Your complete guide to dialling Croatia from Zagreb to anywhere in the world — verified +385 country code, Europe/Zagreb time zone, Europe region, ISO references, live local time and weather, plus a step-by-step walkthrough.
Calling
Croatia
+385
Zagreb
Weather
HD voice signal
Alpha-2
HR
Alpha-3
HRV
Croatia
HR
2 Digit ISO
+385
Country Calling Code
HRV
3 Digit ISO
Capital
Zagreb
Time zone
Europe/Zagreb
Weather · Zagreb
Humidity
Wind
Croatia
+385
Capital
Zagreb
Region
Europe
Time zone
Europe/Zagreb
Coordinates
45.10°, 15.20°
Numbering zone
Zone 3
Code length
3 digits
Several routes connect you to Croatia (+385) landlines, calling cards and modern VoIP services. Pick the one that fits your call volume and budget.
Dial your exit code (00 from most countries, or 011 from North America), enter +385, then the local Croatia number — dropping any leading 0. Croatia's 3-digit country code puts it in ITU Zone 3 of the global E.164 numbering plan.
Croatia falls in ITU Zone 3 (Europe). Card rates to Zagreb are generally moderate — compare landline vs mobile tariffs before activating. Factor in the Europe/Zagreb time zone when planning the call.
Apps like Skype, WhatsApp and Viber, and business VoIP from TKOS are the cheapest route to Croatia (+385) — Europe routes over European and Atlantic fibre links — latency is typically under 100 ms on broadband.
The cost of calling Croatia varies depending on the method and service provider you choose. Compare landline, VoIP and calling-card routes side by side.
VoIP · overview
Cheapest route to Croatia — internet-based.
Choose TKOS for business-grade calls to Croatia, or consumer apps like Skype, WhatsApp or Viber for casual chats.
Sign up with an email or phone number, then verify your identity if required.
App-to-app calls are usually free; calls to mobile/landline numbers need a small balance or a subscription plan.
Enter +385 followed by the Croatia subscriber number (drop any leading 0).
VoIP works on phones, laptops, tablets and desk phones — wherever you have internet.
If audio drops, try switching from cellular to Wi-Fi or move closer to your router.
Capital
Zagreb
Population
3.85M
Area
56,594 km²
GDP (USD)
$80.00B
Currency
Euro (EUR €)
Languages
Croatian
Emergency number
112
Internet TLD
.hr
Drive side
Right-hand traffic
Latitude / Longitude
45.10°N / 15.20°E
Time zone
Europe/Zagreb
ISO 3166 codes
HR · HRV
A complete international number is built from four parts. Here's the anatomy and the dialling order.
Number anatomy
Format follows ITU-T Recommendation E.164 the international public telecommunication numbering plan.
Press + on a mobile (hold the 0 key), or dial 00 from most countries / 011 from North America.
Dial +385. This identifies Croatia on the global telephone network.
Type the first part of the local number. Drop the leading 0 if there is one.
The remaining digits route the call to the specific line in Zagreb or elsewhere.
Need an inbound Croatia number?
TKOS provisions +385 DIDs and termination through direct carrier interconnects.
Whether you're reaching Croatia for business or family, three habits keep every conversation crystal clear and a clean route from TKOS handles the rest.
European routes to Croatia support G.722 wideband audio on most carriers — a quality HD headset lets you hear the full difference on these low-latency links.
Croatia (Europe/Zagreb) routes stay under 100ms on broadband — Wi-Fi is fine for most calls, but switching to ethernet eliminates the last source of packet loss.
Schedule Croatia calls during Zagreb business hours — 09:00–17:00 Europe/Zagreb — your contact will be at their desk in a quiet space rather than taking the call on the move.
Built on top of every Croatia (+385) route quality, price, and people you can reach.
TKOS terminates Croatia calls via EU-peered carrier interconnects. Sub-80ms latency across Europe, G.722 wideband audio on every call.
EU routing agreements compress Croatia termination costs — TKOS passes those savings to you directly. Transparent per-minute rates for Croatia (+385), no hidden fees.
Your account manager covers Europe/Zagreb hours for Croatia. Phone, email, and live chat — always online for Zagreb routes, day or night.
Provider report
TKOS
Overall
A+
Score
9.6/ 10
Coverage
A+Direct routes to Croatia
Reliability
A+99.99% uptime SLA
Support
A24/7 live agents
Pricing
ATransparent per-minute
Audit scope
Croatia +385
When selecting an international calling service for Croatia, four factors separate the durable providers from the noise. Look for a proven track record on each.
Verify direct EU peering to Croatia — not routing +385 traffic through non-Europe hubs.
EU carriers publish uptime records — ask for 12 months of SLA compliance on Croatia routes before signing.
Confirm coverage for Europe/Zagreb hours — a Zagreb route issue at 09:00 needs a human response, not a next-day ticket.
EU routing compresses Croatia costs — any premium over +385 published carrier rates needs justification.
Special-rate prefixes and the major city area codes inside Croatia (+385).
| National | Dial codes |
|---|---|
| Croatia Toll Free | +385-020 |
| Croatia Toll Free - Mobile Enabled | +385-080, +385-075 |
| City | Dial codes |
|---|---|
| Bjelovar | +385-43 |
| Cakovec | +385-40 |
| Dubrovnik | +385-20 |
| Gospic | +385-53 |
| Karlovac | +385-47 |
| Koprivnica | +385-48 |
| Krapina | +385-49 |
| Mobile Phones - T-Mobile | +385-98, +385-99 |
| Mobile Phones - Tele2 | +385-95 |
| Mobile Phones - VIP | +385-91, +385-92 |
| Osijek | +385-31 |
| Pazin | +385-52 |
| Pozega | +385-34 |
| Rijeka | +385-51 |
| Sibenik | +385-22 |
| Sisak | +385-44 |
| Slavonski Brod | +385-35 |
| Split | +385-21 |
| Varazdin | +385-42 |
| Vinkovci | +385-32 |
| Virovitica | +385-33 |
| Zadar | +385-23 |
| Zagreb | +385-1 |
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