Diplomatic representation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Canada
Bosnia and Herzegovina Embassy in Ottawa
The Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Ottawa represents Bosnia and Herzegovina in Canada and provides diplomatic and consular services for citizens and other eligible applicants.
Contact details
Contact the Bosnia and Herzegovina Embassy in Ottawa
The Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina is located on Blackburn Avenue in Ottawa. Its Consular Section provides services by prior appointment.
Appointment required: The Consular Section receives visitors only with a prior appointment. Request your appointment by email at consular@ambasadabih.ca before travelling to the embassy.
Embassy location
Where is the Bosnia and Herzegovina Embassy in Ottawa?
The Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina is located at 17 Blackburn Avenue in Ottawa.
The official address is 17 Blackburn Avenue, Ottawa, ON K1N 8A2, Canada.
Consular visitors should not arrive without arranging an appointment in advance. The embassy asks applicants to schedule their visit by email before coming to the Consular Section.
About the mission
About the Bosnia and Herzegovina Embassy in Ottawa
The Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Ottawa is the country’s resident diplomatic mission in Canada.
The embassy represents Bosnia and Herzegovina in its official relations with Canada and supports bilateral diplomatic, economic and other forms of cooperation between the two countries.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina identifies the embassy in Ottawa as the competent mission for providing consular assistance in Canada.
Consular assistance
Consular Services
The Consular Section of the Embassy provides services to citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, dual nationals and eligible citizens of other countries.
The embassy states that some consular procedures can be completed by mail, while other services require the applicant to attend the Consular Section personally.
Passports and travel documents
Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina can contact the Consular Section regarding passport and travel-document matters. Personal attendance may be required depending on the procedure.
Emergency travel documents
If a Bosnia and Herzegovina citizen loses a passport or identity document abroad, the Consular Section may issue an emergency travel document for return to Bosnia and Herzegovina when the applicable requirements are met.
Consular assistance
The embassy can provide consular assistance to Bosnia and Herzegovina citizens in serious situations abroad, including certain cases involving arrest, detention or lost travel documents.
Other consular services
The Consular Section provides additional official services for eligible applicants. Check the current instructions for the specific procedure you require before sending documents or requesting an appointment.
Canadian travellers: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina states that Canadian citizens are exempt from visa requirements for visits of up to 90 days within a six-month period, subject to the applicable entry rules.
Planning your visit
Appointments at the Bosnia and Herzegovina Embassy
Personal visits to the Consular Section must be arranged in advance.
The embassy states that the Consular Section operates on weekdays from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., excluding public holidays, and receives applicants only by prior appointment.
Appointments should be requested by email at consular@ambasadabih.ca.
Some consular procedures can be completed by mail. Applicants should therefore check the requirements for their particular service before arranging a journey to Ottawa.
Do not arrive without an appointment: The embassy specifically asks visitors to come to the Consular Section only after receiving a prior appointment.
Visitor information
Before You Visit
Check whether your consular procedure requires personal attendance and arrange an appointment before travelling to the embassy.
Request an appointment
If your service requires personal attendance, email the Consular Section in advance to arrange your appointment.
Check for postal service
Some consular procedures can be completed by mail. Confirm whether an in-person visit is necessary before travelling to Ottawa.
Prepare your documents
Bring all identification, application forms and supporting documents required for your particular consular procedure.
Important: Consular requirements can differ by service. Contact the Consular Section if the official instructions do not clearly explain whether your application requires personal attendance.
Frequently asked questions
Bosnia and Herzegovina Embassy Ottawa FAQ
What is the address of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Embassy in Ottawa?
The Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina is located at 17 Blackburn Avenue, Ottawa, ON K1N 8A2, Canada.
What is the consular telephone number?
The Consular Section can be contacted at +1 613 780 2255. The embassy also lists this number for emergency situations.
What are the consular opening hours?
The Consular Section operates on weekdays from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., excluding public holidays, and receives visitors by prior appointment.
Do I need an appointment at the Embassy?
Yes. The embassy states that visitors requiring in-person consular services must arrange an appointment in advance by emailing consular@ambasadabih.ca.
Can consular applications be completed by mail?
Some consular procedures can be completed by mail, while others require personal attendance. Check the instructions for your specific service before travelling.
Do Canadian citizens need a visa for Bosnia and Herzegovina?
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina states that Canadian citizens are exempt from visa requirements for stays of up to 90 days within a six-month period, subject to the applicable entry conditions.
Official information
Sources
Official sources used to verify the mission, contact details, consular hours and appointment arrangements on this page.