Shipping to Zagreb
Zagreb, Croatia's capital, is an inland city about 160 km from the port of Rijeka. Ocean cargo arrives on the coast and travels by rail or truck to Zagreb; the tariff's rate includes this inland leg.
Commercial cargo only. Personal effects and household goods are not accepted to Croatia under the current tariff. Commercial importers need an EORI number and pay EU duty and Croatian VAT.
Choose Zagreb for consignees in Zagreb, Karlovac, Varaždin and continental Croatia. The city is the country's business centre, and most importers have their warehouses on its outskirts.
Zagreb's upper town and cathedral are its landmarks, and the city's IT and pharmaceutical companies employ many international staff. The A1 motorway links Zagreb with the coast at Split in about four hours, and the A6 with Rijeka in under two.
Shipping rates from Canada to Zagreb
| Destination | From Toronto | From Montreal | From Vancouver |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zagreb | USD 7 / cu ft 37 days · min. USD 635.86 | USD 6 / cu ft 37 days · min. USD 586.30 | USD 9 / cu ft 47 days · min. USD 695.90 |
Examples from Montreal: 0.5 CBM / 100 kg USD 586.30; 2 CBM / 400 kg USD 688.84. The carrier charges by volume or by weight (1,000 kg per CBM), whichever is greater. From the Prairies, the quote adds Fastfrate trucking to Montreal or Vancouver.
Personal effects: Under the current carrier tariff, personal effects and used household goods are not accepted to Croatia. Commercial cargo can still be shipped. Carrier conditions for Croatia: Commercial Invoice Required; Personal Effects / Household Goods are NOT accepted; Subject to ISPM 15 Packing Regulations; Freight Prepaid Only; Personal Effects / Household Goods On Approval.
Documents: a commercial invoice and packing list for commercial cargo. Customs value up to CAD 2,000; cargo palletized or crated on ISPM 15 wood.
Nearest other destinations in Croatia: Rijeka (131 km). All destinations and rates: shipping to Croatia.
Rates valid October 1–31, 2026; totals include A1 fees of USD 265.00. Destination charges are confirmed by the carrier, duties and taxes are paid by the consignee, and transit days are the carrier's estimate.