English-Speaking Doctor in Zagreb

Online medical help in English for patients in Zagreb

Need medical help in Zagreb but prefer to speak with a doctor in English? Mobi Doctor gives travellers, expats, students, business visitors and residents access to doctor-led online medical care from their hotel, apartment, workplace, student residence or home.

You can use Mobi Doctor for non-emergency medical concerns, medical assessment, treatment guidance and clear next steps when you are unsure how to navigate local healthcare in Croatia.

Important: Mobi Doctor currently does not issue prescriptions for use in Croatia.

If prescription treatment, hands-on examination, urgent in-person care or hospital assessment is needed, the doctor can guide you toward the safest local route in Zagreb.

General practitioners are online 365 days a year, from 9 AM to 10 PM.

Doctors available now

Most patients speak to a doctor within ~15 minutes

Today, August 4th I Next slot in 15 minutes

7:20 PM €47 Fastest available
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8:00 PM €47
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Express Medical Assessment

Medically reviewed

Dr. Chrysoula I. Liakou MD, PhD

Internal Medicine Specialist

Cancer Immunology Researcher

Book a Doctor Appointment Online in Zagreb

Booking a doctor in Zagreb is simple and efficient. Choose a time online and speak to a doctor from your phone, tablet, or laptop. Whether you are in Donji Grad, Novi Zagreb, or nearby areas, you can access care without visiting a clinic.

Virtual Care from Qualified Doctors

Speak to a licensed, English-speaking doctor who can assess your symptoms and provide medical advice. In Zagreb, access to care often depends on public registration or private clinic availability, and appointments may be required in advance. Online consultations help with common conditions such as infections, allergies, skin issues, and general medical concerns.

Ongoing Support & Follow-Up

After your consultation, you can continue your care with follow-up appointments and medical advice. This allows you to manage your health easily while living in or visiting Zagreb without needing to organise additional clinic visits.

€47

Average urgent care

€100 - 1000+

Medical Weight Loss

Testosterone Replacement Therapy

Mental health

Joint Pain

Cold , Flu

Eye Problems

Ear Problems

Sexual Health

Allergies

Headaches and Migraines

Bites and Stings

Stomach and Digestive Problems

Skin Conditions

Hair Loss

Pregnancy-related Conditions

Birth control

Dehydration

Bleeding Gums

Oedema

Doctor in Zagreb – Frequently Asked Questions

You can see a doctor in Zagreb today through a local clinic, a public healthcare provider, or an online consultation. Access can depend on whether you are registered in the system or using private services, and same-day appointments may be limited. If access is delayed, Mobi Doctor can help you speak to a doctor the same day for non-emergency concerns.

Yes, you can sometimes find a doctor near you in Zagreb without an appointment at private clinics. However, most healthcare is appointment-based, and availability can vary depending on location and demand. For quicker access when local clinics are full, many patients use Mobi Doctor for minor health issues.

Yes, there are English-speaking doctors in Zagreb, particularly in private clinics and services used by expats and international patients. However, availability may vary between providers, and not all clinics offer English consultations at short notice. Mobi Doctor provides a reliable way to speak to an English-speaking doctor without delays.

Yes, tourists can visit a doctor in Zagreb without insurance, but they usually need to pay privately. Visitors often rely on private clinics for faster access, especially if they are not registered in the public system. Travel insurance may cover these costs after the visit.

The cost of seeing a doctor in Zagreb depends on whether you use public or private healthcare. Private consultations are typically paid directly and can vary depending on the provider and service. For a simple fixed-cost option, Mobi Doctor can be used for common, non-emergency medical advice.

You can sometimes get a doctor’s appointment in Zagreb the same day, depending on availability. However, waiting times may vary depending on whether you use public or private healthcare services. Online consultations are often the fastest way to speak to a doctor for minor illnesses.

You can get a prescription in Zagreb from a licensed doctor at a clinic or through the local healthcare system. Pharmacies are widely available across the city and can dispense medication with a valid prescription. A doctor’s in-person or authorised consultation is required before medication can be issued.

You should go to a hospital in Zagreb if you experience serious symptoms such as chest pain, breathing difficulty, severe injury, or heavy bleeding. Hospitals and emergency departments handle urgent and life-threatening conditions, while clinics manage routine care. In an emergency, call 112 or go directly to the nearest hospital.