Bosnia and Herzegovina - Bosnia ja Hertsegovina

Bosnia and Herzegovina
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General information
Capital
State form
Federal RepublicView and modify data on Wikidata
Currency
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Area
51 197 km2View and modify data on Wikidata
Population
3 507 017 ()View and modify data on Wikidata
Languages
Bosnia, Croatia, SerbiaView and modify data on Wikidata
Electric
230 V (50 Hz), Europlug, spindle
Area code
387View and modify data on Wikidata
Emergency numbers
112, 122 (police), 123 (fire brigade), 124 (emergency medical services)View and modify data on Wikidata
Domain name
.baView and modify data on Wikidata
Time zone
Central European Time (Standard Time)
UTC 1 (Standard Time)
UTC 2 (Daylight Saving Time)View and modify data on Wikidata
Transport
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Bosnia and Herzegovina is located on the Balkan Peninsula.

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Understand

Bosnia and Herzegovina was a part Yugoslavia, from which the country became independent in 1992. After that, the Bosnian war broke out because Bosnian Serbs would have liked to remain part of Yugoslavia. Initially, Muslims and Croats fought against Serbs. During the war, both Muslims and Croats fought each other. The war ended in 1995, leaving bullet marks on the walls of apartment buildings in Sarajevo that are still visible.

Summers are hot and winters are cold.

Come

EU citizens can stay in the country without a visa for less than 90 days.

By plane

From Helsinki can get to Sarajevo by changing planes In Istanbul (Turkish Airlines) it In Munich (Luftansa).

By train

From the Croatian capital Zagrebista there is a train connection to Sarajevo, the journey takes 10 hours.

By road

By bus

From Croatia access From Split and From Dubrovnik by bus to Mostar, Sarajevo and Banja Luka.

Move

There are many small bus companies in the country. There are juniors too, but they run slowly and infrequently.

Talk

Bosnian is spoken in Bosnia.

Buy

Price level

Eat

Juo

Sleep

Study

Work

Stay safe

In Sarajevo, you should pay attention to pickpockets and avoid noisy groups of children, for example.

In Bosnia, especially in rural / natural areas, care must be taken with landmines set during the Bosnian war.

Stay healthy

The Finnish Ministry for Foreign Affairs recommends Tetanus diphtheria and Hepatitis A vaccinations for those traveling to the country.

Respect

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