Entry of foreigners into BiH still banned

(Patria) - Roads in BiH are dry this morning, while in higher areas, localized ice is possible due to low morning temperatures. Traffic is lighter, and we ask drivers to travel within BiH only in necessary situations and to adhere to coronavirus protection measures.

Due to construction work on the bridge in front of the Zenica jug toll station, traffic on the A-1 highway is alternating, one lane at a time.

On the regional road Priboj-Sapna (Rastošnica-Goduš section), traffic will be suspended from 7 AM to 7 PM today and for the next two days (08-10.04.) due to rehabilitation works. During this suspension, alternative routes Snježnica-Priboj-Tuzla and Sapna-Kalesija-Tuzla-Priboj are in function.

On the regional road Crna Rijeka-Mrkonjić Grad (in the place called Bjelajce), traffic is suspended from 9 AM to 3 PM and redirected to alternative routes.

A complete movement ban is in effect in BiH from 8 PM to 5 AM. There are no long waits at border crossings this morning.

Entry into BiH is not allowed for foreign nationals, with the exception of certain categories of people (health workers, persons requiring medical treatment, cross-border workers, civil protection services and teams, members of NATO forces and other Partnership for Peace countries, as well as the NATO HQ in BiH, persons with residence in BiH, persons in transit through BiH without stopping, and persons who have been issued a permit by the Council of Ministers).

Entry into Croatia and Montenegro is allowed only for their citizens, foreigners with registered residence, and truck drivers.

Serbia has closed its border crossings with BiH for all crossings, except for freight traffic which is conducted via the crossings: Vardište, Karakaj, and Rača.

All border crossings for local border traffic between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina are temporarily closed.