Starlink has started opening Croatian orders, with earlier applicants receiving a message inviting them to buy the equipment and service.
A November 5 first-hand account in Večernji list records the email arriving that day. The reporter also checked an offer for a Zagreb address, rather than relying only on a forecast about future service.
The quoted offer listed HRK4,029 for the equipment, HRK799 per month and HRK649 for delivery. These are historical kuna-denominated figures from that address, not a current euro price list.
The report also indicated that equipment and service could follow later. An invitation to place the order should therefore not be described as proof that the terminal was already active on November 5.
The opening adds Croatia to a European footprint that includes Austria and Italy. Its value could be greatest at a property where the existing fixed or mobile connection is poor.
Our Croatian installation directory covers local setup planning. Customers still need an address check and a dish position clear of obstructions, rather than assuming every coastal or inland property has identical service conditions.
