How much is the IELTS exam fee in Croatia?

The British Council's Croatia policy uses five weeks, not the 15 days common elsewhere. Cancel more than five weeks before the test for a refund minus a 25% admin fee; within five weeks there is no refund. Computer-test dates can be moved free up to five weeks ahead, and for 25% of the fee after that, in the Test Taker Portal.

If illness stops you sitting the test, an original medical certificate in Croatian or English, uploaded with a cancellation request within two calendar days of the test, gets the fee back minus 25%. Family members' notes are not accepted, and refunds take four to six weeks.

IELTS for UKVI and Life Skills follow the separate UKVI policy: cancel more than 14 days ahead for 75% back, within 14 days but more than two days ahead for 50%, within two days for 25%, and nothing on or after test day. A UKVI booking can be transferred only once, more than 14 days ahead, to a date within three months, and the centre may charge up to 25%. The British Council lists CEFR B2 for the UK Skilled Worker and Health and Care Worker visas: at least 5.5 in each of the four parts of IELTS for UKVI. B1 (4.0 in each part) still applies to people already on those routes before 8 January 2026 who are only extending (British Council). See IELTS for the UK Skilled Worker visa; nurses should also read IELTS for nurses in the UK.