FIRST ARRIVAL
1. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OFFICE (ENROLLMENT PROCEDURE)
Contact persons for international exchange students:
Ms Nikolina Milić
Ms Marijana Čulina
E-mail: incoming-mobility@net.efzg.hr
Location: Room 27, ground floor - East
Phone: +385 1 238 3232
2. DOCUMENTS NEEDED FOR ENROLLMENT AT FEB ZAGREB
OIB number - the number is a prerequisite for enrolment and opening a FEB Zagreb electronic academic identity (AAI)
SMART CARD application form
3. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
PROVIDER: ZET – Zagreb Electric Tram
LOCATION: main (central) ZET building
Ozaljska 105, Tram lines 3, 9, 12 – end station "LJUBLJANICA"
4. STUDENT IDENTITY CARD – THE SO-CALLED SMART CARD
The student card, the so-called SMART CARD, is used as for eating in student restaurants and getting student discounts in shops, museums, theatres, etc.
Erasmus+ students are entitled to a state food subsidy at student restaurants (menzas).
HOW DOES THE CARD WORK
50% - 75% of the full price for the meal is subsidized by the state, students pay only 25% - 50%
the card is temporary and valid only during your stay in Zagreb
IMPORTANT
if you lose the card, the fine is 13,27 EUR
5. INTERNET IN THE STUDENT RESIDENCE HALL
bring your own laptop
get the UTP patch cable
use the username and password you will get after you are enrolled at FEB Zagreb
6. TEMPORARY RESIDENCE PERMIT
EU citizens + CH, NO, IS and LI
Mobility period shorter than 90 days
EU citizens are not obliged to apply for approval for a temporary stay or to register their address if they are staying in Croatia shorter than 90 days.
Mobility period longer than 90 days*
EU/EEA citizens who plan to study in Croatia for more than 90 days are obliged to apply for the approval of a temporary stay for the purpose of studies (dozvola boravka). You should submit your application for the issuance of the residence card within 90 days of your arrival in Croatia at the Foreigners’ Office, Central Police Station (Odsjek za strance, Policijska uprava zagrebačka) via email: zg.drzavljanstvo.stranci@mup.hr. Email with necessary documents should not exceed 20 MB.
Working hours: 8:00 am – 3:00 pm.
Documents needed for the application:
1. Form1b (EU citizens)
2. Acceptance letter (in Croatian) from UNIZG or FEB stating the study purpose of your stay – you will get one at your receiving faculty/academy once you come to do the enrolment procedure.
3. Proof of sufficient means of subsistence (statement of bank account, scholarship confirmation or statement which states that a student has sufficient means of subsistence signed by the student).
4. Proof of secured accommodation.
if staying in the student hall of residence – confirmation of the accommodation in the dorm or e-visitor confirmation.
in case of private accommodation – a rental contract OR owner’s statement of consent, both has to be certified by a public notary.
5. Proof of health insurance (European Health Insurance Card – EHIC card or travel insurance).
6. Scan or photocopy of the passport or the identity card.
EU/EEA citizens do not pay administrative fee.
*period longer than 90 days – each time a person crosses the border of Republic of Croatia period starts to count again.
MOBILITY within EU – NON-EU citizens
Article 73 (paragraphs 5 and 6) of the Aliens Act, states as follows:
A student who has a valid authorisation issued by another EEA Member State and who is covered by a Union programme or a multilateral programme that comprises mobility measures or by an agreement between two or more higher education institutions may spend a part of his studies at a higher education institution in the Republic of Croatia in a period of up to 360 days without an obligation to regulate his temporary stay for the purpose of university studies if he does not pose threat to public policy, national security and public health. When registering his short-term stay, the student shall inform the competent police administration or police station according to his place of stay about his intention of stay by providing a proof of participating in a Union programme or a multilateral programme.
This means that students belonging to this category do not need a regular approval of the temporary stay for the purpose of studies, instead, for the purpose of informing the competent police administration or police station according to his place of stay, they need to fill in the Statement of student mobility (form “Obrazac – mobilnost”).
Besides the Statement of student mobility, students also need:
1. Scan or photocopy of the passport or the identity card.
2. Scan or photocopy of the residence permit from the EU country in which the student has a valid residence for the purpose of studying.
3. Acceptance letter (in Croatian) from UNIZG stating the study purpose of your stay – you will get one at your receiving faculty/academy once you come to do the enrolment procedure.
4. Proof of sufficient means of subsistence.
5. Proof of health insurance. Students who meet the above conditions do not pay fees nor are they required to create a biometric residence permit but, once the procedure has been completed, they are issued a mobility registration certificate.
Students who meet the above conditions do not pay fees nor are they required to create a biometric residence permit but, once the procedure has been completed, they are issued a mobility registration certificate.
NON-EU CITIZENS
MOBILITY PERIOD LONGER THAN 90 DAYS
Non-EU citizens staying in Croatia for more than 90 days are obliged to apply for the approval of the temporary stay for the purpose of studies (dozvola boravka) within 48 hours of their arrival.
To apply for the permit, you will need to submit the following documents at the Foreigners’ Office, Central Police Station (Odsjek za strance, Policijska uprava zagrebačka) via email: zg.drzavljanstvo.stranci@mup.hr. Email with necessary documents should not exceed 20 MB.
Working hours: 8am – 3:00 pm
Documents needed for the application:
2. Acceptance letter (in Croatian) from UNIZG or FEB stating the study purpose of your stay – you will get one at your receiving faculty/academy once you come to do the enrolment procedure,
3. Form 16a,
4. Proof of sufficient means of subsistence (statement of bank account, scholarship confirmation and similar; only for the scholars of the University of Zagreb – invitation letter stating the scholarship amount) – €287,00 per month + €688,80 for travel cost,
5. Proof of secured accommodation needed if:
staying in a student hall of residence,
for private accommodation only certified apartment rental contract is accepted,
6. Proof of health insurance,
7. Scan or photocopy of passport,
8. A certificate confirming that applicant has no criminal convictions issued by the authorities of the passport holder’s own country, and country of permanent residence. Such document cannot be older than six months from the date of issue. Please check with your embassy do you require Apostille on the document.
*Photo is not submitted when applying for residence, but upon approval of residence, when submitting a request for the ID card (dimensions have to be 30 x 35 mm).
Cost of the permit (administrative fee)
Cost of the permit (administrative fee) – paid to the Ministry of Interior Affairs Republic of Croatia
The total cost is €46,45. After the procedure is completed additional cost for the creation of the ID card is €31,85 for the regular procedure OR €59,73 for the urgent procedure with additional administrative fees in the amount of around €10,00.
Students from Turkey, North Macedonia and Lichtenstein do not pay administrative fee.
IMPORTANT: All documents need to be translated into Croatian and certified by a court interpreter or a translation agency that has a court interpreter. Document number 8 can be accepted in English language and must be legalized in accordance with special regulations.
For the additional information please contact MUP: +385 1 4563 639 / +385 1 4563 674; zg.drzavljanstvo.stranci@mup.hr; zagrebacka@policija.hr.
