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Embassy of Malaysia, Sarajevo Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Malaysia

Travel Advisory

 

TRAVEL ADVISORY TO BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA AND TO MALAYSIA

 

TRAVEL ADVISORY TO BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA (BiH)

 

 

Quarantine is not required. Travelers must ensure to be in good health to travel not only from Covid-19 complications but also from other health-related concern in order to avoid unnecessary circumstances.

 

Travelers are strongly advised to register their travel itinerary with the Embassy by sending an email to mwsarajevo@kln.gov.my

 

In case of emergency, please call 122 (police), 123 (fire) or 124 (ambulance).

 

The following are authorized governmental and private Health Institutions that provide in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

 

(Source: Ministry of Civil Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina)

  • Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo
  • University Clinical Center Tuzla
  • University Clinical Hospital Mostar
  • General Hospital "Prim. dr. Abdulah Nakaš “Sarajevo
  • Cantonal Hospital Zenica
  • General hospital Tešanj
  • Cantonal Hospital "Dr Irfan Ljubijankić" ​​Bihać
  • Private Health Institution "Alea Dr Kandic” Sarajevo
  • Private Health Institution “Blue Polyclinic” Tuzla
  • Private Health Institution "Eurofarm-Center-Polyclinic" Sarajevo
  • Private Microbiological Parasitology Laboratory Sarajevo
  • Institute for Biomedical Diagnostics and Testing "Nalaz" Sarajevo
  • Private Health Institution Polyclinic and Day Hospital "Dr. Al-Tawil
  • Public Health Institute of Central Bosnia Canton, Travnik
  • Institute of Public Health of Sarajevo Canton
  • Microbiological-parasitological laboratory "CH Lab" Tuzla
  • "Microbiological-parasitological laboratory" Bihać
  • Private Health Institution Polyclinic Dr. Pajić Medical Brčko District BiH-P.J. "Laboratory for Microbiology and Virology"
  • Private Health Institution Laboratory "Biomedica" Brcko

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TRAVEL ADVISORY TO MALAYSIA

 

The use of face masks is no longer required on flights due to the relaxation announced by the Health Ministry, which is also in line with health recommendations from the European Union, Britain, the United States, Australia, New Zealand and Singapore, unless travellers are travelling to or from destinations that mandate it.

Face masks indoors is also optional in Malaysia but remain mandatory in public transport, healthcare facilities and for COVID-19 cases. However, pregnant women, travel companions of high-risk individuals such as the elderly, children and those with chronic diseases, low immunity and exhibiting influenza-like symptoms are highly encouraged to use the mask.

For more details, please visit:

i. https://www.malaysia.travel/travel-alert

ii. https://www.mysop.gov.my/en/individual/tourism.html

 

Embassy of Malaysia, Sarajevo

Bosnia and Herzegovina

2 February 2023