@@elessar947 ovaj ga pita razlog zasto ne moze, ovaj mrtvo ladno odgovri local people.. meni prvo napamet palo da su local people neke budale pa ne smije proc
I remember when I crossed walking From Croatia to Brod in Bosnia. They said oooh Messi Messi because I am From Argentina hahaha so crazy and everyone looked at me so amazed like what am I doing there.
@Interesting Dude you're wrong. In Bosnia we have many ethnicities but all together we are Bosnians. That officer gets paid from Bosnian government. You guys are filled with hatred that's your problem but you know very well how things are.
@Interesting Dude too bad you didn't read Bisnian Constitution. Bosnia and Herzegovina is home to three main ethnic groups or, officially, constituent peoples, as specified in the constitution. Bosniaks are the largest group of the three, with Serbs second, and Croats third. A native of Bosnia and Herzegovina, regardless of ethnicity, is usually identified in English as a Bosnian. Minorities, defined under the constitutional nomenclature "Others", include Jews, Roma, Poles, Ukrainians, and Turks.
Not weird. Because there are villages that belong to Bosnia and Herzegovina (and vice versa) and you can access them only by crossing border so Croatia and B&H had a deal that people who live there can cross it even without passport if they have license that says that they live in that place. This is not the real border for international crossing and that is why he couldnt pass. This border is not controlled so they closed it for other people.
@@AlexThePharaoh Ah, pola - pola. Do moje generacije '96. se učio jedan strani jezik u školi. Sad se uče dva, njemački i engleski, a u nekim gimnazijama (ja sam išao u KŠC Ivan Pavao II) nude više jezika, tj. tri strana obavezno: njemački, engleski i latinski (latinski tri godine), a nudilo se još francuski i grčki fakultativno. Sad je u osnovnim školama dva obavezna strana jezika.
Plus do u see how normal ppl has theyr id with em "im black cops are hating me" no its cuz u dont follow order and u dont have papers FFS and id u dont like those rule u can always go back in africa
hahahaha molim Boga da dolazi dana i da ne treba vise nikakve granice SRJ = Savezna Republika Jugoslavia ili FRJ Federativna Republika Jugoslavia .... albanci, bosnjaka, hrvata, makedonci, slovenci i srba bacite sve svaki nacionalizam i racizam i tako dalje ! mi smo sve ljudi i ako imamo razni kulture i bas sto imamo razni kulture bas toa za mene je interesantno. ( Gordan izviinji ali hocu sve da cita ovo ... i samo da se znas ova sto citas je od jedan albanski covek ) smrt na svaki fasizam i nacionalizam i pravda mir i sloboda na svaki ljudi
Hrvat i Bosanac na granici i dolazi covek i pita ih na engleskom kako da predje preko ovo nista ne kapiraju pita ovaj na nemackom ovi nista pita covek na spanskom ovi nista i covek se smori i ode , kaze hrvat bosancu jel si video coveka kako Barata sa svim jezicima i odg bosanac A STA MU JE TO POMOGLO :-)
It is not international border crossing, it is for domestic/local people who lives in 5 km border zone. EU citizen may pass if really want, but than you get a ticket /fine which is about 150EUR. So it is better to turn around and go to "normal" border crossing.
this is official list from ministry of internal affairs of croatia. so if you see next time, sign for border crossing like this , turn around 1. Dubočica -Domaljevac 2. Svilaj - Donji Svilaj 3. Davor - Srbac 4. Obljaj - Bosanska Bojna 5. Gejkovac - Plazikur 6. Pašin Potok - Zagrad 7. Bogovolja - Hadžin Potok 8. Kordunski Ljeskovac - Tržačka Raštela 9. Lička Kaldrma - Kaldrma 10. Bili Brig - Vaganj 11. Aržano Pazar - M. Vinica 12. Dvorine - Subašići 13. Ričice - Podbila 14. Jovića Most - Čitluk 15. Sebišina - Drinovci 16. Slivno - Drinovačko Brdo 17. Podprolog - Prolog 18. Gabela II - Glibuša 19. Unka - Unka 20. Vukov Klanac - Radež 21. Imotica - Duži 22. Čepikuće - Trebimlja 23. Slano - Orahov Do b) sezonski 1. Burumi - Tolisa (Topalovci) 2. Donji Vaganac - Bugar
I fail to understand the difference. There should be equal conditions at all border crossings between these two countries, otherwise they lose their sense.
