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Croatia Ship Medical Chest Regulation
Regulation at a glance
Last verified · 1 September 2026Croatian-flagged vessels must follow the applicable national legislation. The EU Directive sets the minimum framework, while the flag state’s current law, annexes and vessel-specific instructions determine the final medical-store scale.
Disclaimer: This practical overview is not legal advice. Always check the current flag-state publication, amendments and vessel particulars before supply or inspection.
KEY REQUIREMENTS
Croatian-flagged seagoing ships, yachts and boats within the ordinance’s stated scope.
Ship category, navigation, medicines, medical equipment, antidotes and statutory medical-store forms.
Keep medicines, medical equipment, antidotes and first-aid supplies complete, in date and ready for use.
Check the national source, current amendments and vessel particulars before supply, replenishment or certification.
Check cargo-specific medical-store requirements
When dangerous goods are carried, review the current IMDG Code, required antidotes and the applicable national rules.
Open official IMO IMDG page ↗REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
HOW SEAFARMA CAN HELP
Seafarma can review the vessel category, prepare and replenish the applicable medical-store scale, support inspection readiness and arrange worldwide delivery to the vessel. We can coordinate ETA, berth, agent details and handover instructions.
REQUEST A COMPLIANCE CHECKDangerous Goods
When the vessel is carrying dangerous goods, the medical chest should in addition be in accordance with the following regulation:
