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Official Languages: Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian

English Is Common in Tourist-Facing Businesses in Sarajevo and Mostar, Especially with Younger People. It Is Less Reliable in Small Towns and Rural Areas, so Offline Maps, Saved Booking Details and a Few Local Phrases Help

Mobile Network: 4G Has Been the Mainstay Nationwide since 2019, with Good Coverage in Sarajevo, Mostar and along the Main Road between Them. Coverage Weakens in Mountain Tunnels, the Neretva Gorge and Remote Highland Areas. There Is No Commercial 5G yet, and the Largest Operator Began Switching Off 3G in 2026, so a 4G-Capable Phone Is the Safe Choice

Roaming/SIM/eSIM: Visitors from Elsewhere in the Region Pay No Roaming Surcharge under a Regional Western Balkans Agreement. EU Visitors Pay a Capped, Not Free, Rate under a Voluntary Operator Deal That Steps Down Yearly, While Talks on Full Home-Rate Roaming with the EU Continue. For Others, Roaming Is Simplest for a Short Trip but Often Pricier. A Local SIM Is Usually Cheapest for a Longer Stay If Unlocked, and an eSIM Can Match That with Setup Done before You Arrive, Where Supported

The Convertible Mark Is Pegged to the Euro at a Fixed Rate of 1.95583 BAM, so Euro Prices Convert Predictably. Cards Are Accepted in Hotels, Larger Restaurants, Supermarkets and Malls in Sarajevo, Mostar, Banja Luka and Other Bigger Towns, but Cash in BAM Is Still Needed for Small Cafes, Market Stalls, Rural Guesthouses and Some Taxis

Tipping Is Appreciated but Not Required. Five to 10 Percent Is Typical in Restaurants When Service Is Good and Not Already Included, and Rounding Up Is Common in Cafes, Bars and Taxis. Card Payments Do Not Always Let You Add a Tip, so Keep Some Cash on Hand — BAM or Euros Are Both Welcome for This

Plug Type: Type C and Type F

Voltage: 230 V, 50 Hz

Adapter: Visitors from Countries Using Type C or Type F Plugs Usually Do Not Need an Adapter. Travelers from the United Kingdom, Ireland, North America and Other Regions with Different Plug Types Will Typically Need One, and Some Devices May Also Need Voltage Compatibility Checked