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Is Croatia a part of?
Croatia is independent country. It's part of NATO, WTO and CEFTA. Soon will enter European Union
When did Slovakia enter the European Union?
2004.
Do you need a visa as well as a passport to travel to Croatia?
Yes, travelers typically need both a valid passport and, depending on their nationality, a visa to enter Croatia. Citizens of the European Union (EU) and several other countries can enter Croatia with just a passport for short stays. However, travelers from countries that do not have visa-free agreements with Croatia will need to obtain a visa prior to their arrival. It's important to check the specific requirements based on your nationality before traveling.
What year did Poland enter the European Union?
1 May 2004
Does Schengen visa qualifies you to enter Croatia?
Yes, with Schengen visa you can enter in Croatia.
What time did the Czech Republic enter the European union?
1st April 2004.
Do I need a visa for the UK?
Yes, you will need a visa to enter the UK if you are not a citizen of a country that is part of the European Union or European Economic Area.
Can you enter Croatia with unpaid medical bills?
no!!
What are some undeveloped countries in Europe?
Europe is generally highly developed but there are some countries that are really heavily below European standards. 1. Moldova (definitely the less developed European country) 2. Kosovo (not fully recognised) 3. Albania, 4. Bosnia and Herzegovina (mostly undeveloped because of recent war in 1992-1995) 5. Ukraine. This is more or less it. There are also examples of Romania and Bulgaria which are in the European Union but are not much better than these five, and also example of IDK Iceland or Croatia which are outside of the EU (Croatia will enter it in 2013) but developed.
Is a visa needed to travel to England?
yes It depends on your citizenship.
If Indian citizen having schengen visa can enter Macedonia?
Yes. Macedonia like the rest of Greece is part of the European Union.
Do Australians require a visa to enter Croatia?
Yes, absolutely.
