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Have your Bosnian mark banknotes delivered securely to your home or office, or pick them up from the Manor FX bureau near Heathrow.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina travel money:
What is Bosnia’s official currency?
The main currency is the Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark (BAM).
What is the 2 code for Bosnia and Herzegovina?
The two-letter country code is BA.
The Bosnia currency symbol is KM, and the ISO code for the Bosnia convertible mark is BAM.
Where can I exchange Bosnian marks?
The Bosnian mark (BAM) is a minor currency. So, it’ll be challenging to find at local banks and exchange offices.
We offer fantastic exchange rates when you convert GBP to BAM. Plus, you get the convenience of having your Bosnian marks delivered to your doorstep and avoid high airport fees.
If you prefer a more personal touch, drop by our Manor FX bureau near Heathrow. Rest assured, you’ll still enjoy those fantastic rates when you visit us to convert British pounds to Bosnia convertible marks.
If you return with leftover travel money, we’ll help you convert your Bosnian marks to pounds.
Can you get Bosnian convertible marks in the UK?
Absolutely! You can buy BAM in the UK from Manor FX.
Skip the visit to the local bureau de change and order your Bosnian currency online today using our Bosnia currency converter.
Our process is super easy, and you get free delivery for orders over £750.
Change any leftover Bosnia currency to GBP with Manor FX when you get back.
Should I exchange money before I travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Yes, it’s wise to exchange Bosnian convertible marks in advance.
Having some local currency in your pocket is a smart move when getting ready for your adventure in Bosnia.
It allows you to cover immediate expenses like transportation or small purchases.
What is the best currency to take to Bosnia?
The best currency to take on your trip is the Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark.
Does Bosnia use the euro?
No, it uses the Bosnian convertible mark (BAM) as its official currency.
However, euros are widely accepted in some tourist areas, hotels, and larger businesses, but change is usually given in BAM.
Can I use my bank card in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
You can most certainly use your bank card. International debit and credit cards, such as Visa and Mastercard, are accepted in Sarajevo, Mostar, and other Bosnian cities.
While cards are widely accepted, cash is preferred in more remote or rural areas. Having a small amount of local currency on hand is always a good idea for those situations.
Helpful tip: Before using your card in Bosnia, contact your bank to avoid any unnecessary stress.
Should I use cash in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Yes. Cash is king in Bosnia. Some vendors in more rural areas may be unable to accept international card payments.
Taxi drivers, street vendors, and tour guides often only accept Bosnian money. So, it’s a good idea to have some Bosnian convertible marks (BAM) on hand.
In larger cities and tourist areas, cards are widely accepted. However, having a bit of local currency ensures you’re ready for any scenario!
Helpful tip: Smaller banknotes and coins are useful for tipping in Bosnia.
Exchange any remaining Bosnian mark to GBP with us when you get back.
Is it better to use cash or credit card in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Both cash and credit cards have their advantages.
Paying in Bosnian convertible marks is convenient, especially in smaller towns or local markets where card acceptance might be limited.
However, credit cards are widely accepted in larger cities and tourist areas. Having a mix of cash and a credit card can give you the best of both worlds.
How can I avoid ATM fees in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
To avoid ATM fees, consider using ATMs from local banks, such as Raiffeisen Bank or UniCredit, as they may offer lower costs. Avoid Euronet ATMs, which charge high fees.
Withdraw larger amounts at once to minimise transaction costs.
How much money should I take to Bosnia and Herzegovina?
When budgeting for Bosnia & Herzegovina, plan according to your travel style:
- Backpackers: Around 85 Bosnian convertible marks (£35) per day covers hostels, meals, and public transport.
- Mid-range: Around 160 Bosnian convertible marks (£70) daily for comfortable stays, eating out, and taxis.
- Luxury: Around 275 Bosnian convertible marks (£120) per day for hotels, fine dining, and tours.
These are estimates – adjust based on your preferences. Don’t forget to exchange leftover BAM when you return!
How does tipping work in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Tipping in is appreciated but not mandatory.
A 5 – 10% tip in restaurants is standard if the service is good.
Rounding up the bill or leaving small change is standard for taxis, cafés, and bars. Hotel staff and tour guides also appreciate small tips.
Is Bosnia and Herzegovina a cheap country to visit?
Yes, Bosnia and Herzegovina is a budget-friendly destination.
Accommodation, food, transport, and activities are generally much cheaper than in Western Europe.
You can enjoy high-quality meals, affordable attractions, and scenic travel experiences at a lower cost.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina currency:
Banknotes
Two types circulate: the Bosnian-Croatian version (Western script above Cyrillic) and the Republika Srpska version (Cyrillic above Western).
You’ll come across KM10, KM20, KM50, KM100 and KM200 notes. Coins replaced smaller notes.
Older designs once linked to the Yugoslav dinar were withdrawn, while modern series introduced security features to help users recognise values with ease.
Coins
The Convertible Mark is divided into fening coins, which are primarily made from copper-plated steel and nickel alloys.
Fening come in various denominations, including 5, 10, 20, and 50 fening pieces.
Bosnian coins range from 5 pfeniga (0.05 mark) to 5 marka.
Did you get back with some leftover coins? Our sister company, Leftover Currency, can help you exchange Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark coins back to pounds.
Bosnia and Herzegovina currency import and export regulations
There are no restrictions on the import of Bosnian convertible marks into Bosnia and Herzegovina. However, if you’re travelling with cash, over 10,000 BAM must be declared upon arrival.
If you carry more than EUR 2500 (or its equivalent), you’ll need a bank certificate to export currency.
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Or click and collect them from our travel money shop near Heathrow. Get the same BAM exchange rates and price in person.
Click here to buy Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible marks online.
Selling back Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible marks
Need to change leftover Bosnia currency to pounds? (BAM to GBP)
Head to the top of the page and select ‘Sell Currency’, then ‘BAM Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark’. You will then see the BAM GBP exchange rate.
We’ll pay good rates for your leftover Bosnia mark to GBP conversion.
FAQs
Do you need a visa to go to Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Visa requirements depend on your nationality.
Citizens of the EU, UK, US, Canada, Australia, and many other countries can enter visa-free for up to 90 days. Others may need a visa.
Check with the Bosnian embassy or consulate for specific requirements.
What vaccinations are required for Bosnia and Herzegovina?
No specific vaccinations are needed. However, it’s always wise to ensure your routine vaccinations (like measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria, and tetanus) are up to date.
Where can I exchange GBP to BAM?
You can exchange GBP to BAM quickly and securely at Manor FX, with the best rates available online.
Is a UK driving licence valid in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Yes, a UK driving licence is valid for driving in Bosnia and Herzegovina for short stays.
How many Bosnian marks to a pound?
The value of the Bosnian mark (BAM) against the pound (GBP) changes with the market. Check our live rates at Manor FX to see how many Bosnian marks you’ll get per British pound today.
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Get your
Bosnia & Herzegovina Convertible Marks Fast!
- Free home delivery over £750
- with Royal Mail Special Delivery 1pm
- Better rates than the banks