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My wife and I are going to Naples in September to visit some of my family over there, but we're going to take a few days to go to Venice first since we've never been there. While in Venice we were thinking about renting a car and driving over into Slovenia and Croatia for a day because they are so close, but I didn't know what the border crossings were like in those countries and if there are any kind of special visa or auto insurance requirements. Do they actually have border guards you have to speak with or can you just drive through?
I've been all over western Europe and driving from country to country is no different than crossing from state to state here in the U.S. and I've always rented a car with my American driver's license, but I know things can be a little different with those former Eastern Bloc nations.
Anyone know? Statistikhengst are you in Europe? Would you know the answer to any of this?
I've been all over western Europe and driving from country to country is no different than crossing from state to state here in the U.S. and I've always rented a car with my American driver's license, but I know things can be a little different with those former Eastern Bloc nations.
Anyone know? Statistikhengst are you in Europe? Would you know the answer to any of this?