Cape Verde visa for citizens of Croatia

The Republic of Cape Verde has just signed a visa free agreement with the citizens of Croatia. It is not known at this stage whether it will be a simple stamp in the passport from a border control officer, or a formal visa, for which an application must be submitted prior to travelling.

Holders of the Cape Verde visa for citizens of Croatia are entitled to stay visa-free up to within a 6-month period, provided they have a return ticket or proof that they will be able to purchase one on arrival. They should also have sufficient funds for their stay in Cape Verde, i.e., 50 Euros per day.

In order to help you apply for the Cape Verde visa for citizens of Croatia, we wrote this article for you with all the questions you may have around the Visa:

Frequently Asked Questions

When I submit an online Pre-Arrival Registration application, what do I need to bring?

These documents are required when you apply for a Cape Verde Pre-Arrival Registration online:

• A passport is required for all applicants, including children over the age of two who are travelling with a parent or guardian. It must be valid for at least 6 months after the intended date of departure.
• Documents to show you'll be able to travel on the dates you've confirmed.
• The passport must be valid for at least 6 months after your planned departure.

What is the processing time of my online application?

You have three alternatives for processing times to choose from when you use iVisa.com. You may pick the one that is most convenient for you. The following are the three choices:

• Standard processing takes .
• Rush processing takes .
• Super Rush processing takes .

The processing time determines the cost of your Cape Verde Pre-Arrival Registration. The following are their fees:

• Standard processing – .
• Rush processing - .
• Super Rush processing - .

Is there anything important I should know about the Cape Verde Pre-Arrival Registration?

TheCape Verde visa for citizens of Croatia travelers who plan to visit Croatis can apply for the Pre-Arrival Registration on iVisa.com. The procedure is very simple and quick. Only internet access and a credit or debit card are required for payment processing. It's always a good idea to double-check visa requirements with the nearest embassy because they may change suddenly.

Approval of the Pre-Arrival Registration does not guarantee entry into Cape Verde automatically. Entry might be denied if an officer believes a visitor does not fulfill immigration standards or presents a national security risk to the nation.

How long does my Cape Verde Pre-Arrival Registration last?

After your arrival, you must complete the Pre-Arrival Registration. This is a visa and the Cape Verde visa for citizens of Croatia allows a maximum stay of .

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