Does anyone know what I need to do to make my iPad work in Croatia? I am not too computer-savvy :-)
Thanks!
Posted by
Vernon, Canada
32213 posts
Linda, That's rather a "broad question". More specific information would be helpful. For example, are you referring to Wi-Fi use only, or 3G (cellular) service? Which model iPad are you using? In order to use the iPad Charger, you WILL need Plug Adaptors. Cheers!
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Northamptonshire, England
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Posted by
OP
Spokane, WA
9 posts
Hi Ken, I'm taking an older iPad 1. I do not have 3G service... I planned to use WiFi only, but don't know if i also need a Sim card for the iPad? I just need some advice on what needs to be done to communicate there the cheapest and simplest way ( iPad and phone). I have an old phone that will work in Europe - I can change the SIM card in Croatia, but then i think it might not work in Bosnia-Herzegovina also, where i will be for a couple days. For making calls, I could get a phone card, rather than 2 SIM cards for 2 countries, but I know it's getting hard to find public places to use them. I apprecaite any advice and knowledge that anyone can give me.
Thanks!
Posted by
New York, NY, USA
11294 posts
Your iPad not only does not need a SIM card, but cannot take one. The WiFi standard is universal; you connect to WiFi in Croatia the same way you do in the US. You do need a plug adapter, but not a converter, to charge the iPad in Croatia. Rick sells them (link here); you want the one with two round prongs, or the lower one of the two in the picture on that page.
Posted by
OP
Spokane, WA
9 posts
Harold,
Thank you so much for the info!