Zagreb hosts Wilton Park Conference on Croatia's EU accession
More than 80 participants from more than 20 countries and institutions discuss issues relevant to Croatia and the region in latest Wilton Park conference.
The Impact of a global temperature rise
The impacts of climate change will be widespread across the globe. Our interactive map outlines some of the impacts that may occur if the global average temperature rises by 4 °C (7 °F).
BCBN holds roundtable
Helen Tanner, Head of UK Trade & Investment, addresses participants at BCBN roundtable.
UK in Croatia
Information on consular services for British citizens can be found under Help for British Nationals section. Under Doing Business, there is information about doing business with the UK and services for UK companies. Our offices in Croatia section contains information on the Embassy and how to find us. Look under Newsroom for press releases and special features. The Working with Croatia section contains information on how Britain is helping Croatia get closer to the EU and NATO.
Additional news
Strategic programme fund reuniting Europe
The British Embassy, Zagreb, hereby calls for bids for the Strategic programme fund reuniting Europe (SPFRE), 2010/11.Chevening scholarships for postgraduate study in the UK in 2010/2011
The British Government is offering scholarships to those with the potential to become leaders, decision-makers and opinion formers in Croatia.UK Trade & Investment: Mixing Business with Pleasure
Read about the Embassy's innovative idea to help trade prosper in the current climate.New passport application arrangements from 16 February 2009
Important Information: From 16 February 2009, UK passport applications from customers living in Croatia will be provided by the British Passport Processing Centre in Düsseldorf which is part of the British Consulate General, Düsseldorf, Germany. For more information about this change please click on this link which will take you to the British Consulate in Düsseldorf website.
Please note there will be no change to other services provided by our Consular Section in Zagreb or Honorary Consulates in Split and Dubrovnik.
New student immigration system
From 31 March 2009, Croatian students looking to study in the UK will be able to apply for their visa through Tier 4 of the new streamlined Points Based System. For more information click here.
Important changes to the visa application process
Please note that all applications for entry clearance to the UK lodged at the British Embassy Zagreb will be processed in one of our Regional Processing Centres (RPC). This will not affect the cost of submitting an application but it may increase the process time. All non-settlement applications will typically be processed in 5 to 15 working days, settlement applications will be processed in 12 weeks and we will retain the applicant's passport throughout this period.
Please note that if you are applying under PBS Tier 4 category you have to bring translation into English of all documents done by the court interpreter.
For all other visa categories documents have to be translated into English, but it does not have to be done by the court interpreter.
Further information about where you can submit an application can be obtained from the Visas for the UK page.
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Human Rights resolution on Iran
20 November 2009
The United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution on the situation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Change of Ambassador to Mozambique
20 November 2009
Mr Anthony Shaun Cleary has been appointed British High Commissioner to the Republic of Mozambique in succession to Mr Andrew Soper.
Croatia, Zagreb, British Embassy
British Embassy, Zagreb, Croatia
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