Destination BIH Travel

07/23/2023

US Citizens Will Need Visa To Travel To Europe in 2024
These 30 European countries require visa-exempt travellers to
have an ETIAS travel authorisation.
• AUSTRIA
• BELGIUM
• BULGARIA
• CROATIA
• CYPRUS
• CZECH REPUBLIC
• DENMARK
• ESTONIA
• FINLAND
• FRANCE
• GERMANY
• GREECE
• HUNGARY
• ICELAND
• ITALY
• LATVIA
• LIECHTENSTEIN
• LITHUANIA
• LUXEMBOURG
• MALTA
• NETHERLANDS
• NORWAY
• POLAND
• PORTUGAL
• ROMANIA
• SLOVAKIA
• SLOVENIA
• SPAIN
• SWEDEN
• SWITZERLAND

06/11/2022

US ending testing requirement as of June 12, 2022

It’s being reported that the Biden administration plans to end its testing requirement for inbound international travelers to the United States as of midnight on Sunday, June 12, 2022.

Under the current rules, travelers bound for the United States (regardless of vaccination status) need to get a rapid antigen or PCR test within one calendar day of starting their return journey to the United States.

Apparently this comes as the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention no longer feels this is necessary “based on the science and data.” For now this is being positioned as a suspension of the testing requirement, and it’s stated that the decision will be reassessed in 90 days, depending on the situation at the time.

The current testing requirement has been in place since January 2021, around the time that Biden first took office.

The travel industry will no doubt be excited about this development, since this has been a major point of concern for international travelers, given the risk of getting stuck abroad.

The US travel testing requirement is finally ending!

This is fantastic news

Over recent months we’ve seen many countries drop testing requirements related to travel. This typically coincided with countries also dropping mask requirements and other coronavirus-related measures.

The reality is that for quite some time now, just about the only context in which the United States has had federal coronavirus-related restrictions has been for international travelers.

Even beyond the science not making much sense, the reality is that the international travel testing industry has become a complete money grab, and really shady.

Flying to the US has just become much easier

12/05/2021

When do I need to take a negative test to fly back to the U.S.?

Travelers flying into the U.S. from abroad need to show a pre-departure viral test result from a specimen collected no more than one calendar day from the flight’s departure from a foreign country or the first flight in a series of connections booked on the same itinerary. This test can either be a rapid antigen or a PCR test. This rule applies to all travelers flying into the U.S. from abroad (U.S. territories are exempt) regardless of citizenship or vaccination status.

How do I determine my testing window?

The rule states travelers’ COVID-19 specimen should be collected no more than one calendar day before the departure of the passenger’s originating flight to the United States. This is especially important if your itinerary contains an overnight layover — or if you’ve built in a stopover to add another destination to your trip.

When does the new policy go into effect?

The order goes into effect for flights departing at or after 12:01 a.m. EST (5:01 a.m. GMT) on Monday, Dec. 6, 2021. That means any passenger on an international flight departing after that date and time would be subjected to the new rule.

What if I’m entering the U.S. by land?

You will not need to provide a negative test if you’re entering the U.S. through the land borders with Canada and Mexico.

What about children?

All passengers 2 years of age and older traveling into the U.S. must provide proof of a negative test. Travelers age 2 and under are exempt from this amended rule, as with the original rule.

11/13/2021

Unvaccinated Americans Returning to U.S. Will Have to be COVID Tested Within 24 Hours of Travel.

Those who are vaccinated will also continue to need to supply a negative test, but their timeline remains at 72-hours prior to travel.

11/02/2021

Beginning November 8, fully vaccinated international travelers who want to come to the U.S. can now do so, following the U.S. government’s announcement that it will lift travel restrictions on foreign nationals that have been in place since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Here’s what you need to know about the new U.S entry requirements:

Vaccine & Testing Requirements
• Fully vaccinated foreign nationals will be permitted to enter the U.S. with proof of vaccination and a negative COVID-19 test taken within three days of departure. Unvaccinated foreign nationals will not be able to board a flight to the U.S., unless they meet criteria for one of the exceptions.
• Fully vaccinated U.S. citizens returning from abroad will still be required to show proof a negative test result within three days of departure.
• Unvaccinated U.S. citizens must show proof of a negative test within one day of departure to re-enter the U.S. from abroad. Approved test types include COVID-19 viral tests approved by the U.S. government (molecular, nucleic acid amplification [NAAT], RT-PCR, TMA, LAMP, and antigen tests accepted).
• Children under 18 years of age are exempt from the vaccination requirement. Children between ages 2 and 17 are required to show proof of a negative COVID-19 test (under age 2, not required to test).
Attestation Form & Contact Tracing
• All passengers ages 2 and up will need to complete an attestation form before boarding a flight to the U.S.
• Contact tracing information will be required for all passengers entering the U.S. Delta will collect this information for its passengers on behalf of the CDC.
Approved Vaccines & Proof of Vaccination
Individuals are considered fully vaccinated two weeks (14 days) or more after receiving one dose of a single dose vaccine, two doses of a two-dose vaccine or any combination of a two-dose vaccine (i.e., mix and match) of an approved or authorized for emergency use vaccine by the U.S. FDA and World Health Organization (WHO) including:
• J&J (also called Janssen)
• Pfizer-BioNTech
• Moderna
• AstraZeneca
• Covishield
• BIBP/Sinopharm
• Sinovac

