Croatia Issues Consular Guidance Amid Middle East Crisis

Citizens in UAE and wider region advised to stay cautious

Croatia has issued updated consular guidance for its citizens in the United Arab Emirates and other parts of the Middle East following the recent escalation of tensions in the region. Authorities urged nationals to remain cautious, monitor official information channels and follow instructions from local authorities.

The Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs said it is closely monitoring developments and is in contact with Croatian diplomatic missions on the ground.

Citizens currently in the United Arab Emirates have been advised to register with the embassy if they have not already done so and to ensure they have valid travel documents.

Officials stressed that the situation remains fluid and that further measures may be introduced depending on security assessments. Croatian nationals were encouraged to avoid unnecessary travel to affected areas and to stay informed through official government updates.

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