Ondrus21 It's because of complicated history and relations between Bosnia and Croatia. This border is only for local people and for their purposes of traveling to work, shopping, etc. It makes sense if you think about it.
Bosnia and Croatia used to be one country since 1878 until 1991 hence many ppl who live in the areas near the border ended up having homes and properties located on the both sides of the border at 1991 when Croatia declared independence from Yugoslavia. Therefor, Bosnian and Croatian government solved this issue by creating a lot of small border crossings to make it easier for the local ppl who live near the border. Those border crossings are not marked as international ones and only local ppl can use them. As I already mentioned, Croatia and Bosnia have long history of being united thus we do not consider eachothers as foreigners.
@Defsuz Zato ga treba skloniti sa ovog mjesta neka ide u neko selo/grad da bude policajac Ako je prvo što turisti uoce kad ulaze u BiH plavac koji ne zna engleski šta da očekuju dalje
This is a special border crossing made for locals who live and work on different sides of the border. They set this up as a special exception for ease of use for these locals and only they have access to it.
I came to Croatia border and the guy asked for passport, when he saw it was Australian he said the equivalent of, "just go through I couldn't be fucked with the paperwork." When I came back to Australia I walked through, took my passport out and the guy said "yeah mate just keep going I couldn't be fucked today." Then I realised how all around the world people are more similar than we think.
hahaha! I did the same in 2014!!!! with the same first guy! but I took the first turn and got troubled in the unguarded border! than I got back and pass the right one!!!Same guy, no english, not even the words "local people"!! you got very lucky! hahaha! I am brazilian!!
Most of the officers speak at least English or German. When they don´t then you could ask if there issomebody on the border who can speak English. Exeptions could be small and local border crossings where there is only one officer working. Also Batrovci is on the Serbian side of the crossing, Croatian border crosssing is called Bajakovo.
Hahaha! There was a missunderstanding there all right He was expecting a 5-10 € gift, but you failed to understand the subtle signs he was giving so he got frustrated and let you through :)
IEleMenTIx Allot of people acctually cross this borders because some live in bosnia and work in croatia. Croatians go shopping allot in bosnia ans hercegovina because its cheaper i would say maybe 30 people everyday maybe even more. But more or less same people always cross.
CocoPlayer this kind of border requires registration and only for people living about 5-8 km from that point, in the local villages. It is not usually open to anyone else from the two countries, who have to use the major crossings. It also helps that the local Bosnian population tends to be ethnically Croatian for the most part. This crossing has no visa issuing facility or customs officials, hence shoppers or holidaymakers cannot use it anyway. To drive to Dubrovnik from Bosnia for example one has to go to the blue-roofed border post on the coastal highway and not through the local crossings in the north
Its hard to explain for someone who does not live here, before the war there was yugoslavia, and yugoslavia was one big country made out of 5 or 6 current diffrent states. Alot of properties that are privately owned could be on both sides of diffrent states that were split up into borders by war, so in order that people could travel from property to property or something like work or from work they have the local border where they can pass strictly with ID and no passport needed. This isnt an official border tho and you cant go throught it. This is only for people living in the radius of approx. 10 km and people living away from those areas possibly coudnt pass there even tho they are croatian or bosnian citizens.
@@SantomPh you can cross the BiH-HR border near dubrovnik from multiple places now they have become official borders, and you also could before if u gave the police a few beers.. for example, Cepikuce and Orahov Do borders near Slano are open, as well as the "official" Ivanica border towards Trebinje
I've had both experiences with people in the balkans. Either they're very warm, friendly and welcoming.... or they're complete dicks. I guess it depends on where you go. I've only had positive experiences in smaller places like Crna Gora (Montenegro) but in a big city like Belgrade in Serbia, you might not have the same experience.
Thanks for sharing :) I went on a motorcycle tour of Europe in 2014. Getting through the borders in the Balkans was annoying but also entertaining. The border guard at Montenegro was pretty curious about me and my bike and between Kosovo and Serbia they were very happy, talkative people. I'm glad you also had a positive experience even if you got turned around :)
Nice video !!! The border guy was very nice with him !! I really would like to travel more and cross more borders. I don't know why I really like to see videos of photos of border crossing, maybe because it's the symbol of the ending of one country and beginning of the other. By the way I lived one year in Germany and I remember , listen get luckily now, that, in Europe, was maybe on top 1 musics, when I was there. Saludos desde Brasil.
