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Embassy voucher. Accommodation in apartments.
We are planning a trip to Croatia by private car. Route: Kyiv-Lviv-Budapest-Zagreb-Krk Island (Bashka). We plan to live in private apartments. A Schengen visa is required to travel. In addition to other documents, the embassy must provide the original apartment booking voucher. The owner of the apartment said that he could not provide this. The embassy asked about the Booking.com printout, they said they didn’t accept it. Tell me, who can I contact on this issue and how much can a voucher cost? Thanks to all.
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Indeed, apartment owners usually refuse to issue confirmations of reservations, this is due to the fact that, according to the laws of Croatia, an individual must draw up the mentioned document with a notary, and they simply cannot spend several hours on such a trip during the high tourist season afford. In addition, the embassy, as a rule, requires the provision of the original of such a voucher. If you still do not persuade the owner of the apartment, please contact www.dini-tours.com we will try to help.
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answered 12 years ago
We recently found ourselves in a similar situation. We booked apartments in Malinska through an agency, and when we submitted documents to the Hungarian consulate, the question arose about a voucher. We contacted the agency and they issued us a voucher. They provided a copy of the voucher, the original was not asked, since the stamp on the voucher was from a Croatian agency. Everything went perfectly.
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answered 12 years ago
