Do US passport holders need a visa for Bosnia and Hercegovina?
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How we checkNo visa. US passport holders visit Bosnia and Hercegovina visa-free for 90 days or less.
The US State Department's page says no visa is required for 90 days or less. Your passport must have 3 months' validity beyond your date of departure and one blank page per stamp. Amounts above 10,000 euros must be declared on arrival, and taking out more than that needs a bank certificate. Bosnia and Hercegovina is outside Schengen, so these days are not counted against the Schengen 90.
Source: US Department of State, Bosnia and Hercegovina Travel Advisory (Last Updated August 27, 2026). Checked Oct 19, 2026See the source
- Maximum stay
- 90 days total within six months from first entry, no visa
- State Department: "No visa is required for 90 days or less."
- Passport validity
- 3 months past departure
- State Department: "Must have 3 months' validity beyond your date of departure."
- Blank pages
- 1 per stamp
- One blank page available per stamp.
- Cash limit
- 10,000 euros
- Declare amounts above 10,000 euros on arrival; leaving with more needs a bank certificate.
- Entry visa
- Not required
- The United States is on the embassy's list of countries not required to hold a Bosnia and Herzegovina entry visa.
- Funds
- BAM 150 per day of stay
- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina sets the minimum for foreigners at KM 150 per day of intended stay, or the equivalent in convertible foreign currency.
Changes to this rule
- Oct 19, 2026Visa-free stays are limited to 90 days total within six months from first entry.