- Croatia’s Customs Administration has clarified procedures for online purchases from non-EU countries due to increased cross-border e-commerce and consumer protection needs.
- A comprehensive FAQ addresses customs declarations, duties, VAT, courier authorizations, low-value shipment simplifications, prepaid import charges, restrictions, fees, and refund/correction processes.
- Key consumer questions include requirements for customs procedures, use of the e-Građani system, courier authorizations, definitions of express shipments, exemptions for complimentary goods, additional fees, and refund or correction options.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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