U.S. citizens possessing a valid passport do not need a visa to enter Bosnia and Herzegovina for short-term stays of up to three months while visiting for business or tourism.

Citizens of countries that signed Schengen Agreement and citizens of the European Union can use their Identity Cards as a traveling document to enter, exit and pass over Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Citizens of Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia, Macedonia, Israel, Japan, Kuwait, Malaysia, New Zealand, South Korea, Turkey, and Vatican do not need visa.

Holders of diplomatic and official passports: Albania, Iran, China, Pakistan, Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates; Holders of diplomatic passports: Singapore; Holders of business-civil passports: China.

Business Visa requirements:
1.  Valid passport of applicant;
2. Application form (completed and signed);
3.  Copy of valid US visa or Alien Registration card;
4.  Copy of return trip ticket or itinerary;
5.  One passport size pictures
6. Letter from employer stating the purpose of the trip to Bosnia and        Herzegovina
7. Letter of invitation from a company in Bosnia and Herzegovina, certified by the Ministry of Security of Bosnia and Herzegovina – Department for Foreign Citizens and competent chamber of commerce by business residence of the guarantee provider.

All personal items, new or old may be taken into Albania without incurring custom duties. A reasonable amount of tobacco, beverages and perfumes for personal use is allowed.
Prohibited items include firearms, ammunition, narcotics, drugs and goods jeopardizing the observance of public order and social security. Special export permits are required for precious metals, ancient coins and scroll, antiques, books and works of art, which are considered to be part of national culture and heritage.