There's smaller borders between Bosnia and Croatia which have only 1 side. Local people who live in one country and work in the other spend hours standing in line. These are a quick-pass for them but only them.
Idk but on Bosnian borders are always nicer then the Croatia one when im traveling to Hungary. So it really depends on who you run into and in what mood they are.
I hitchhiked across Europe when I was 20. Croatian guy drove me across the river to Bosnia. I walked through the border checkpoint and asked a guard where I could stand--he let me go right in the middle of the the road after the posts. Got a ride all the way to Sarajevo within five minutes.
I know which boarder this was... This was ''Crveni Grm'' boarder for local guys around Vrgorac... This was interesting and you passed 20km from my home... This first Bosnian cop is guy I know well..
Border police helped him otherwise he will go in wrong direction. So what the fuck he want!? I know many police officers in EU which don't know English at all. And this guy's was nice with him and with smile on face you need red carpet and flowers?
Soy de Sevilla pero estuve en Croacia es un país muy bonito me gustaría ir más a menudo pero por la corona es imposible y hubo un terremoto en Croacia esta semana murieron 8 personas
Basically the policemen on the Croatian-Bosnian border are chilling all the time. Chatting together, drinking coffee, sitting in the shade, joking. Most policemen here are really chilled and kind.
We crossed the border yesterday, Bosnia & Herzegovina from Hrvatska and vice versa... going to Bosnia was easy but coming back had more checks. Our passports were checked thrice and the car documents were also checked. We were stopped by another borber police who were stationed along the road doing checks with the passers by. There was no problem.
harecombe The only reason why crossing the border to Croatia has more checks is because Croatia is EU member therefor they are obliged to have strict border control.
Nobody didnt said that they are bad but when you work like border police is must to speaking at least one world language!That is disasters one land that guy like him get this job and people who have colleges can't find job..Greetings
I'm sure you know this but in some parts of the bosnian/croatian and bosnian/serbian border, locals cross the borders daily. When I visited last summer it was lots of Serbians that cross into Bosnia to fill up fuel containers since it was cheaper. No clue why they have em separated for locals but whatever
Odlican prikaz bosanskih graničara, ne zna dvije sastaviti a traži papire za motor. On se fol razumije u proceduru i strane jezike,ne zna engleski ali zato mu je poznat italijanski. Hvala za video. 👍
MAtheG25 Why are you sorry? In my opinion the biker is the one who should be ashamed of.. 'You were not looking, I could just pass...? What if I cross here and say I crossed it elsewhere??' O man. Do I have solution for these type of guys!!
Mzaphod Bibl well in his defense for many years after the war that's how it worked. Pay this pay that 10km here 20km there... Of course I'm happy to see that it starts to change. But let's be honest there is too much corruption going on. Well at least there was.
Bosnians are just like this..Most of them dont inderstand english and eaven if you speak their language its hard to comunicate with some of them..Still..Bosnians are just Hillarious pepole
Amar Osmanović maybe hard for u, many people speak English im Bosnia, in gas stations, stores, cafes or restaurants.. even at the borders but apparently not this one since its for "lokal pipl onli" 😂
I could be mistaken, but it looks like the local crossing that takes you near Svilaj in Bosnia. One time when I went though it was raining heavily and all they did was open the window and I saw an arm wave me through.
Ovaj stavio video a mi Balkanci opet Ovi su Bosanci,ovi su Hrvati ,ovi su Hercegovci. Balkanci smo i ostat taki..Naši smo..bez obzira na 20 god prije .. Neznaju ni u gradu svi pricati engleski. Najvaznije da je mlad policajac -milicajac bio ljubazan i strpljiv. Pohvale decku!!
Can i continue?
-No
Why
-Local people
Hahahahhahahah
Pa reko mu je local people.Sta tu ne moze razumijet ?
@@elessar947 ne kontas
@@elessar947 Ne može jer mu lokalno stanovništvo zabranjuje da itko tu ulazi.
@@elessar947 😂😂😂
@@elessar947 ovaj ga pita razlog zasto ne moze, ovaj mrtvo ladno odgovri local people.. meni prvo napamet palo da su local people neke budale pa ne smije proc
I remember when I crossed walking From Croatia to Brod in Bosnia. They said oooh Messi Messi because I am From Argentina hahaha so crazy and everyone looked at me so amazed like what am I doing there.
