North Korea in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Accredited from abroad

Korea (Democratic People's Republic of) has no resident mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is covered by:

• Embassy of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in Bucharest, Romania

Frequently asked questions

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

North Korea offers a unique and intriguing experience for tourists, marked by its tightly controlled attractions and distinct charm. While the accommodation options are limited and lack luxury, they reflect the country's unique hospitality. This destination may appeal to a segment of the approximately 3 million people in Bosnia and Herzegovina who seek unconventional travel experiences.

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

North Korea is generally considered less safe for tourists compared to Bosnia and Herzegovina. While Bosnia and Herzegovina ranks 59th in the Global Peace Index, North Korea is significantly lower at 149th out of 160 countries. Additionally, Bosnia and Herzegovina has a low murder rate of 1.0 per 100,000 people, whereas there is no available data for North Korea. In terms of organized crime, Bosnia and Herzegovina scores better across various categories. For instance, it has a mafia group index of 4.0 compared to North Korea's 1.0, indicating a higher level of organized crime in North Korea. Furthermore, North Korea scores poorly on state crime (10.0) and human trafficking (8.0), suggesting serious safety concerns. Overall, tourists from Bosnia and Herzegovina should exercise caution and be aware of the risks when considering travel to North Korea.