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title: Bosnia and Herzegovina visa for citizens of Armenia
description: "Citizens of Armenia need a visa for Bosnia and Herzegovina and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre. Stay up to 90 days. Fee: €60. Processing: 15–30 days. Documents checklist and application steps."
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# Bosnia and Herzegovina visa for citizens of Armenia

Citizens of Armenia need a visa for Bosnia and Herzegovina and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre.

*Verified · last checked 2026-09-05. Policies change. Confirm with the embassy or official visa portal before you travel.*

## Key facts

- **Entry route:** Embassy / VFS · Short-stay visa (up to 90 days)
- **How to apply:** In-person at an embassy or visa center
- **Maximum stay:** Up to 90 days
- **Visa validity:** 90 days
- **Entries:** Single entry
- **Processing time:** 15–30 days
- **Government fee:** €60
- **Passport validity:** At least 3 months
- **Biometrics:** Required
- **Appointment:** Required
- **Interview:** Not required
- **Onward or return ticket:** Required
- **Proof of funds:** Bank statements for last 3 months showing sufficient funds

## How to apply

1. **Determine visa type and gather documents** — Check if you qualify for visa-free entry (EU resident) or need a standard visa.
2. **Complete visa application form** — Fill out the form accurately, either online or on paper.
3. **Book an appointment at the embassy or consulate** — Contact the Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Yerevan or the nearest consulate.
4. **Pay the visa fee** — Pay the €60 fee as instructed by the embassy (bank transfer or cash).
5. **Attend the appointment in person** — Submit your application, provide biometrics (fingerprints and photo), and present original documents.
6. **Wait for processing** — Processing typically takes 15–30 days.
7. **Collect your passport** — Return to the embassy to pick up your passport with the visa sticker.
8. **Travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina** — Ensure you have all documents (passport, visa, insurance, proof of funds) for border control.

## Documents checklist

- **Valid passport (with at least 3 months validity beyond intended stay)** (Identity): Must have at least two blank pages
- **Completed visa application form** (Identity): Download from embassy website or obtain in person
- **Two recent passport-size photographs (35x45 mm)** (Identity): White background, not older than 6 months
- **Travel health insurance (minimum €30,000 coverage)** (Travel): Valid for entire Schengen area and duration of stay
- **Round-trip flight reservation** (Travel): Not a paid ticket, just itinerary
- **Proof of accommodation (hotel booking or invitation letter)** (Travel): For entire stay
- **Bank statements for last 3 months** (Financial): Show sufficient funds for stay
- **Employment letter or proof of student status** (Employment): Stating position, salary, and approved leave
- **Valid visa or residence permit of EU member state (if applicable)** (Supporting, optional): Allows visa-free stay up to 7 days
- **Proof of civil status (marriage certificate, birth certificate of children)** (Supporting, optional): If applicable
- **Cover letter explaining purpose of visit** (Supporting, optional): Optional but recommended
- **Visa fee payment receipt** (Supporting): Pay at embassy or bank
- **Copy of previous visas (if any)** (Supporting, optional): To show travel history
- **Invitation letter from host in Bosnia and Herzegovina (if visiting friends/family)** (Supporting, optional): Notarized if required

## Proof of funds

- **Minimum balance:** Equivalent of €50 per day of stay
- Bank statements
- Cash
- Traveler's cheques
- Credit card limit

Bank statements must be original or certified copies, not older than 30 days.

## Good to know

- Visa-free entry only for holders of valid EU visa or residence permit, max 7 days.
- Overstaying may result in fines or future visa bans.
- Embassy may request additional documents at their discretion.

## Common refusal reasons

- **Incomplete or incorrect application form** — Double-check all fields and provide accurate information.
- **Insufficient funds** — Provide bank statements showing adequate balance for the entire stay.
- **Lack of travel insurance** — Purchase valid travel health insurance before applying.
- **Previous visa violations or overstays** — Ensure compliance with previous visa conditions.

## FAQs

### Do citizens of Armenia need a visa for Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Citizens of Armenia need a visa for Bosnia and Herzegovina and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre. Visa type: Short-stay visa (up to 90 days).

### How long can citizens of Armenia stay in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Up to 90 days.

### How much does the Bosnia and Herzegovina visa cost for citizens of Armenia?

Government fee: €60.

### How long does Bosnia and Herzegovina visa processing take?

Typically 15–30 days.

### What documents do citizens of Armenia need for Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Valid passport (with at least 3 months validity beyond intended stay); Completed visa application form; Two recent passport-size photographs (35x45 mm); Travel health insurance (minimum €30,000 coverage); Round-trip flight reservation; Proof of accommodation (hotel booking or invitation letter); and 8 more.

### How long must my passport be valid for Bosnia and Herzegovina?

At least 3 months.

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