 (*)The constitutional amendments of November 2000 abandoned a semi-presidential system for a parliamentary system (with a directly elected president) and also made the presidency a non-partisan office, meaning that even if they are elected to office as a candidate of a particular political party, he or she must resign membership in that party before taking office as president.A – Acting President
(**) From the abolishment of the collective Presidency of the Republic of Croatia on 22 December 1990

The First Lady or First Gentleman of Croatia is the informal title given to the wife or husband of the President of Croatia.It is used almost exclusively outside the country itself or by foreign media sources, while within Croatia itself the spouse of the President is usually referred to as either the wife of the President of the Republic or the husband of the President of the Republic, rather than being referenced as a First Spouse.