A saner way to share
your check-in details.

Croatian law requires every overnight stay to be reported to the authorities. This page lets you and your host handle that paperwork without routing it through anyone else. Pick your role to start.

Everything stays in your browser. No server, no account, no third parties.

Privacy

What happens to your data

On this page

  • This page never transmits anything. There is no server and no network call, so nothing is sent to us or to any third party. Sending the file to your host is a step you take yourself, over a channel you choose. That hop is real, and it is the only one.
  • No cookies. No analytics. No third-party scripts. Nothing tracks you, here or elsewhere.
  • Closing the tab wipes everything. The only exception: if you're a host, your property defaults are kept locally so you don't have to retype them. Clear them at any time with the button below.
  • The file is yours alone. It saves to your device; nobody else sees it unless you decide to share it.

What the authorities receive, once the host uploads

Croatian law (Zakon o boravišnoj pristojbi; Zakon o pružanju usluga u turizmu) requires every accommodation provider to register every overnight guest in a national system called eVisitor, run by the Croatian National Tourist Board. For each guest, eVisitor records:

  • Full name and sex
  • Date and place of birth (country and city)
  • Citizenship
  • Address of residence (country, city, street)
  • Travel document type and number
  • Date and time of arrival and (foreseen) departure
  • Tourist tax category that applies
  • How the guest arrived (organised, individual, etc.)

That data is shared with the Ministry of the Interior (MUP) for border-tracking and with the local tourist board for tourist-tax accounting. The same data would be required at any hotel reception in Croatia. For official details, see evisitor.hr and the eVisitor wiki.