, but no one asked!