10/29/2021

https://www.travelmarketreport.com/Destinations/articles/Unvaccinated-Americans-Returning-to-US-Will-Have-to-be-COVID-Tested-Within-24-Hours-of-Travel?cm_mmc=Act-On%20Software-_-email-_-News%20Alert:%20International%20Travel%20Rules%20are%20Changing%20for%20U.S.%20Citizens%20-_-Read%20More

The rules for international travel are changing again for both American citizens and non-citizens.

07/12/2021

http://www.granpol.gov.ba/Content/Read/76?title=Stranci

USLOVI ULASKA U BOSNU I HERCEGOVINU STRANCI Vijeće ministara Bosne i Hercegovine donijelo je Odluku o proglašenju nastanka stanja prirodne ili druge nesreće na teritoriju Bosne i Hercegovine („Službeni glasnik BiH", br. 18/20),zbog opasnosti od moguće pojave epidemije zarazne bolesti prouzrok...

07/02/2021

Vazno za putnike koji putuju iz BiH na BiH pasose

Section 1. Suspension and Limitation on Entry. (a) The entry into the United States, as immigrants or nonimmigrant, of noncitizens who were physically present within the Schengen Area, the United Kingdom (excluding overseas territories outside of Europe), the Republic of Ireland, and the Federative Republic of Brazil during the 14-day period preceding their entry or attempted entry into the United States, is hereby suspended and limited subject to section 2 of this proclamation.

Odjel 1. Suspenzija i ograničenje pri ulasku. (a) Ulazak u SAD, Kao imigranti ili nonimmigranti, od necitizena koji su bili fizički prisutni unutar Šengenske oblasti, Ujedinjeno Kraljevstvo (isključujući prekomorske teritorije izvan Evrope), Republike Irske i Federativne Republike Brazil tokom 14-dnevnog perioda pre njihovog ulaska ili pokušaja ulaska u SAD, ovime se suspenduje i ograničava podložno odeljku 2 ovog proglašenja.

07/02/2021

Predsjedničke proklamacije o novom koronavirusu
Posljednje ažuriranje: 26. januara 2021
Predsjednik Biden je 25. januara 2021. potpisao proglas kojim se nastavlja obustava ulaska određenih putnika iz šengenskog područja, Ujedinjenog Kraljevstva, Republike Irske, Brazila i proširivanjem ograničenja na putnike iz Južne Afrike. Američki državljani i zakoniti stalni stanovnici ne podliježu proglasima. Neki drugi izuzeci uključuju, ali nisu ograničeni na: strane diplomate koji putuju u Sjedinjene Države s A ili G vizama i određene članove porodice američkih državljana ili zakoniti stalni stanovnici, uključujući supružnike, maloljetnu djecu, roditelje (pod uvjetom da njegov / njen američki državljanin ili zakonito dijete sa stalnim prebivalištem je neoženjeno i mlađe od 21 godine) i braća i sestre (pod uvjetom da su i brat i sestra i američki državljanin ili zakoniti prebivalište neoženjeni i mlađi od 21 godine). Takođe postoji izuzetak za vazduhoplovnu i pomorsku posadu koja putuje u Sjedinjene Države sa C, D ili C1 / D vizama. Potpuni popis izuzetaka potražite u proglasima.

Cjelovit tekst proglašenja predsjednika 25. januara dostupan je na web stranici Bijele kuće na:

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-actions/2021/01/25/proclamation-on-the-suspension-of-entry-as-immigrants-and-non-immigrants-of-certain- dodatne osobe-koje-predstavljaju-rizik-od-prenosa-bolesti koronavirusa /

The Federal Government must act swiftly and aggressively to combat coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). The national emergency caused by the COVID-19

06/25/2021

The Netherlands Reopens To US Travelers With No Restrictions



The Netherlands today completely reopened to U.S. travelers, who may now enter without any restrictions—no proof of vaccination, previous recovery or negative COVID-19 test needed.
Thanks to rising vaccination rates and steadily falling infection rates, the United States has been deemed a safe country or one that is low-risk for COVID-19 transmission, in terms of the Netherlands’ travel restrictions.