Visa is not required for citizens of the EU and many other countries. A stay of up to 90 days is possible without a visa. If you need a visa, you can apply for it at the embassy, it is not available at the airport. Check the current regulations before your trip.
The Sarajevo Airport (SJJ) is the largest and offers the most international flights. Alternatively, the airports in Mostar and Banja Luka are also options, but with fewer connections. Be mindful of flight prices and the availability of shuttle services to your destination.
The local currency is the Convertible Mark (BAM). Cash is often required, especially in rural areas. Credit cards are accepted in larger cities, but not everywhere. It is advisable to carry sufficient cash and to use ATMs with Visa or Mastercard facilities.
Vaccinations are not mandatory, however, it is recommended to check vaccinations according to standard guidelines. Travel insurance is strongly advised to cover unexpected health costs or travel issues. Clarify this before your trip to be sure.
An accepted national driving license is sufficient as long as you are traveling by vehicle. A international driving license is recommended to avoid misunderstandings. Inform yourself about the traffic regulations in Bosnia and Herzegovina to drive safely.
SIM cards are available at mobile phone stores, supermarkets, and at the airport. The most common providers are m:tel, BH Telecom, and HT Eronet. To select a plan, you will need documents (passport, address). Compare the rates for data volumes and calls.
