Addressing mail to croatia

When addressing mail to Croatia, you should follow these guidelines:

Recipient's Address:

• Use the recipient's full name (first name and last name)
• Use the street address (if available) or the post office box number (if the recipient does not have a street address)
• Use the city and postal code (if available)

Example:

• Mr. Ivan Perić
• Trg Republike 12
• 10000 Zagreb
• Croatia

Postal Code:

• Croatia uses a 5-digit postal code (e.g. 10000 for Zagreb)
• You can find the postal code for a specific city or town on the Croatian Post website or by contacting the Croatian Post office

Country Name:

• Write "Croatia" in the country field (not "Hrvatska", which is the official name in Croatian)

Postage:

• Make sure to affix the correct postage (stamps or a postal label) to the envelope
• The current postage rates for international mail can be found on the Croatian Post website or at your local post office

Additional Tips:

• Use the Latin alphabet (a-z) for the recipient's name and address
• Avoid using diacritical marks (e.g. č, ć, š, ž) unless you are certain that the recipient's name is written with these marks
• Use a clear and legible handwriting or print the address using a computer

International Mail Format:

• The international mail format for Croatia is as follows:
  • Recipient's name
  • Street address or post office box number
  • City
  • Postal code
  • Country (Croatia)
  • Postal code (5 digits)

Example:

• Mr. Ivan Perić
• Trg Republike 12
• 10000 Zagreb
• Croatia HR-10000

Remember to check with your local post office for any specific requirements or restrictions on sending mail to Croatia.