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Visas
Sat, 01/20/2007 - 19:46
im from England so within the EU so that means i can enter all the EU countries right?
but what about the other contries that arn’t a part of it, for example Croatia?
No problem. Re: Croatia, with a British passport, you’ll be granted 90 days to play tourist when you arrive, and will not need any addittional visas or paperwork. Embassy of Croatia in the United Kingdom, Consular Services division: http://uk.mfa.hr/?mh…
Probably the only countries that you need a visa before arriving at the border are Russia, Belarus, and Moldova.
ok then i dout i will be travelling to those countries anyways so thats all good. thanks alot[
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