Oh, yes, Bosnia is crazy
@@pozitivnamisao1654 yea
It's Balcan😄
Messi Messi
Hello Maria you go Balkan very good my friend
Ova dvojica kao iz serije "Na granici". Ista atmosfera, zajedno u jednoj kućici, sve pljunuto isto 🤣
Ja prvo mislia neka scena iz serije 😂😂
Daa isto sam pomislila
Ovo je to mjesto gdje su snimali seriju 🤣
🤣🤣
oni su to i napravili po imotskome kraju
why didnt you use the 20 euro power
Dragiša Majstorović neiskustvo
Regular Yugoslav in Romania it doesn’t
Because then you have pay his boss in town 20 euro to haha
20€ power works in Hungary,Romania,Bulgaria,Serbia
😁😁
That Croat border man is such a nice and friendly guy .. he had smile on his face while talking to the gentleman!!
Both of them were nice, the Bosnian too not only the Croat one.
@Interesting Dude It could be but in this case he's wearing the Bosnian uniform and is working for the Bosnian government not Croatian one.
@Interesting Dude you're wrong. In Bosnia we have many ethnicities but all together we are Bosnians. That officer gets paid from Bosnian government. You guys are filled with hatred that's your problem but you know very well how things are.
@Interesting Dude too bad you didn't read Bisnian Constitution. Bosnia and Herzegovina is home to three main ethnic groups or, officially, constituent peoples, as specified in the constitution. Bosniaks are the largest group of the three, with Serbs second, and Croats third. A native of Bosnia and Herzegovina, regardless of ethnicity, is usually identified in English as a Bosnian. Minorities, defined under the constitutional nomenclature "Others", include Jews, Roma, Poles, Ukrainians, and Turks.
@Interesting Dude not valid? Of course it is valid. You have to read Bosnian Constitution and you'll learn that it is valid.
Stranac: Please help I just witnessed a murder!
BiH policajac: LoKAl PipL
Nisam znao da je shikamaru Balkanac jbt
😳
Hahahahhaa
lokal pipl ga i ubili ahahaha
Lokal pipl jeah
Ovaj mu priča po naški, a čovjek ga pita na engleskom. Ne brine to njega, samo da on njemu glasnije kaže pa će shvatiti 😂😂
J sama iz Vrgorca omajgad Like je bio u Hrvatskoj😀😀😀😀
Samo za lokalne stanovnike
Nema ovoga u Gospicu
Ja sam iz Vrgorca
Za one koji imaju prebivalište u ljubuskoj općini
Granica izmedu Hrvatske i Hrvatske
Ma nemoj srat Loki ozbiljno?!
1:20 Svidja mi se kako mu stoji 20KM na karti ako gdje zapne da pogura, za to je vec cuo kako ide. HAHAHA
MarshalONE Gaming dobro oko imaš jarane
Hahahahaha
MarshalONE Gaming bas jes haha
Hahahaghahahaha dobro si ga uocio
kako to da policajac carinik ne zna pricat engleski sramota
what part of local people you don't understand. ;o;
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@@logiic8835 1100th like
Local Pipl
the guy in video is dumbass
@@amarson2322 "the guy" ah yes we definetly know who you referring to
This is a local border for local people!
so fucking weird ,it's a border!!!!
tariq Bosnian lol
Not weird. Because there are villages that belong to Bosnia and Herzegovina (and vice versa) and you can access them only by crossing border so Croatia and B&H had a deal that people who live there can cross it even without passport if they have license that says that they live in that place. This is not the real border for international crossing and that is why he couldnt pass. This border is not controlled so they closed it for other people.
Regular Yugoslav There are documents...
Andrew Macdonald that's dumb
Ne zna jezike, radi na graničnom prelazu, ne pušta turiste ali im traži papire za motor...
Sta mu treba engleski, local pipl, hahah
Haha
A sto će mu jezici kad je prelaz samo za lokalno stanovništvo...zaluta jedan stranac na godinu dana.
Kod nas se ne zna engleski nego Njemacki. Ko ide u englesku svi odose u Njemacku!
@@AlexThePharaoh
Ah, pola - pola. Do moje generacije '96. se učio jedan strani jezik u školi. Sad se uče dva, njemački i engleski, a u nekim gimnazijama (ja sam išao u KŠC Ivan Pavao II) nude više jezika, tj. tri strana obavezno: njemački, engleski i latinski (latinski tri godine), a nudilo se još francuski i grčki fakultativno.
