Passport:
All foreigners must have a valid passport or other recognized travel document. The passport must not be older than 10 years and should be valid at least 3 months beyond your planned departure date.
ID Card:
Citizens of EU member states, Schengen countries, and neighboring countries like Croatia and Serbia may enter with a valid ID card if it’s recognized by international agreement.
Visa Requirements:
Citizens from countries that do not benefit from visa-free access must apply for one of the following:
- C Type (Short-Term Visa): For stays up to 90 days within 180 days (tourism, business, education).
- D Type (Long-Term Visa): For work, study, family reunification—stays exceeding 90 days.
- A Type (Transit Visa): For airport transits without entering the country.
Additional Requirements:
- 💰 Proof of funds: Minimum 150 BAM/day
- 🛡️ Valid health insurance for the entire stay
- ✈️ Return or onward ticket
- 🏠 Residence registration at the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs upon arrival
Special Cases:
- 👶 Minors under 14 must travel with a parent/guardian or hold notarized parental authorization.
- 💳 Visa Sponsorship: If lacking funds, a sponsor (typically a close relative or legal resident) may be required.
Visa Process:
- 🌐 Online application: Required for some types
- 🏛️ Consulate interview and documentation: Includes application form, passport, photo, visa fee, and supporting materials
🔗 Service for Foreigners’ Affairs
