What is the easiest route to go Bosnia and Herzegovina? And how long does it take to become a citizen? And what’s the racism situation over there and are there Nigerians there?

omoakinsola:
What is the easiest route to go Bosnia and Herzegovina? And how long does it take to become a citizen? And what’s the racism situation over there and are there Nigerians there?

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omoakinsola:
What is the easiest route to go Bosnia and Herzegovina? And how long does it take to become a citizen? And what’s the racism situation over there and are there Nigerians there?

Pls, if you can't afford to go to a Western country then stay back in Nigeria.

Lol u will be hated,the are racist nd hunger dey there

OkanlawonB:


Pls, if you can't afford to go to a Western country then stay back in Nigeria.

Bosnia is a western country too.

tensazangetsu20:

Bosnia is a western country too.

I would'nt consider Bosnia being a Western country because it has little cultural affinity with rest of Western Europe. The majority of Bosnians are Muslims, the minority population are the bosnian serbs who are orthodox Christians.

The country itself is marred with deeply rooted ethnicity and tribalism which is one of the reasons they cannot be admitted Into the EU. Economically, it's a struggling country, according to their paople the average salary is 500€ per month.

BH is on the same level with Serbia, i would'nt advise my worst enemy to leave Nigeria for either of the two.

The new EU member countries of Eastern Europe may be considered.

Imo, traveling to Bosnia and Herzegovina is relatively easy. Many flights connect major European cities to Sarajevo, the capital. For U.S. travelers, you’ll need a visa, but the process is straightforward.As for citizenship, it’s a bit lengthy and involves several steps, including residency requirements. It might take several years, so planning ahead is key.And Bosnia and Herzegovina is very welcoming, though it’s always good to research local attitudes before moving. I know a few Nigerians who have settled there and found it to be a friendly place.If you’re looking into property, I came across some useful info about investing in Trebinje Stanovi. It was great for getting a sense of what to expect with buying apartments there.

Very small and struggling country, I even get one client for there, despite the man dey work with their country’s National football team but he no get money. Na only 50$ I see for him hand. Na Jersey he wan Dey ship for me LOL OMO I left him ASAP