Sad je u osnovnim školama dva obavezna strana jezika.
'Local people'
'What happened to the local people?
'Yeah, local people.
Hahahaha, umirem. 😂😂😂
@xxx xxx Prelaz za lokal pipl al ba nema tu više ni lokala a ni pipla, sve otišlo u Đermani.
Opasni plemena pazi.
😂😂😂😂
@xxx xxx hahaha za poludit
Local people yeah
So they the Croatians and the Bosnians share the same building? That is pretty cool
Complicated history...
pls tell very interested
J van der Kaas
Bosnian isn't nationality,its like being Bavarian,same is with Dalmatians and Herzegovians.
Picadilli
Not as someone who laughs on a asked question!
*×*
Borna HorvaTh best comeback ever 2k17
not
0:57 "...i salji ga u pizdu materinu" :')
Tipično balkanski
To je od milja reko ahaha
Tipicno za nas iz Bosne
@@roidboy5516 i iz Hrvatske nažalost.
@@V8AmericanMuscleCar vise za bosnu
I love when bosnians meet foreigners and they try to speak bosnian but with a mix of the other language.
LOKAL PIPL JEAHH
Hahahahahahaha
😂😂😂
PHICHKA IPO hahahaha
PHICHKA IPO hahahahhhahhhhahahahahahahahaha
Hahahah jbg takav ti je bosanac
as an american watching this, it’s appalling how approachable this policeman is. Never been met with a smile by a cop.
Samuel Jenkins your country has a big problem with perception of danger.
Always nice until it's not, trust me it's always better listening to police than pissing them off.
cuz he didnot do anything if he did he would be put in a van a god his bones broken
Plus do u see how normal ppl has theyr id with em "im black cops are hating me" no its cuz u dont follow order and u dont have papers FFS and id u dont like those rule u can always go back in africa
We are known as the frendliest people in Europe, Samuel.
Whoa mad chemistry you got with the Croatian border guy
Najjače je kad kaže ideš duo desno hahah..i kad ga je motorista pitao zasto se ne moze proći, kod bosanca faca samo sto ga nije ubio 😂
Gordan Bojanovic ahahahahaha
hahahaha molim Boga da dolazi dana i da ne treba vise nikakve granice SRJ = Savezna Republika Jugoslavia ili FRJ Federativna Republika Jugoslavia .... albanci, bosnjaka, hrvata, makedonci, slovenci i srba bacite sve svaki nacionalizam i racizam i tako dalje ! mi smo sve ljudi i ako imamo razni kulture i bas sto imamo razni kulture bas toa za mene je interesantno. ( Gordan izviinji ali hocu sve da cita ovo ... i samo da se znas ova sto citas je od jedan albanski covek )
smrt na svaki fasizam i nacionalizam i pravda mir i sloboda na svaki ljudi
@@uniquetruth2097 To druze, Bog ti dao srece!
Hrvat i Bosanac na granici i dolazi covek i pita ih na engleskom kako da predje preko ovo nista ne kapiraju pita ovaj na nemackom ovi nista pita covek na spanskom ovi nista i covek se smori i ode , kaze hrvat bosancu jel si video coveka kako Barata sa svim jezicima i odg bosanac A STA MU JE TO POMOGLO :-)
Koliko ja vidim Bosanac je taj koji ne kapira nista, kad je dosao Hrvat sve mu reko... Engleski mu nije bas, ali jos je engleski!
What happened with Srebrenica? How pathetic are you to write something like that? Do you have a own life?
Radovan Nbg du biš ajne drekihe Cigajner
Oba su Hrvati
@k3p0 YT Vidim, mnogo ste ibtaligentni
It is not international border crossing, it is for domestic/local people who lives in 5 km border zone. EU citizen may pass if really want, but than you get a ticket /fine which is about 150EUR. So it is better to turn around and go to "normal" border crossing.
