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Građanima Bosne i Hercegovine čestitamo 25. novembar/studeni, Dan državnosti Bosne i Hercegovine.
Reception and an exhibition in honor of the artist Sonya Radan
30.09.2022. The Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in London hosted a reception and an art exhibition by the artist Sonya Radan, originally from Sarajevo, who with this exhibition marked 30 years of her creativity in London, where she continuously works exploring various artistic forms and techniques – oil and acrylic on canvas, paint on glass and silk, collages and sculptures on wood. She is a member of the Brent-London artists’ association as well as ULUBiH. She has been working as an art therapist for years in the UK as well as in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In 2008, she was chosen to represent Bosnia and Herzegovina among 42 countries at the large exhibition “Mediterraneo” (“The sea that unites us”) in the Italian Cultural Institute London. Her work was presented in 2016 in the anthology and monograph “Lighthouse” of Bosnian-Herzegovinian artists outside the borders of their native country. Sonja recently exhibited a series of sculptures/paintings “Memory of Trees” at the Saatchi Gallery, London. She was chosen as a leading artist in the Global Program “Eyes of the World”, presented by START.art. You can read more about the work of this artist at www.sonyaradan.com.
Prijem i izložba u čast umjetnice Sonye Radan
Foreigners Requesting Information about Visas to Bosnia and Herzegovina
If you are planning to visit Bosnia and Herzegovina, please first check if you need a visa:
http://mfa.gov.ba/konzularne_informacije/vize/Default.aspx ( English at the Top Right Hand Corner)
If you generally need a visa to travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina but hold a valid multiple entry visa or residence permit issued by the signatory countries of the Schengen Agreement, the EU member states or the United States of America, you will be able to travel, transit and stay in Bosnia and Herzegovina without a visa up to 90 days in any 180-day period, provided that the one continuous stay in Bosnia and Herzegovina cannot be longer than 30 days and must be within the validity period of the stipulated visa or residence permit.
Holders of foreign passports who generally need a visa to Bosnia and Herzegovina and hold a UK visa or permit of stay still need a visa to travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
If you need a visa please send an email to the Embassy to request the information on the visa requirements and book an appointment. Please include your details: name, nationality and passport that you currently hold to assist us in replying to your inquiry.
ANNOUNCEMENT – ENTRY TO BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA FOR HOLDERS OF THE UK PASSPORT
http://mvp.gov.ba/konzularne_informacije/vize/Default.aspx?template_id=16&s1=345&id=5288
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/bosnia-and-herzegovina