Bosnia and Herzegovina
General country
information
Survace 51.129 kmē about
4,6 million inhabetants Language:
Servo-Croatic
Telephone entry code 00387 Police
92, Ambulance 94, Firebrigade 95
Currency:Bosnian Dinar VAT 20% non
refundeble
Alcohol
percentage 0% while
driving a vehicle
VIDOTRANS-HTG
his not policly involved, we only take in mind if itīs save to transport
relief gods to a certain destination like the post-war area Bosnië &
Herzegovina.
VIDOTRANS-HTG
transported to Sarajevo for the foundation "Blindhelp international".
This organization supports blind people in Easteren Europe and helps them
besides the normale reliefgoods like clothing and bedding also with the very
important visual measering equipment, glasses and other visual means of help.
For Mission
Without Borders International we transport on a reguarly base reliefgoods to
the in 2 parted city of Mostar
were the bombarded bridge
became a simbol of a crazy war.
the bridge in Mostar before the
war
the road to the bridge
on the bridge
picture taken from the bridge
Import and custom
regulations for reliefgoods
What is absolutely impossible:
1.
No meat or products containing meat
2.
No milk/diary or products containing milk
3.
No vis or products containing vis
4.
No food whit a short expire date or an oudated expiredate, e.g. 03-08
can not be transported in august 2003, in general food should have an expire
date of at least 6 months after import in the country.
5.
No 2de hand refrigerators because of the very strict
export rules in the EU about equipment containing CFK.
What is possible but only with an
importlicense of the ministery of agriculture:
Patatoes (consumption and seed),
Rice, Seeds and milkpowder with all the phyto sanitary certificates
Besides the above mentioned products almost anything
can be imported if itīs according to the following regulation:
The goods can anly be used for
reliefprojects and may never be used for trading, commercial purposes or for
gain.
Your receiver must custom
clear the loads by itself:
A service like Fundatia Martha
in Roemenia is not possible in Albania but your receiver must custom clear the
goods by itself, please bare in mind that your receiver must provide the
following documents and import licenses:
1.
Acceptation letter
2.
Import license of the ministery in Tirana
3.
Registration in the local custom computer
4.
Make the custom decleration at a local expeditor
5.
custom clear the goods at the customs
6.
pay for all the declaration and custom fees
If you are interrested in transportation or if you want a quotation than
please fill in the Information
form
Ministery
of transport
IvanaKrndelja b.b, 88000 Mostar
tel: 00387-36-550025, fax: 00387-36-550024
Een groot aantal links naar Bosnisch gerelateerde pagina’s vind u hieronder:
Gouvernement of Bosnia and Herzegovina, including
statistic information
http://www.fbihvlada.gov.ba/engleski/index.html
Ministery of foreign affairs.
Central Bank.
http://www.cbbh.gov.ba/english/aboutcbbh.htm
Constitution of 1995
http://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/law/bk__indx.html
Outcom of latest elections and links to different parties
http://www.electionworld.org/election/bosnia.htm
Ambassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Washington.
http://www.bosnianembassy.org/
Ambassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Netherlands.
News and links.
This week in Bosnia-Herzegovina gives news and an arcive from 1995. Itīs also
possible to receive This week in Bosnia-Herzegovina wekely via email.
http://www.applicom.com/twibih/
The vision out of the servibian part of Bosnia, the
republika Srpska.
The Croatic vision.
A lot of articles out of different sources: Jugoslavic
(patriottic or independant), Croatic, Macedonic, Serbian Bosnian, Croatic
Bosnian en Moslim Bosnian. The purpose of this site is to inform the reader of
unfiltered undependant views.
http://www.cdsp.neu.edu/info/students/
marko/yupress.html
IFOR - Operatie Joint Endeavor (decmber 20th.
1995 – december 20th. 1996)
of NATO in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Contains amoung a lot of other information
the full tekst of the Dayton agreement.
http://www.nato.int/ifor/ifor.htm
The Stabilitation Force (SFOR) of NATO in Bosnia and
Herzegovina. Contains also a historical discription of the area up till 1992.
Publications of Amnesty International about Bosnia and
Herzegowina.
http://web.amnesty.org/ai.nsf/countries/bosnia-herzegovina
Full touristic information with a lot of links to other
sites.
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/ europe/bosnia_hercegovina/