Croatian tolls

Travel through Croatia with ease with UTA Edenred

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Croatian tolls

Regardless if you're travelling in a passenger car or an HGV: in Croatia - just as in Slovenia or Austria - all vehicles are required to pay tolls. The amount of the toll depends on the kilometres driven and the respective vehicle category.​

The categorisation of vehicles (I-IV) for Croatian tolls is based on:​

  • Vehicle weight​​​​​​​​

  • Number of axles

  • Vehicle height

  • Use of trailers

While Austrian motorways are united under ASFINAG, Croatian motorways are maintained by three different toll operators: HRVATSKE AUTOCESTE d.o.o. (HAC), BINA Istra and Autocesta Zagreb-Macelj (AZM) The formerly independent operator Autocesta Rijeka-Zagreb d.d (ARZ) is now part of the HAC motorway company.​

For every toll route in the country, a distinction is made between closed and open systems. Further information is below.

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Tolls in Croatia

How tolls are collected

In Croatia, there are no video tolls or vignettes for cars as in Austria or Slovenia.
Instead, two systems are used to collect tolls on motorways:

Settle tolls in Croatia conveniently and easily

With your UTA Card, you can settle an ENC OBU at our partner's sales outlets.
Simply provide your card and the toll charges will be billed retrospectively via UTA.

We'd be happy to advise you on the process for obtaining an OBU. Get in touch!

Tolls in Croatia

How tolls are collected

In Croatia, there are no video tolls or vignettes for cars as in Austria or Slovenia.
Instead, two systems are used to collect tolls on motorways:

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Open system:

There are toll booths at bridges, tunnels and shorter sections of the motorway which are used as entry and exit points.
A standard tariff is paid that is determined by your vehicle category. 
When using the OBU, billing takes place automatically.

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Closed system
Motorways with several entrances and exits. 
A ticket is issued on entry, and the toll -- which is calculated based on distance traveled and vehicle category -- is paid at the motorway exit.

The toll can be paid in cash or with a credit card at the toll station.

For ENC OBU users, there are separate lanes at the toll stations on the motorway, both with the open and closed systems.
Determining fees or electronic payment takes place automatically, without the need for a toll ticket.

UTA Edenred toll solution for Croatia

This is how easy it is to process tolls for cars and trucks:

Permitted total weight ≤ 0,1 t Permitted total weight ≤ 3,5 t
ENC OBU
UTA Card*
Postpay procedure

Refers to the settle of the ENC OBU at our partner's sales outlets.
Please contact us for details.

 

Settle tolls in Croatia conveniently and easily

With your UTA Card, you can settle an ENC OBU at our partner's sales outlets.
Simply provide your card and the toll charges will be billed retrospectively via UTA Edenred. ​

​We'd be happy to advise you on the process for obtaining an OBU. Get in touch!​

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The toll can be paid in cash or with a credit card at the toll station.

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Billing service using the postpay procedure via UTA - for a convenient payment term
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No cash or credit cards required 
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Simply settle the ENC OBU with your UTA Card at our partner's sales outlets
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Attractive savings of 0.1% for vehicles up to 2.3t (category I & II) and up to 4.5% for vehicles above 6.7t (category III & IV) when using the ENC OBU
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Comprehensive advice
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Further information is available for customers and interested parties

Tax refund in Croatia

Get back Croatian Value Added Tax

In Croatia, a sales tax of 25% is applied to tolls. 
However, you can recover this tax for business purposes.
Our service provider partner takes over the full process and any related correspondence for you via a power of attorney .
Please contact us for further information.

 

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UTA customer portal

Information at a glance

In the UTA Service Center, you can find and download detailed information and documents related to individual toll acceptance media.
In addition, you can view your invoices anytime.

Manage your UTA toll media 24/7 regardless of our opening times!

 

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How much are tolls in Croatia?

The amount of the fee depends on the distance traveled and vehicle category. More information is available on the website of the toll operator HAC.

What do you need for a trip to Croatia?

Journeys through Croatia are uncomplicated as the country uses a route-based toll system and you do not have to settle vignettes in advance. Any tolls are paid directly at toll booths.

As an alternative, you can use an ENC OBU and pay tolls cashlessly. Please contact us for further information.

How can you pay tolls in Croatia?

With your UTA Card, you can settle an ENC OBU at our partner's sales outlets. Simply provide your UTA Card  and the toll charges will be billed retrospectively via UTA Edenred.

What type of tolls are found in Croatia?

A route-based toll is levied on all motorways in Croatia.

Which tolls are covered by the ENC toll box?

Croatia (the routes of HAC and ARZ concessionaires)

Which vehicles are subject to tolls in Croatia?​​​​​​​

All vehicles. The amount of the toll depends on the number of kilometers driven on the motorway and your vehicle category. 

What fees apply in Croatia?

The amount of the fee depends on the distance traveled and vehicle category. More information is available on the website of the toll operator HAC.

Do you need a vignette for tolls in Croatia?

You do not need a vignette. Instead, you can simply settle your toll cashlessly via UTA Edenred. 

What advantages does UTA Edenred offer?

Drive easily throughout Croatia! Our partner's ENC OBU offers attractive discount options. With the Postpay billing service, you can benefit from convenient payment terms. 

​We'd be happy to provide you with additional information. 

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