In Croatia, the standard power plug is Type C and Type F. The country runs on 230 volts at 50 Hz. That means wall sockets in Croatia can be one of 2 different shapes — Type C, Type F, and your plug needs to physically match the socket to fit.
Plug types used in Croatia
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Electrical specifications
Type C and Type F are also used in these 124 countries
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Africa 41
Asia 35
Europe 42
Travelling from one of these countries? Check below whether you need an adapter.
Do you need an adapter for Croatia?
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- No countries match.
Travel adapters for Croatia
Most modern phones, laptops, cameras, and tablets are rated for 100–240 V, so you only need a simple plug-shape adapter when the voltage matches what your charger supports. Because Croatia runs at the higher 230 V range, travelers from the United States, Canada, or Japan must check the label on each device. Anything marked “120 V only” will be destroyed if plugged in without a step-down voltage converter. For a Type C/Type F socket, a universal travel adapter or a region-specific adapter is enough for chargers that handle dual voltage.
Frequently asked questions
What plug does Croatia use?
Croatia uses Type C and Type F plugs and runs at 230 volts, 50 Hz.
Do I need a travel adapter for Croatia?
Yes, if your home country does not use Type C and Type F. Most modern phone and laptop chargers handle 100–240 V, so a simple plug-shape adapter is enough.
What voltage is used in Croatia?
Mains voltage in Croatia is 230 V at 50 Hz.
Can I use my phone or laptop charger in Croatia?
Almost always yes. Modern phone, laptop, tablet and camera chargers are dual-voltage (rated 100–240 V), so they handle Croatia's 230 V automatically. You only need a plug-shape adapter, not a voltage converter. Check the small print on the charger to confirm.