Croatia,beautiful country with a strong political standard,and its inhabitants full of patriotism,,...and yet.........
Yet,it has its funny side,and usually,funny does not rythme with the truth,.but lets keep it on a happy note.
Did you ever went to the police station for an info regarding immigration purpose?and gosh,.the lady in the small office give you a list of documents that you need to bring,.very mandatory,until you come again,and Ooopssss,..the lady again is not satisfied because she just checked that there are different papers needed.
Very angry i was,but it was funny because,i decided to go to another police station in a different City,and to my amazement,the other lady in the other small office give me a different version of the law,and of the list,.whom to trust???that was the very important question!!!
as i said,.it was kind of funnY at the end,.
funny Croatia is subject for entertaining purpose with a slice of pure truth,.
Funny Croatia -CPD(Croatian Police Department)
Go with the one who asks less paperwork and see if it works, if not go with the one which is closer to your place 
Nothing weird here to get contradictory information.
to be completely honest,.i have tried everything,till i even gave extra documents which were requested but not needed anymore,.lots of contradictory information,thats for sure,.hehehehehe
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