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Australia - Canberra - Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Canberra, with information on the Dayton agreement, the structure of government, and consular matters.
Pakistan - Islamabad - Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, with information on visas, history, culture and people.
Sweden - Stockholm - Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Kingdom of Sweden, with a visa form and basic information on Bosnia and Herzegovina.
United States - Washington DC - Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Washington DC, featuring a list of forthcoming fairs and exhibitions in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Netherlands - The Hague - Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina to The Kingdom of the Netherlands, with basic information about the embassy, consular information, tourist information, and links to economic resources about Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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