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How to get a Bosnia and Herzegovina visa from Angola
Visa types, fees, processing times and application requirements for Angolan passport holders travelling to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Visa types & fees
2 visa options for travelling to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Business visa
Tourist visa
Application requirements
Documents Angolan applicants need to provide.
- Bosnia and Herzegovina application form should be correctly filled and signed.
- Angola passport should be valid for at least 6 months after the visa expiry date.
- The passport mush have two blank pages for visa entry stamp.
- Two passport photograph taken against a white background and displaying a non-smiling expression is required.
- Evidence showing the visa fee has been paid.
- Minors are required to provide legal consent note and national ID from both parents.
- Application form of minors should have the signature of both parents.
- The minimum amount of cash required for foreigners traveling to Bosnia and Herzegovina is KM 150.00 for each day of their intended stay
- Immunization against malaria and all tropical infectious diseases is required.
Visa type details
Tourist visa
- The tourist visa is issued to foreigners visiting Bosnia for tourism purposes.
- Tourist visa also permits foreigners to visit friends and family relatives in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- Duly filled-in and signed Bosnia and Herzegovina visa application form.
- Original Angola Passport that is valid for at least 6 months.
- Passport should have at least two blank pages for visa stamp.
- Applicants are required to submit copies of previous visas.
- Two recent coloured photographs taken against a white background.
- Invitation letter from any registered tourist organization or family and friends in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- Details of Travel activities, mentioning the period of stay required.
- Invitation letter from a Bosnia and Herzegovina national should be submitted with a copy of their Identity Card and / or an introductory letter from a Registered tour organization.
Business visa
- Business visa is granted to visitors for strictly business purposes such as business meeting or conference, negotiating and signing contracts, etc.
- A completely filled-in visa application form signed by applicants.
- Original Passport that is valid for at least 6 months beyond stay in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- Two recent passport photographs with a white background.
- Invitation letter from Bosnia and Herzegovina company mentioning the purpose and the duration of the visit.
- Letter from the local Bosnia Chamber of Commerce & Industry introducing the host company.
- Letter from applicants employer in Angola regarding the proposed visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- Travel itinerary showing exit and entry date.
- Letter of Invitation from a Bosnia and Herzegovina business partner or organization must be certified by the Ministry of Security of Bosnia and Herzegovina and by the relevant Chamber of Commerce.
Where to apply
Bosnia and Herzegovina embassy & visa application centers in Angola.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Bosnia and Herzegovina official language
The three official languages are spoken in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Serbian, Bosnian and Croatian. Although Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian have all become official languages, they remain completely understandable among each other. If you learn one language, you can speak any of nearly 20 million people in four countries, in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, and Serbia.
What are the emergency numbers in Bosnia and Herzegovina
The following are the emergency numbers in Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Police: Dial 122.
- Fire: In the event of a fire dial 123.
- Ambulance: Dial 124 or 611-1111.
How safe is Bosnia
Food and drinks are safe and crime level in Bosnia and Herzegovina is generally low, but visitors should still prepare for potential displeasure and incidents.