Bosnia and Herzegovina in Lithuania

Accredited from abroad

Bosnia and Herzegovina has no resident mission in Lithuania. It is covered by:

• Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Copenhagen, Denmark

Frequently asked questions

How attractive is Bosnia and Herzegovina as a destination for visitors from Lithuania?

Bosnia and Herzegovina offers a unique blend of cultural and natural attractions, such as the historic bridges of Mostar and the stunning Dinaric Alps, making it a potentially appealing destination for some Lithuanian travelers. With around 700,000 Lithuanians traveling abroad annually, a portion may find Bosnia and Herzegovina an intriguing option.

Please answer the following question: How safe is Bosnia and Herzegovina for tourists coming from Lithuania?

Bosnia and Herzegovina is generally considered a relatively safe destination for tourists, including those from Lithuania. In terms of safety while walking alone at night, Bosnia and Herzegovina ranks 23rd out of 40 countries, closely matching Lithuania's rank of 24th. According to the Global Peace Index, Bosnia and Herzegovina is ranked 59th out of 160 countries, which is lower than Lithuania's rank of 31st, indicating that Lithuania is safer overall. When looking at crime statistics, the murder rate in Bosnia and Herzegovina is lower than in Lithuania, with 1.0 per 100,000 people compared to Lithuania's 2.6. However, organized crime indices suggest that Bosnia and Herzegovina faces more challenges related to various types of crime, including state crime and human trafficking, where it ranks worse than Lithuania. Overall, while Bosnia and Herzegovina is relatively safe, travelers should remain aware of their surroundings and exercise caution, as they would in any foreign country.