Hi Electra:

Well, if nothing else, it's a good B&B to stay at, and Zagreb is a fascinating city.

The generic 'European Green Card' insurance cover does not cover Bosnia & Herzegovina, because that country is not a member (or candidate member) of the EC. But, you can buy insurance specific to Bosnia at the major road crossings into Bosnia. I explained that process in detail at this post: Balkans Insurance - Here's the story, with details & sample documents.

Coincidentally, when I first tried to enter Bosnia from Croatia - at a minor road crossing - there was no insurance stand at that crossing, and I could not enter Bosnia. But, the Bosnian border guards spoke English well, and were very friendly and helpful - they told me that there was no insurance available at their crossing, but that I could enter at the next crossing about 80 km away and buy insurance there. They helped me plan out a nice route to the next crossing on scenic secondary roads, and I had a very nice time riding down to the next crossing.

If you plan to tour the former Yugoslavian countries again, contact Dooby (who posts as 'Frgich' here on the HUBB) for some advice. Dooby is the person who runs the Lobagola B&B in Zagreb, and who sells Green Card insurance for Europe. He will certainly know the exact details of what is needed to visit the other former Yugoslavian countries, and which border crossings you can get the insurance from, because he lives right next to them. He might even be able to provide you with insurance for the other former Yugoslavian countries in advance of your trip.

Michael

Thanks Michael,

As we have done this hundred of times, everyone that's passing by Zagreb can stop for a brew, coffee or .

We'll get the map out or your gps and provide info about interesting roads, places, mountain passes, food, paperwork etc

Other Balkans countries are in the pipeline regarding the border insurance policy, the whole thing is tedious and administration is a nightmare, but as always we'll provide a solution for the 2 wheel traveler community, and will post when it's ready

Cheers
Dooby

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Thanks for your patience

cheers
Dooby

Hi Dooby:

What payment method do you prefer (in other words, what payment method charges you the lowest fees)? PayPal, or credit cards?

I ask because I will probably need insurance again this summer.

Michael

Hi Michael,

PayPal is cheaper regarding the fees, thanks for asking

It would be very cool if you're able to stop by for a good coffee!

Best

Dooby