I was told in advance that entering Bosnia and Herzegovina can also cause problems if you do not have a green car insurance policy. I have this available but I was not asked by the Bosnian border police about the insurance policy. Instead, during my 30-minute transit through Bosnia and Herzegovina I was checked very carefully by the Croatian border police when I re-entered the country. “Do you have something do declare?”, “We are looking for drugs today!”, “Would you do a drug test?” “When was the last time you have taken drugs? Anyway, I was a bit surprised because I’ve never been checked “so vigorously” at a border checkpoint. After about 80 border crossings I can say this with certainty. Do my new circles under my eyes (which hopefully are signs of age or suggest that I don’t get enough sleep) make me look like I take drugs every day? In any case, I studied my counterpart quite carefully and actually found the conversation quite exciting. In the end I neither had to take a drug test nor was my car examined. But when I think about the fact that all cars in front of me were allowed to cross the border without being stopped for more than 10 seconds… it is quite astonishing that they took 5 minutes for me. But maybe I just look so nice that people want to spend more time with me? I hope this is it haha
Hi Tobi,
wow – tolle Bilder/Filmchen von einer wunderschönen Stadt.
Wie war der Betrieb ohne Kreuzfahrtschiffe?
Grüße von Mosel City
Udo
Ja, wirklich wahnsinnig schön hier. Es scheint deutlich weniger los zu sein und die Hostels sind alle halb leer. Strände sind auch super, sehr empfehlenswert derzeit 🙂