Martin Frostnäs formerly Abdikani Mohamed
in which part of croatia were you? south, near the sea?
this is official list from ministry of internal affairs of croatia. so if you see next time, sign for border crossing like this , turn around
1. Dubočica -Domaljevac
2. Svilaj - Donji Svilaj
3. Davor - Srbac
4. Obljaj - Bosanska Bojna
5. Gejkovac - Plazikur
6. Pašin Potok - Zagrad
7. Bogovolja - Hadžin Potok
8. Kordunski Ljeskovac - Tržačka Raštela
9. Lička Kaldrma - Kaldrma
10. Bili Brig - Vaganj
11. Aržano Pazar - M. Vinica
12. Dvorine - Subašići
13. Ričice - Podbila
14. Jovića Most - Čitluk
15. Sebišina - Drinovci
16. Slivno - Drinovačko Brdo
17. Podprolog - Prolog
18. Gabela II - Glibuša
19. Unka - Unka
20. Vukov Klanac - Radež
21. Imotica - Duži
22. Čepikuće - Trebimlja
23. Slano - Orahov Do
b) sezonski
1. Burumi - Tolisa (Topalovci)
2. Donji Vaganac - Bugar
I fail to understand the difference. There should be equal conditions at all border crossings between these two countries, otherwise they lose their sense.
Ondrus21 It's because of complicated history and relations between Bosnia and Croatia. This border is only for local people and for their purposes of traveling to work, shopping, etc. It makes sense if you think about it.
Bosnia and Croatia used to be one country since 1878 until 1991 hence many ppl who live in the areas near the border ended up having homes and properties located on the both sides of the border at 1991 when Croatia declared independence from Yugoslavia. Therefor, Bosnian and Croatian government solved this issue by creating a lot of small border crossings to make it easier for the local ppl who live near the border. Those border crossings are not marked as international ones and only local ppl can use them. As I already mentioned, Croatia and Bosnia have long history of being united thus we do not consider eachothers as foreigners.
Bosnanac Hrvatu:znas li ti engleski bolan😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 kraljina!!!!
Hahahaha, putuj Evropo ne cekaj na nas :) "Kako se kaze bolan na engleskom" :)
Shadow Walker ja ba
Shadow Walker kao mi neznamo engleski
Obojica su hrvati
@Defsuz Zato ga treba skloniti sa ovog mjesta neka ide u neko selo/grad da bude policajac
Ako je prvo što turisti uoce kad ulaze u BiH plavac koji ne zna engleski šta da očekuju dalje
This is a special border crossing made for locals who live and work on different sides of the border. They set this up as a special exception for ease of use for these locals and only they have access to it.
0:22 Nemere ovdje ahhahahahah
Reko ke “nemore ode”
Ahhahahahahhahahahahhaa lokal pipl jarane! 😂😂🔝🔝
JA KAPIRO LOKA PPL
Buraz ja sam sasro od budala
hahaha jaraneee !
I came to Croatia border and the guy asked for passport, when he saw it was Australian he said the equivalent of, "just go through I couldn't be fucked with the paperwork." When I came back to Australia I walked through, took my passport out and the guy said "yeah mate just keep going I couldn't be fucked today." Then I realised how all around the world people are more similar than we think.
hahaha! I did the same in 2014!!!! with the same first guy! but I took the first turn and got troubled in the unguarded border! than I got back and pass the right one!!!Same guy, no english, not even the words "local people"!! you got very lucky! hahaha! I am brazilian!!
Every Croatian border guard I came across, from northern Croatia, spoke fluent English and German
Most of the officers speak at least English or German. When they don´t then you could ask if there issomebody on the border who can speak English. Exeptions could be small and local border crossings where there is only one officer working. Also Batrovci is on the Serbian side of the crossing, Croatian border crosssing is called Bajakovo.
Hahaha! There was a missunderstanding there all right He was expecting a 5-10 € gift, but you failed to understand the subtle signs he was giving so he got frustrated and let you through :)
In the mean time he has learned the two words in English local people 😂
What happened with local people???Ha,ha,ha,ha
Hi mate, can I use this in a moto compilation? Full credits in the video and description.
No answers :( that's will be nice to see in your videos
00:45
"Lokal pipl
-Dont like?
Lokal..lokal pipl"
Hahahhahaha kraljina
As a Croat, I'm proud of this guy 🤣
0:34 ovde je čovek umro u sebi
Oplakao sam !! ahhaha
Joj Bosanca kralja hahah
bosancina ko i svi u bih
JaCk3rs 11 vidiš mu na desnoj ruci da ima hrvatski znak jesi glup.
