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Citizenship fee (MUP tariff; confirm the amount if you apply through the consulate) 139 €
Number of translated pages per page, approx. ~€13 — official tariff RSD 1,500; the price depends on the translator
Apostille — as a rule not required (number of stamps) Legalisation of documents between Croatia and Serbia was abolished by treaty (NN-MU 6/98, Art. 19). Enter a number only if the consular office expressly asks for an apostille; ~€18 per stamp is an unofficial estimate — check the fee with the basic court.
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Indicative estimate. Passport fees are official (Croatian MVEP); €139 is the MUP tariff for an application filed in Croatia — if you apply through the consulate, confirm the amount there. The domovnica amount is not officially confirmed. Other costs vary.

Costs

Costs of Croatian citizenship and a passport

Citizenship fee under the MUP tariff: €139.36 (confirm the amount if you apply at the consulate) · Passport fee (consulate, age 21+): €74.32 · Court translations: charged per page (official tariff RSD 1,500 per standard page)

✅ Mandatory fees (official amounts)
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139,36€
Citizenship fee (MUP tariff)
MUP tariff for an application filed in Croatia; paid after the decision. Via the consulate, a fee is paid on submission — confirm the amount and timing with the consulate.
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74,32€
Passport – persons over 21 (consulate)
Consular fee at Croatian diplomatic mission / consular office abroad
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55,74€
Passport – persons under 21 (consulate)
Consular fee for persons under 21 at Croatian diplomatic mission/consulate
📄 Documents & translations
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Domovnica
Issued by a registry office in Croatia; it can also be requested through the consular office or the e-Građani system. Confirm the fee with the consulate or the registry office.
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1.500 RSD
Court translation (per standard page)
Charged per page; the price depends on the court translator. Official tariff: 1,500 dinars per standard page (Rulebook on Permanent Court Interpreters, Art. 15). Ask for the price in advance.
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besplatno
Criminal record certificate
Free from Serbian MUP or online at euprava.gov.rs. Valid 6 months.
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oko 5 €
Biometric photo 35×45 mm
Unofficial estimate; the price depends on the photo studio. A 35×45 mm photo is enclosed for the passport — confirm the number of photos with the consulate.
⚙️ Optional costs
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Apostille (as a rule not required)
As a rule not required for Serbian documents used in Croatia (Treaty on Legal Assistance, NN-MU 6/98, Art. 19). If the consular office expressly asks for one, the basic court issues it.
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varijabilno
Travel to the consular office (Belgrade or Subotica)
If you do not live in the city where the consular office is — include travel and possible accommodation costs.
Estimated total costs
🟢 Minimum scenario
Documents mostly in Latin script, few translations
~270 €
Fee 139€ + passport 74€ + 4 translated pages ~52€ + photo ~5€ = ~270€
🟡 Average scenario
Cyrillic documents, more translations
~375 €
Fee 139€ + passport 74€ + 12 translated pages ~156€ + photo ~5€ = ~375€. Domovnica not included — confirm the fee with the consulate or the registry office.
🔴 Scenario with more documents
More documents to translate (e.g. evidence of belonging to the Croatian people)
~545 €
Fee 139€ + passport 74€ + 25 translated pages ~325€ + photo ~5€ = ~545€

⚠️ All amounts are indicative. Official fees are fixed (Croatian MUP, MVEP), other costs vary. The €139.36 citizenship fee is the MUP tariff for an application filed in Croatia; if you apply through the consulate, confirm the amount and when it is paid with the consulate. Translation is charged per page and the price depends on the court translator. The official tariff in the Rulebook on Permanent Court Interpreters is 1,500 dinars per standard page (Official Gazette of RS 45/2026); ask for the price in advance. An apostille is not included: for public documents from Serbia used in Croatia it is as a rule not required (Treaty on Legal Assistance, NN-MU 6/98, Art. 19) — before you pay for any certification, confirm with the consular office that they ask for nothing more for your document. The estimates do not include a lawyer: for a complex case you may hire a lawyer of your own choice, and the fee is agreed with the lawyer.

📜 Apostille — as a rule not required

Serbian documents for Croatia
For public documents from Serbia used in Croatia, an apostille is as a rule not required: legalisation was abolished by the Treaty on Legal Assistance between Croatia and Serbia (NN-MU 6/98, Art. 19), as the Croatian Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs (MVEP) also states. Before you pay for any certification, confirm with the consular office that they ask for nothing more for your document.
What an apostille is and who issues it
An apostille is a certification of a public document under the 1961 Hague Convention. In Serbia it is issued by the basic court (osnovni sud) for the area where the authority that issued the document has its seat. Check the fee with the court.
When you may need one
For documents to be used in third countries, or if the consular office expressly asks for certification of your document.