Bosnia and Herzegovina is one of the tourist destinations that have started to gain popularity recently, due to its charming nature, its rich history, its hospitable people, delicious cuisine and unique features, and its proximity to other European countries, which makes it one of the stations that can be easily added to any trip.
Before traveling to any destination, you must check the visa or visa requirements for that country. In order to facilitate the process for you, we have collected all information about the Bosnian visa in this article.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina visa for citizens of the Arab Gulf states
It is not required for the travel of citizens of the Arab Gulf states – United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Sultanate of Oman, Kuwait and Qatar – To Bosnia and Herzegovina to obtain a visa or visa, as it is one of the countries exempt from the requirements for obtaining entry and exit visa, transit visa and residence visa in the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Travelers from these countries can stay in Bosnia and Herzegovina for a maximum period of 90 days, starting from the date of arrival.
Bosnia and Herzegovina visa for citizens of Arab countries
Citizens of the following countries are required to obtain a visa before traveling to Bosnia and Herzegovina: Egypt – Sudan – Somalia – Syria – Lebanon – Yemen – Jordan – Morocco – Tunisia – Algeria – Iraq – Palestine – Djibouti – Comoros – Libya – Mauritania.
Please note that citizens of these countries can visit Bosnia if they have a Schengen visa (provided they have used this visa to enter a European Union country) or a passport from visa-free countries such as the United Kingdom, the United States of America, Australia, and Canada.
The documents required to obtain a Bosnia and Herzegovina visa
You must apply for a visa at the embassy or consulate in the country of the person wishing to travel, or at the nearest consulate in neighboring countries. Be sure to carry all the documents required to obtain a visa, as follows:
- A passport valid for at least six months from the date of submitting the visa application.
- A recent passport photo.
- The visa application is complete with all the required details and data.
- A copy of the residence permit (for residents of a country other than their own).
- A copy of the airline ticket or itinerary, along with a voucher from the travel agency stating that the fares are fully met.
- Travel insurance.
- No objection letter from the employer or sponsor (if any).
- Bank statement for the last three months.
Bosnian visa consulate fees
Please note that the Consulate of Bosnia and Herzegovina imposes fees on those wishing to obtain a visa, which are divided as follows:
- Short-term or transit visa: Equivalent to 146 AED.
- Short term multiple entry visa: Equivalent to AED 269.
- Long term multiple entry visa: Equivalent to 339 AED.
Time to process and issue the Bosnian Visa
The process of processing and issuing a visa takes between 5 and 7 working days, depending on the tourist season and whether the consulate is located in the country of the person who wants to travel.
Useful numbers and information
Residents of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia can contact the Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Riyadh at the following number: 00966114567914
Note: Please note that travelers to Bosnia must register with the police authorities of Bosnia and Herzegovina within 72 hours of arrival, and the hotel usually sponsors this on behalf of guests.
- Travel with us to Bosnia and learn about its history and ancient civilization.
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Disclaimer: The visa requirements may change at any time, and the contents of these pages represent the limits of our knowledge of this issue and provide it to you in good faith. It is the sole responsibility of visitors to the site or its users to use the data contained therein. For more information on obtaining a Bosnian visa, please contact the nearest embassy in Bosnia and Herzegovina or visit the Bosnian embassy website.
