The country calling code of Bosnia and Herzegovina is +387.
Bosnia and Herzegovina received the code of +387 following the breakup of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1992. (which had +38 as country code).
An example for calling telephones in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina is as follows:
xxx xxx (from within Sarajevo)
0 33 xxx xxx (from within Bosnia and Herzegovina)
+387 33 xxx xxx (from outside Bosnia and Herzegovina)
This is a list of dialing codes in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Calling codes in the table are assigned to new customers by the respective provider. However, it has been possible to change the operator and retain the old calling code (along with the rest of the phone number) since 2013.
The following special telephone numbers are valid across the country:
112 – General emergency121 – Civil protection122 – Police123 – Fire Department124 – Ambulance125 – Exact time1202 – Telegram service1206 – Military police1208 – Union of consumers in BiH1261 – SOS hotline for prevention of human trafficking1262 – Search and rescue services of BiH1264 – SOS hotline for RS entity Gender center1265 – SOS hotline for victims of family violence1282 – BIHAMK (Bosnia and Herzegovina Automobile and Motorcycle Club)1285 – AMSRS (Automobile and Motorcycle Association of Republika Srpska entity)1288 – AAMKBIH (Association Automobile and Motorcycle of Bosnia and Herzegovina)1182 – Local Telephone Number Directory of BH Telecom1183 – International Telephone Number Directory of BH Telecom1185 – Local Telephone Number Directory of Telekom Srpske1186 – International Telephone Number Directory of Telekom Srpske1188 – Local Telephone Number Directory of HT Mostar1266 – International Telephone Number Directory of HT Mostar1272 – Report a fault in the telephone line for BH Telecom customers1275 – Report a fault in the telephone line for Telekom Srpske customers1488 – Report a fault in the telephone line for HT Mostar customers1330 – Charity Numbers (NVO Otvorena mreža Bosne i Hercegovine)1350 – Charity Numbers (NVO Otvorena mreža Bosne i Hercegovine)1400 – Calling at a specified time1401 – Wake-up service (Set time)1402 – Wake-up service (Checking the settings)1403 – Wake-up service (Cancellation of the last settings)1404 – Wake-up service (Cancellation of all settings)1405 – Test of phone device1417 – Express Mail Services BH Pošta1371 – Express Mail Services Pošte Srpske1500, 1517, 1518 – Taxi Tuzla (Tuzla)1515 – Sarajevo Taxi (Sarajevo)1516 – Samir-Emir Taxi (Sarajevo)1521 – Holand company Taxi (Sarajevo)1522 – Paja Taxi (Sarajevo)1545 – Ideal Taxi (Banja Luka)1551 – Maxi Taxi (Banja Luka)1555 – Euro Taxi (Banja Luka)Toll-free numbers by operators in BiH:
0800 8xxxx – HT Mostar0800 2xxxx – BH Telecom0800 5xxxx – Telekom Srpske0800 20002 – Landline technical support for BH Telecom customers0800 50000 – Landline technical support for Telekom Srpske customers0800 88888 – Landline technical support for HT Mostar customersBosnia and Herzegovina once was a part of Yugoslavia. While the international prefix for Yugoslavia was +38, places in Bosnia and Herzegovina were assigned phonecodes (and postcodes) beginning with 7 and 8. If the phonecode of a city was 0xx, the appropriate postcode was xx000. These postcodes are still valid.
Note: the codes listed below are now all obsolete. However, they are still used at times to identify places in Bosnia and Herzegovina, particularly 071 (Sarajevo), 078 (Banja Luka) and 075 (Tuzla).
