Unlimited Internet in Bosnia & Herzegovina - 5 Days
Daily Limit - 3 GB at Full Speed
Your plan is unlimited, but you get 3 GB per day at full 4G/5G speed. Once the 3 GB is used, your connection doesn't cut out - speed simply drops to 1 Mbps (still plenty for messaging apps, social media and navigation). The 3 GB quota resets automatically the next day.
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How to Use Your Unlimited eSIM in Bosnia & Herzegovina
Purchase & Receive Your QR Code
The moment you buy your Bosnia & Herzegovina Unlimited plan, your QR code lands in your inbox and dashboard.
Install the eSIM
Go to Settings → Mobile Data → Add eSIM and scan the QR code. Stay on Wi-Fi while you install.
Activate & Connect
Switch on the eSIM Bosnia & Herzegovina data plan in your settings - it'll connect to the network automatically. Already abroad? Turn on Data Roaming.
You're Online!
You've got Unlimited of data for 5 days in Bosnia & Herzegovina. Keep your primary SIM switched on if you still need calls and SMS.
This is an unlimited plan for Bosnia & Herzegovina - use as much data as you want for 5 days with no limits. Perfect for streaming, video calls, and heavy use.
Important Notes
- •Install your Bosnia & Herzegovina eSIM before your trip, while you still have Wi-Fi.
- •Your device must be eSIM-compatible and carrier-unlocked.
- •Each QR code can only be scanned once - don't delete the eSIM after installing it.
Bosnia & Herzegovina eSIM - Frequently Asked Questions
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Why Travelers Choose an eSIM for Bosnia and Herzegovina
Flying into Sarajevo (SJJ) for the old Baščaršija bazaar and the 1984 Olympic sites, Mostar for the iconic Stari Most bridge and Neretva plunge-divers, or Banja Luka and Jahorina for skiing? A Bosnia and Herzegovina eSIM connects to BH Telecom, HT Eronet or m:tel BiH the moment your plane lands — no Sarajevo arrivals kiosk queue, no JMBG-linked SIM paperwork. BiH isn't in the EU, so a Bosnia travel eSIM or a regional Balkans eSIM matters when you cross into Croatia or Montenegro. Activate a plan in two minutes, scan the QR code, and you're online for Sarajevo tram route checks, Mostar bridge-divers-timing navigation, or Jajce waterfall visits. Choose a 7-day plan for a Sarajevo + Mostar + Stari Most weekend, a 30-day plan for a full BiH circuit including Jajce, Travnik, Trebinje and the Una National Park, or a regional Balkans eSIM for multi-country trips.
eSIM vs BH Telecom Tourist SIM — Which Works Best in Sarajevo?
BH Telecom, HT Eronet and m:tel BiH sell tourist SIMs at Sarajevo Airport, but activation needs passport + tourist form. A Bosnia travel eSIM activates before you land — ideal for short Dubrovnik / Split day-trippers who cross into Mostar and need data without swapping from their Croatia plan (BiH is outside EU Roam Like At Home).
| eSIM | BH Telecom Tourist SIM | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup time | ≈ 2 minutes (QR scan pre-flight) | 15–30 minutes (SJJ kiosk) |
| Paperwork | none | passport + tourist form |
| Cost | from ~$0.40/day | BAM 10–30 (~$5–17) tourist pack |
| Cross-border | Balkans regional eSIM covers HR/ME | BiH only — roaming at borders |
| Coverage | BH Telecom / HT Eronet 4G | same carriers |
Mobile operators in Bosnia and Herzegovina: BH Telecom, m:tel and HT Eronet
Bosnia and Herzegovina has three mobile networks, each with a distinct home turf. BH Telecom is the largest operator and the strongest choice in Sarajevo, Zenica and most of the Federation. m:tel leads in Republika Srpska — Banja Luka, Bijeljina and Trebinje — while HT Eronet, headquartered in Mostar, is the traditional network of Herzegovina. All three run 4G networks that reach every city and the main road corridors.
A travel eSIM for Bosnia connects to one of these networks over a roaming profile, so you get the same 4G signal locals use without visiting a shop or registering a passport. In practice that means reliable data in Sarajevo, Mostar and Banja Luka and along the M17 Sarajevo–Mostar corridor, with the signal thinning only on remote mountain roads.
