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The Consular Section is open from 8:00-4:30. If you need immediate assistance for a life or death emergency involving an U.S. citizen, please call +385 1 661 2300 between the hours of 8:00 am and 4:30 pm. To reach a duty officer outside of working hours dial +385-1-661-2200.
Outside of Croatia: +385-1-661-2200
Monday – Friday 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.
Closed on American and Croatian Holidays
The Consular section provides a variety of services for U.S. citizens as well as visa services.
Note: There is limited parking available for visa applicants and visitors to the Consular Section at the U.S. Embassy. Cars parked in private parking lots of businesses located near the Embassy may be towed.
The U.S. Citizen Services Unit assists U.S. citizens with passport renewal, registration of U.S. citizens living in Croatia, reports of birth for children of U.S. citizens born in Croatia, voter registration, income tax forms, notarial services, and emergency services to U.S. citizens.
Telephone inquiries Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Tel.: +385-1-661-2300
Fax: +385-1-665-8933
Special U.S. Citizen Services, Passport and Citizenship Services email: ZagrebACS@state.gov
The Federal Benefits Unit in Athens, Greece assists individuals resident in Croatia with questions about benefits provided by U.S. federal government agencies such as the Social Security Administration, Veterans Administration, Office of Personnel Management (civil services), and Railroad Retirement Board.
The Immigrant Visa Unit processes applications for immigrant visas by appointment only.
Telephone inquires accepted Monday – Friday, 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM.
Tel: +385-1-661-2300
Fax: +385-1-665-8933
Email: ZagrebVisas@state.gov
The Nonimmigrant Visa Unit processes applications for temporary visas to the United States. These include tourist visas, business visas, student visas, and temporary work permits.
Visa applications are accepted by appointment only.
Fax: +385-1-665-8933
Email: ZagrebVisas@state.gov
“Representing the United States Military in Croatia”
The DAO manages bilateral defense relations with Croatia’s Ministry of Defense (MoD) to upgrade the capabilities of Croatia’s armed forces and to improve professionalism, organization, and inter-operability with NATO forces. The DAO works with the MoD to mount joint military exercises, and also organizes all ship visits by U.S. naval vessels to Croatia.
The United States Defense Attache Office (USDAO) Zagreb represents the United States Military in Croatia. The United States’ defense forces include the Army, the Navy, the Air Force, the Marine Corps, the National Guard, and, in particular circumstances, the Coast Guard and the Merchant Marine.
Office of Defense Attaché
US Embassy
Ul. Thomasa Jeffersona 2
10010 Zagreb
Tel. 385-1-661-5216
e-mail: DAOZagreb@state.gov
The primary mission of the DEA Zagreb Country Office is to share intelligence, provide training, and give assistance to its host country partners as it relates to drug trafficking, money laundering, and narco-terrorism.
The DEA Zagreb Country Office falls under the command of the DEA Europe Region, which is based in Brussels, Belgium. The DEA Zagreb Country Office is a regional office, and is responsible for supporting and working jointly with the countries of Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Kosovo. Working together, the DEA Zagreb Country Office targets the major drug trafficking organizations operating in the area, and those which have connections to the United States.
For more information about the DEA, please visit our website at www.DEA.gov. To contact the DEA Zagreb Country Office directly, please use the below information:
U.S. Embassy Zagreb
Ul. Thomasa Jeffersona 2
10010 Zagreb, Croatia
Tel. +385-1-661-2111
The Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) is part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). We provide information to buyers looking for U.S. agricultural genetics, bulk, and processed commodities, food, and beverage products. We also gather market intelligence and offer market briefs to help U.S. firms better understand the local market. FAS offers some capacity building and other agricultural technical assistance programs, as well as provides technical expertise in international agricultural policy and trade discussions (i.e. food security, sustainability and climate change).
FAS can help you find U.S. agricultural product suppliers and register your company as a foreign buyer of U.S. products.
FAS has information on foreign import requirements for the following U.S. products
General Guidance on how to Export U.S. Agricultural Products
U.S. Embassy
Office of Agricultural Affairs
Thomas Jefferson Street 2
10 010 Zagreb, Croatia
Telephone: (385-1) 661-2467
E-mail: AgZagreb@state.gov
The Zagreb office is a regional post, overseen by the FAS office in Rome, Italy.
The Office of Defense Cooperation (ODC) represents United States European Command (EUCOM) and is responsible for coordinating security cooperation programs with the Croatian Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces. These activities include:
The State Partnership Program (SPP) with the Minnesota National Guard, managed by the Bilateral Affairs Officer (BAO), has been a cornerstone of the US-Croatian security cooperation relationship since its inception in 1996.
Office of Defense Cooperation
United States Embassy, Zagreb, Croatia
Thomas Jefferson 2
10000 Zagreb
Croatia
The Political/Economic section provides official information about U.S. government decisions and policies to the Croatian government. It informs the Secretary of State about political and economic developments in Croatia to ensure that the Department of State (and the rest of the Executive Branch, including the President) has current, accurate information before formulating policies which will affect the U.S.-Croatian bilateral relationship.
The Public Affairs Office has two main functions. It acts as the Embassy press office, and it runs most U.S. Government-funded cultural, information, and educational exchange programs (including Fulbright, Humphrey, and Junior Faculty Development programs). The goal of our activities is to promote greater understanding between Croatia and the United States
The U.S. Commercial Service assists U.S. companies seeking to invest in or export to Croatia. It can provide introductions to public and private sector officials, market reports, and guidance to facilitate doing business in Croatia. It also promotes cooperation and partnerships between U.S. and Croatian companies.
For in-depth information on doing business in Croatia, please check official Commercial Service webpages.
Telephone: (385-1) 661-2224
E-mail: Office.Zagreb@trade.gov
The ICHIP program deploys DOJ Attorneys overseas to assess the capacity of law enforcement authorities throughout the region to combat cybercrime and intellectual property crime, develop and deliver training designed to enhance the capacity of justice sector personnel to combat cybercrime and IPR crime, assist in developing or strengthening institutions dedicated to combatting cybercrime and IPR crime, monitor regional trends in cybercrimes, digital evidence and IPR crime and provide expert assistance in support of the United States’ cybercrime and IPR policies and initiatives in the region.
Contact info:
ICHIP Office
U.S. Embassy
Ul. Thomasa Jeffersona 2
10010 Zagreb
Tel.: +385 1 661 – 2069
e-mail: zagrebichip@state.gov
Please call: +385-1-661-2300
Outside of Office Hours, contact: +385-1-661-2300
Outside of Croatia: +385-1-661-2300
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