Travel Documents: Bosnia and Herzegovina can only be entered with a valid passport. EU, American and Canadian citizens do not require a visa to enter the country. Most other people do need a visa, and getting one is possible through the Bosnian embassies in your respective countries.

Health Care: The health conditions, albeit largely improving, are still inferior to European standards. The local hospitals are in the process of gradual improvement, especially in the capital and in major cities for emergency interventions, but still, for lack of resources and personnel, not in line with European standards. 

It is advisable to conclude, before undertaking the trip, a medical insurance which provides, in addition to coverage of medical expenses, including the possible return air medical or moving to another country. 

Vaccinations: Not required vaccinations.

Pharmacies: The name for pharmacy is 'apoteka'. In major centers, there are many of them, and there is usually at least one that is open 24 hours a day. These pharmacies will generally have all regular prescription drugs readily available. In villages and smaller towns, you may not find a pharmacy at all.