Traveling to Croatia on a D-type visa with residence permit from Hungary

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I am an Indian student studying in Hungary. I have a single entry D-type Schengen visa with a residence permit issued from Hungary. Can I visit Croatia for 5 days and travel back to Hungary? I am confused because while my visa is single entry, I also have a residence permit which allows me to enter Croatia. But can I re-enter Hungary?



Best Answer

Your D visa is no longer relevant, since you have received your residence permit card.

So yes, you can undertake this trip using your passport and residence permit card.




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Can I enter Croatia with Hungarian residence permit?

Travellers holding a dual entry Schengen visa must have one unused entry if travelling to Croatia. Holders of a residence permit, or certain other types of visa issued by a Schengen Area country, can also visit Croatia without requiring an additional visa.

Where can I travel with Hungarian residence permit?

Yes, with a valid Hungarian ID card (residence permit card), you visit all the 25 schengen states for business or tourism purpose. You can also live in these countries for maximum 90 days in 6 month window period, under Schengen rules. Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, Cyprus, Bosnia, Moldova, Montenegro, Georgia.

Can I travel in Europe with EU residence permit?

If you have a valid residence permit from one of those Schengen countries, it is equivalent to a visa. You may need a national visa to visit non-Schengen countries. Border officials in EU countries may ask for other supporting documents such as an invitation letter, proof of lodging, return or round-trip ticket.

Do EU residents need a visa for Croatia?

Citizens of the EU and EFTA do not require a visa to travel to Croatia, as they are granted freedom of movement. In total, passport holders of approximately 95 countries around the world are exempt from a visa to visit Croatia, most usually for a maximum of 90 days with each entry within a period of 180 days.



Available Visas And Residence Permits For Croatia




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