Croatia company search: Sudski registar (sudreg.pravosudje.hr)

TL;DR. Croatia’s commercial registry is the Sudski registar (Court Register), administered by the Ministry of Justice. https://sudreg.pravosudje.hr closed the connection before a page came back when last checked. No search form, extract fee or English screen could be read, so fees in this guide read unknown rather than free; confirm at source. Related hosts named below are not confirmed here. This page does not claim those hosts loaded, timed out, or failed to resolve. This page does not prescribe enhanced due diligence.

What is the official Croatian business registry?

Croatia’s commercial registry is the Sudski registar (Court Register), administered by the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Croatia (Ministarstvo pravosudja i uprave). Registration and maintenance of commercial entities is governed by the Companies Act (Zakon o trgovackim drustvima, ZTD) and the Court Register Act (Zakon o sudskom registru).

The address in this guide remains https://sudreg.pravosudje.hr. That host closed the connection before a page came back when last checked, and no replacement search address is published.

Croatia joined the European Union in 2013. The Sudski registar has been reported as connected to the EU Business Registers Interconnection System (BRIS). Confirm current BRIS access at source. This page does not claim that e-justice host loaded a search screen.

The Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency (HANFA) and the Croatian National Bank (Hrvatska narodna banka, HNB) are named financial regulators. Confirm current access at source. Neither replaces the court register.

What can you search?

Nothing could be searched on sudreg.pravosudje.hr: the connection closed before a page came back. Company name, MBS, OIB, status, legal form and court fields are therefore not confirmed here; confirm at source.

Beneficial ownership fields could not be confirmed either.

How much does it cost?

No euro extract figures could be read, because the host closed the connection before a page came back, so the table above reads unknown rather than free; confirm at source. Payment methods for certified extracts are not published here.

Do you need a local account or ID?

Optional. Account and identity rules could not be confirmed, because no Sudski registar search page was reachable. Confirm at source.

Is the website in English?

Partial. English coverage could not be confirmed, because the host closed the connection before a page came back. Entity labels remain d.o.o. and d.d. Confirm at source.

What’s the turnaround time?

Unknown. No turnaround could be read, because the host closed the connection before a page came back; confirm at source.

Is there an API?

No public API could be confirmed. The host closed the connection before a page came back.

FINA is a named Croatian financial-agency source. Confirm current access at source. This page does not claim that host loaded.

What you legally cannot do

The Sudski registar terms of use could not be read, because the host closed the connection before a page came back. Scraping is not permitted.

Personal data appearing in registry filings, including director names and addresses, is subject to GDPR as an EU member state requirement. The Croatian Data Protection Agency (Agencija za zastitu osobnih podataka, AZOP) is the named supervisor. This page does not prescribe a screening workflow.

Under Croatia’s AML legislation (Zakon o sprecavanju pranja novca i financiranja terorizma), obligated entities apply rules set by their supervisor. Confirm current FATF listing at the FATF source. This page does not prescribe enhanced due diligence.

For the broader due diligence framework, see the Global Business Due Diligence Guide.

Practical tips for foreign compliance buyers

• The host closed the connection before a page came back. sudreg.pravosudje.hr is not a working search right now.
• OIB is the named cross-system identifier. Croatia’s OIB (Osobni identifikacijski broj) is an 11-digit number used as a company and tax identifier. It is not a confirmed search field here.
• MBS is a different identifier. The MBS (maticni broj subjekta upisa) is the court registration number. Both appear in historic descriptions of the portal; confirm at source.
• d.o.o. is the usual private limited form. Drustvo s ogranicenom odgovornoscu (d.o.o.) is the private limited company. Dionicko drustvo (d.d.) is the public limited company. Branches of foreign companies (podruznica) are also registered in the Sudski registar.
• FATF. Whether Croatia appears on a FATF monitoring list is not confirmed here. Confirm at the FATF source. This page does not prescribe enhanced due diligence.

Alternatives if you cannot access the Sudski registar directly

• BRIS: named EU cross-border route. Confirm current access at source. This page does not claim that host loaded.
• FINA: named Croatian financial-agency source for filed accounts. Confirm current access at source.
• Local counsel in Zagreb for certified extracts while the court register host does not return a page.

Local data suppliers

• FINA. Named government-affiliated financial agency. Coverage of a live extract path is not confirmed here.
• Bisnode Croatia. Named Dun & Bradstreet network member. Coverage is not confirmed here.

Use the Sudski registar for the official certified filing record when that host is reachable.

FAQ

Can a foreign company access Croatia’s Sudski registar without a Croatian identity document?

Not confirmed. sudreg.pravosudje.hr closed the connection before a page came back, so there is no confirmed no-account search.

What is the OIB in Croatia?

The OIB (Osobni identifikacijski broj) is Croatia’s 11-digit identification number used for individuals and legal entities. For companies it functions as a tax identifier alongside the court-specific MBS. It is not a confirmed search field here.

What entity types are registered in the Sudski registar?

The Sudski registar covers commercial entities under the Companies Act (ZTD): private limited companies (d.o.o.), public limited companies (d.d.), partnerships (javno trgovacko drustvo, JTD; komanditno drustvo, k.d.), European Companies (SE), branches of foreign companies (podruznice), and economic interest groupings. Non-commercial entities have separate registers. No search-form filters are available to confirm this.

Does Croatia have a beneficial ownership register?

No public beneficial ownership search could be confirmed, because the host closed the connection before a page came back; confirm at source.

How current is the data in the Sudski registar?

Not confirmed. The host closed the connection before a page came back and publishes no statement of how current its data is.

Is Croatia on the FATF grey list?

Not confirmed here. Confirm at the FATF source. This page does not prescribe enhanced due diligence.

What is the difference between the Sudski registar and FINA’s register?

The Sudski registar is the court-administered commercial register for entity status, directors, share capital, and founding documents. FINA is a named separate body for annual financial statements. Neither host is confirmed here as a working search.

Last verified: 2026-09-15. Source: https://sudreg.pravosudje.hr, which closed the connection before a page came back. For the full global due diligence framework, see our Global Business Due Diligence Guide.