Two Serbian citizens deported from BiH

(Patria) - The Service for Foreigners Affairs has issued a deportation order with a ban on entry and stay in the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina and has removed two Serbian citizens from the territory of BiH due to
non-compliance with public order in BiH.

Namely, two Serbian citizens were arrested by police officers in Banja Luka for the criminal offense of "assault on an official while performing official duties" and the criminal offense of
"obstructing an official while performing official duties," and they were handed over to the Service for Foreigners Affairs for further proceedings by order of the District Public Prosecutor's Office Banja Luka.

After the proceedings were completed, the Service for Foreigners Affairs issued a deportation order to the said persons with a ban on entry and stay in the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina for a period of one
year.

The Serbian citizens left the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina today (April 29, 2020) accompanied by officers of the Service for Foreigners Affairs via the Rača border crossing. The Service will continue to undertake all necessary operational activities in the future towards all foreign nationals who may pose a threat to the security system of Bosnia and Herzegovina in any way.