Croatia is a Eurotransplant member with a well-established, ethical national transplant program and a strong tradition of organ donation.
Croatia regulates organ transplantation under its Ministry of Health and national transplant framework. As a member of Eurotransplant, deceased-donor organs are allocated fairly by medical need and compatibility across the shared European network.
Croatia operates an opt-out (presumed consent) model for deceased donation and has built one of the more established donation and transplantation programs in the region, supported by coordinated hospital networks.
Living donation is permitted and carefully regulated. Donors receive rigorous medical and psychological evaluation, and the organ is always a free gift, never something to be bought.
Every pathway below is legal, regulated, and coordinated by national or European medical authorities.
Registration on the national waitlist, with organs allocated through Eurotransplant by medical need and compatibility.
A family member or friend may donate a kidney or part of a liver, with strict donor protection and evaluation.
If your donor is incompatible, exchange programs can match you with another pair so both patients receive a compatible organ.
Access to care depends on residency, insurance, and applicable cross-border rules, never on paying a broker. A licensed specialist can review your situation and explain exactly which legal pathway applies to you in Croatia.
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