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Hrvatska Prva čLanica EU-a Koja Uvodi Posebne Visa Za Vozače Autobusa I Kamiona Iz Trećih Zemalja

Republika Hrvatska prva je zemlja članica EU koja je omogućila izdavanje posebnih viza vozačima autobusa i kamiona iz tvrtki registriranih u trećim zemljama, objavilo je u četvrtak poslovno udruženje srpskih prijevoznika Pumed. In this case, the organizacija cestovnih prijevoznika iz Srbije koji se bave međunarodnim transportom robe, objavila je da će od 23. rujna biti omogućeno podnošenje zahtjeva za dobivanje dugoročnih visa vozačima autobusa …

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CROATIA is the first in the EU to introduce special visas for drivers from third countries, thus solving the problem of restrictions on staying in Schengen and facilitating the transport of goods.

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Republika Hrvatska prva je zemlja članica EU koja je omogućila izdavanje posebnih viza vozačima autobusa i kamiona iz tvrtki registriranih u trećim zemljama, objavilo je u četvrtak poslovno udruženje srpskih prijevoznika Pumed. In this case, the organizacija cestovnih prijevoznika iz Srbije koji se bave međunarodnim transportom robe, objavila je da će od 23. rujna biti omogućeno podnošenje zahtjeva za dobivanje dugoročnih visa vozačima autobusa …

The Republic of Croatia is the first member of the European Union to enable the issuance of special visas to bus and truck drivers from companies registered in third countries, the business association of Serbian transport companies Pumed announced on Thursday. That leading professional organization of road carriers from Serbia that deal with the international transport of goods announced that from September 23, it will be possible [...]

The Republic of Croatia is the first EU member state to allow the issuance of special visas to bus and truck drivers from companies registered in third countries, the Serbian Transporters' Association Pumed announced. The leading professional organization of road transporters from Serbia engaged in international goods transport announced that from September 23rd, it will be possible to submit applications […] The post Croatia is the first EU mem…

According to standard Schengen rules, drivers from third countries are allowed to stay within the Schengen zone for a maximum of 90 days in any 180-day period.

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IndexHR broke the news in Zagreb, Croatia on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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