Skiing and riding this year will be different; we’re here to
welcome you back to winter as smoothly as possible. This guide is a brief
overview of what to expect when travelling to and around Bosnia and Herzegovina
and in resort this winter.
Got any more questions? Please give the Information team a
call on 0208 410 2009 or drop us an e-mail at [email protected]
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office issues
advice relating to the safety of a country or destination to travel to. If you
travel against this advice, there could be serious ramifications for the cover
provided under your travel insurance policy. Please read their
advice and your travel insurance policy very carefully before booking and
travelling.
Vaccine Eligibility
In the eyes
of Bosnian authorities and for the purposes of this overview, a person is
considered fully vaccinated if they have received;
·
A full course of any vaccination against COVID-19
A “full
course” is considered as the first two doses of any two-shot vaccination, or
your only dose of a single shot vaccine. These must have been administered no
less than 14 days before your arrival in Bosnia. If appropriate, your third
“booster” dose is not necessary for this purpose.
More
details can be found here.
Entry
Requirements
Entry requirements are subject to change at short notice.
Please check the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office’s advice
for Bosnia for the latest guidance.
All travellers can enter Bosnia without quarantining if they
are able to provide one of the following:
-
A negative COVID-19 PCR test result, taken no
earlier than 48hrs before travel
-
Proof of a full course of COVID-19 vaccination,
completed no less than 14 days prior to arrival
- A certificate from a doctor demonstrating proof
of recovery from COVID-19 between 14 and 180 days before your arrival.
Bosnia and Herzegovinian authorities will freely accept the
NHS’s proof of COVID recovery or vaccination for gaining access to the country
- this must be in paper form, and they will not accept a digital format.
Getting
Around – Bars, Restaurants, Etc.
Masks and social distancing are being enforced and are
required on all forms of public transport, in indoor public areas and in
outdoor areas where crowds are expected.
As part of this, there may be restrictions on the number of
people allowed to gather in one place.
What to
Expect in Resort?
Social distancing will be in place in enclosed areas. This
includes enclosed lifts, so expect lifts to operate with a reduced capacity.
Facemasks must be worn in all enclosed areas and in all lift
queues.
Cable cars, gondolas, etc., are considered public transport, and facemasks must therefore be worn at all times when riding.
