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Fine for entering Dubrovnik
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In July 2025, I visited Dubrovnik, Croatia, and recently received an email from my rental car company regarding a hefty fine of 1,580 EUR for entering an unauthorized zone. I’m puzzled because I believed I parked in a garage, avoiding any infractions. Now, I’m seeking advice on how to handle this situation. Has anyone dealt with similar fines or know a good lawyer? I’ve heard it might help to request to be charged as a natural person to reduce the fine.
We visited Croatia last year in July 2025. I got an email from my rental car in April 2026 that I entered an unauthorized zone and they are charging the rental car company 1,580 EUR for each infraction of me entering the “unauthorized zone”
At this time I don’t remember what happened back in July 2025. Also I thought there was no parking so we always parked in a garage. Now I am finding about this ticket.
Does anyone know a good lawyer or have any experience with this? I have heard if I ask the authorities to charge me as a natural person then it’s lowered? Is that true?
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