DebConf11/Travel-Visa

[edit] Decision on Visas

The Council of Ministers of B&H issued [a] new Decision on Visas, which [was] published in the “Official Gazette of B&H”, No: 100/2008 dated December 16th, 2008. [The] Decision on Visas [will take effect] as of December 24th, 2008.

Nationals of the [countries listed below] shall be exempted from [the] visa regime when entering and staying on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina [for] up to 90 days:

[edit] A

Andorra
Argentina
Australia
Austria

[edit] B

Belgium
Brazil
Brunei Darussalam
Bulgaria

[edit] C

Canada
Chile
Costa Rica
Croatia
Cyprus
Czech Republic

[edit] D

Denmark

[edit] E

Estonia

[edit] F

Finland
France

[edit] G

Germany
Greece
Guatemala

[edit] H

Holy See, the
Honduras
Hungary

[edit] I

Iceland
Ireland
Israel
Italy

[edit] J

Japan

[edit] K

Korea, Republic of
Kuwait

[edit] L

Latvia
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg

[edit] M

Macedonia
Malaysia
Malta
Malta, Sovereign Military Order of
Mexico
Monaco
Montenegro

[edit] N

Netherlands
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Norway

[edit] P

Panama
Paraguay
Poland
Portugal

[edit] Q

Qatar

[edit] R

Romania

[edit] S

Salvador
San Marino
Singapore
Slovakia
Slovenia
Serbia
Spain
Sweden
Swiss Confederation

[edit] T

Turkey

[edit] U

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
United States of America
Uruguay

[edit] V

Venezuela

[edit] Furthermore

Citizens of the following special administrative zones that shall not be required to have [a] visa when entering and staying on the territory of B&H:
1. Hong Kong (Peoples' Republic of China)
2. Macao (Peoples' Republic of China)

Besides having travel document and a proper identity card proving identity and citizenship, the nationals of the following countries may enter Bosnia and Herzegovina:

EU member states
Schengen Agreement signatory countries
Andorra, Montenegro, Croatia, Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino, Serbia, the Holy See and the Swiss Confederation

[edit] Official Government documentation regarding visas