Matt - A srbi iz bosne?:D
Ivica Jaranovic pa granica je dje ce radit
Nemozemo mi balkanci bez svade ahhahahahahah,tako je rat i poceo hahahha jebemu
čudi me pa mu nije rekao ovdje samo domaće
Habababahhabahahahbaha
"My boss sitting somewhere in the bush on the other side of the bridge" ;D
wow the "local people border control" must be the most exciting job on the planet haha maybe 2 people per day ^^
IEleMenTIx Allot of people acctually cross this borders because some live in bosnia and work in croatia. Croatians go shopping allot in bosnia ans hercegovina because its cheaper i would say maybe 30 people everyday maybe even more. But more or less same people always cross.
CocoPlayer this kind of border requires registration and only for people living about 5-8 km from that point, in the local villages. It is not usually open to anyone else from the two countries, who have to use the major crossings. It also helps that the local Bosnian population tends to be ethnically Croatian for the most part.
This crossing has no visa issuing facility or customs officials, hence shoppers or holidaymakers cannot use it anyway. To drive to Dubrovnik from Bosnia for example one has to go to the blue-roofed border post on the coastal highway and not through the local crossings in the north
Its hard to explain for someone who does not live here, before the war there was yugoslavia, and yugoslavia was one big country made out of 5 or 6 current diffrent states. Alot of properties that are privately owned could be on both sides of diffrent states that were split up into borders by war, so in order that people could travel from property to property or something like work or from work they have the local border where they can pass strictly with ID and no passport needed. This isnt an official border tho and you cant go throught it. This is only for people living in the radius of approx. 10 km and people living away from those areas possibly coudnt pass there even tho they are croatian or bosnian citizens.
@@SantomPh you can cross the BiH-HR border near dubrovnik from multiple places now they have become official borders, and you also could before if u gave the police a few beers.. for example, Cepikuce and Orahov Do borders near Slano are open, as well as the "official" Ivanica border towards Trebinje
Really nice guy! Wish all border officials have the same cute and warm smile... Gosh! I am afraid I am in love...
Martin Frostnäs our police in general are dicks
I've had both experiences with people in the balkans. Either they're very warm, friendly and welcoming.... or they're complete dicks. I guess it depends on where you go. I've only had positive experiences in smaller places like Crna Gora (Montenegro) but in a big city like Belgrade in Serbia, you might not have the same experience.
ZM Im greek and its true our police is either gonna be really warm and nice or just morons...
Anthropophagus your name ia greek👌
I bought Green Card bureau for x3 Oreo Milka Chocolates (it was on Gradiska border crossing)
Thanks for sharing :) I went on a motorcycle tour of Europe in 2014. Getting through the borders in the Balkans was annoying but also entertaining. The border guard at Montenegro was pretty curious about me and my bike and between Kosovo and Serbia they were very happy, talkative people. I'm glad you also had a positive experience even if you got turned around :)
i litteraly live here
Marko Dodig You do? Do you have instagram?
***** yes
Marko Dodig You are the original "local people" :)
ti si taj ''local people'' :D
Here on TH-cam or there on the border?
Nice video !!! The border guy was very nice with him !! I really would like to travel more and cross more borders. I don't know why I really like to see videos of photos of border crossing, maybe because it's the symbol of the ending of one country and beginning of the other. By the way I lived one year in Germany and I remember , listen get luckily now, that, in Europe, was maybe on top 1 musics, when I was there. Saludos desde Brasil.
Lol me too :D
I think Croatian police was more than correct ...what you think?
dobar je vaš, a ovaj naš nepismeni škutor :( bruka i sramota
Illusive Serb U kojem si ti stoljecu zapeo?
Filthy Toaster ma pusti seljacinu
adob1992 Yes is a little shame for Bosnian border police they dont speak no other languages except Bosnian!
Dalmatian Devil TV wouldnt the officer be able to speak Croat as well?
Give him the 20 Euro and you can drive
Normalno haha
don't support corruprion
are you guys flirting?
The same opinion here!
Why? Because he didn't try to kill him or something?
Fran Hecimovic It kinda looks like a man hitting on a woman
Well it maybe looks like that for the people in USA that are used to being death threatened for small things...
CNX Network We Croats are friendly,you probably don't know what that mean....
There's smaller borders between Bosnia and Croatia which have only 1 side. Local people who live in one country and work in the other spend hours standing in line. These are a quick-pass for them but only them.
