Patients and visitors at Pula Hospital in Croatia will face new parking charges beginning October 1, 2026, with fees applied after the first hour.
Key facts
- •The new parking fee policy at Pula Hospital takes effect on October 1, 2026.
- •The first hour of parking is free, while each subsequent started hour costs two euros.
- •A three-hour stay at the hospital results in a parking fee of four euros.
- •Dialysis patients are exempt from fees during their medical procedures.
- •Oncology patients are exempt from parking charges for the duration of their active therapy.
Starting October 1, 2026, Pula Hospital in Croatia will introduce parking fees for vehicles parked on hospital grounds. While the first hour of parking remains free, every subsequent hour will cost two euros. The hospital administration stated that the policy aims to increase parking space availability for patients.
Fee Structure and Patient Concerns
The new parking policy applies to all visitors, including those waiting for medical examinations. Because hospital wait times are often unpredictable, patients may incur charges regardless of whether they are undergoing treatment or waiting to be seen. After three hours of parking, the total cost reaches four euros.
Exemptions for Specific Patients
The hospital has established specific exemptions to the new parking charges. Patients undergoing dialysis are exempt during their procedures, and oncology patients are not required to pay for the duration of their active therapy.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Total Croatia News.