The Neum corridor: crossing between Bosnia and Croatia on the Dubrovnik route
The classic Adriatic drive between Split and Dubrovnik passes through Neum — Bosnia's only coastal town — so even a "Croatia-only" itinerary briefly enters Bosnian territory. The moment you cross, your phone drops the Croatian network and registers on BH Telecom, HT Eronet or m:tel, and EU Roam Like At Home no longer applies. Since the Pelješac Bridge opened, drivers can bypass Neum, but coastal buses and many road-trippers still take the corridor.
The same applies to Mostar day-trippers from Dubrovnik crossing at the Metković–Doljani border. If your plan covers only Croatia, either switch mobile data off for the Bosnian stretch or install a Bosnia eSIM alongside it — both profiles can sit on the phone at once, and you toggle between them at the border in seconds.
From Bosnia to Croatia (iz BiH u Hrvatsku): roaming without surprises
Bosnia and Herzegovina is not an EU member and sits outside the EU roaming zone, which cuts both ways. A Bosnian SIM used in Croatia is billed as international roaming, and an EU SIM used in BiH operates outside Roam Like At Home. The Western Balkans roaming agreement lets local SIMs from BiH, Serbia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Albania and Kosovo roam at home conditions across those six markets — but Croatia and the rest of the EU are not part of it.
For the popular Sarajevo–Mostar–Dubrovnik loop, the cleanest setup is one prepaid eSIM per side of the border, or a regional plan that covers Bosnia together with Croatia and Montenegro. Everything activates by QR code before you travel, so there is nothing to buy at the border.
Bosnia eSIM FAQ — Sarajevo/Mostar Coverage, BH Telecom & Balkans Travel
Which is the best eSIM for Bosnia and Herzegovina?
The best eSIM for Bosnia and Herzegovina depends on your trip — a 7-day plan fits a Sarajevo + Mostar + Stari Most weekend, a 30-day plan covers a full BiH circuit including Jajce, Travnik, Trebinje, Blagaj and the Una National Park, and Bosnia and Herzegovina eSIM unlimited data suits longer digital-nomad or journalism stays in Sarajevo. Our Bosnia eSIMs run on BH Telecom and HT Eronet, with dense 4G across Sarajevo, Mostar, Banja Luka and the Sarajevo–Mostar corridor.
Is there a travel eSIM for Bosnia that covers Croatia day-trips?
A Bosnia-only eSIM does not include Croatia automatically — crossing back into Dubrovnik or Split triggers foreign roaming. For travelers doing the classic Dubrovnik → Mostar → Sarajevo loop, a regional Balkans eSIM covers BiH + Croatia + Montenegro on one QR code and avoids SIM swaps at every border. Note: Bosnia is not in the EU, so EU Roam Like At Home does NOT apply for Croatia eSIMs crossing into BiH.
Does a Bosnia eSIM work at Mostar bridge and in the national parks?
Yes — BH Telecom has 4G throughout Mostar's old town (including the Stari Most bridge, divers viewing platform, and Kriva Ćuprija), along the Sarajevo–Mostar highway, and across the Una National Park river valley. Expect signal drops in deep Sutjeska National Park gorges and on Prenj / Čvrsnica mountain hiking routes, but every city, village and main viewpoint has solid 4G.
Does BH Telecom support eSIM for tourists?
BH Telecom has introduced eSIM for its own subscribers, but getting a local prepaid line as a visitor still means a shop visit with passport registration. A travel eSIM for Bosnia is the simpler route: it connects to BH Telecom or HT Eronet 4G over a roaming profile, activates by QR code before you land, and needs no local paperwork at all.
Will my EU SIM or EU eSIM work in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
It will connect, but not under EU Roam Like At Home — Bosnia and Herzegovina is outside the EU roaming zone, so most European plans bill it as separate international roaming or exclude data entirely. Check your operator's non-EU rates before you travel; most visitors find a prepaid Bosnia eSIM more predictable for a Sarajevo or Mostar trip.
Do I need mobile data when driving through Neum between Split and Dubrovnik?
The coastal road crosses a short stretch of Bosnian territory at Neum, where your phone may register on a Bosnian network and leave EU roaming. For a quick transit you can simply disable data roaming on that stretch; if you plan to stop in Neum or detour to Mostar, a Bosnia or regional Balkans eSIM keeps you online. Drivers can also bypass Neum entirely via the Pelješac Bridge.
Is there free roaming between Bosnia and other Balkan countries?
For local SIMs, yes — the Western Balkans roaming agreement lets subscribers from Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Albania and Kosovo roam at domestic conditions across those six markets. It does not extend to Croatia or any EU country, and it does not apply to travel eSIMs, which follow their own coverage list. For a multi-country Balkans trip, pick a regional plan that names each country you will visit.