Idk but on Bosnian borders are always nicer then the Croatia one when im traveling to Hungary. So it really depends on who you run into and in what mood they are.
I agree
Nah its always the croatian police much nicer than bosnian
It's because the Croatian border is also the EU border, they are stricter
I hitchhiked across Europe when I was 20. Croatian guy drove me across the river to Bosnia. I walked through the border checkpoint and asked a guard where I could stand--he let me go right in the middle of the the road after the posts. Got a ride all the way to Sarajevo within five minutes.
Shame on him for speaking his own language in his own country
if you work at a border you should expect foreigners.. and english is THE international language..
Desert Plant Most young locals do.
Desert Plant They do but they don't expect foreigners there.
80% policemans in Bosnia dont speak English..
Zed Isdead he would not really speak Turkish.
0:57 looking good 😵 😵
I like the fact that you've prepared 20 KM along with your documents ... just in case :D
I know which boarder this was... This was ''Crveni Grm'' boarder for local guys around Vrgorac...
This was interesting and you passed 20km from my home...
This first Bosnian cop is guy I know well..
+REDLINE RUNNER This isn't the Crveni Grm crossing, it is Prodpolog-Prolog border crossing, it is near Vrgorac though
0:57 "i salji ga u pizdu materinu" Hahaha tipicno balkanski
Aj koji je on majstor hahaha
Nije to rekao, slusaj bolje
Reko je "daj mu objasni da je promasio, u pi*zdu". You're welcome
Ma dobrodoslica🤣
He looks like the guy from the guardians of the galaxy
Border police helped him otherwise he will go in wrong direction. So what the fuck he want!? I know many police officers in EU which don't know English at all. And this guy's was nice with him and with smile on face you need red carpet and flowers?
The Croatian border guard seems much cooler than the Bosnian one.
Ok, i'm glad.
younger, didnt grow up in communism, knows english and probably better pay
I love Bosnia and Bosnian, regards from Indonesia
Thank you😘
I love you to🥰
❤️
Soy de Sevilla pero estuve en Croacia es un país muy bonito me gustaría ir más a menudo pero por la corona es imposible y hubo un terremoto en Croacia esta semana murieron 8 personas
The first guy came back at the end to show his muscles by asking for documents to be sure that the bike belonged to him lol
Sumljiv si brale moj 😂😂😂😂😂
"nemoreš ovdje" 😂
I'm surprised that they didn't stop you filming!
@Dinaric but you can't film on border crossings
Dodji ti 'vamo da pricas engleski 😂😂😂
Basically the policemen on the Croatian-Bosnian border are chilling all the time. Chatting together, drinking coffee, sitting in the shade, joking. Most policemen here are really chilled and kind.
I can't really confirm that, as I often cross these borders by bus. Maybe because the big crossings are more hectic, but still.
@@martinfrostnas6610 they can be assholes too, for sure. But those are on the bigger crossings. I meant the small local crossings
We crossed the border yesterday, Bosnia & Herzegovina from Hrvatska and vice versa... going to Bosnia was easy but coming back had more checks. Our passports were checked thrice and the car documents were also checked. We were stopped by another borber police who were stationed along the road doing checks with the passers by. There was no problem.
harecombe The only reason why crossing the border to Croatia has more checks is because Croatia is EU member therefor they are obliged to have strict border control.
0:56 "ma goni ga u pizdu materinu". That is a REAL Bosnian fella.
Kako je zgodan Hrvat 😍
wtff:)
Frajer je fenomenalan! 😍
I've never seen a cop that I can describe as adorable. The croat dude is straigh up adorable.
bosnians are good people!
D. D. That was a Croatian.
The one inside was Bosnian. . . .
Nobody didnt said that they are bad but when you work like border police is must to speaking at least one world language!That is disasters one land that guy like him get this job and people who have colleges can't find job..Greetings
Nino Defini you can literally see the croatian flag patch and his right arm are you blind
Luka B i bilo je bosna i hercegovina haj nesi allaha ti
I'm sure you know this but in some parts of the bosnian/croatian and bosnian/serbian border, locals cross the borders daily. When I visited last summer it was lots of Serbians that cross into Bosnia to fill up fuel containers since it was cheaper. No clue why they have em separated for locals but whatever
I have been to this crossing in 1998/99. I was posted on the Kamensko border crossing. We sometimes ran to this crossing or cycled.
Odlican prikaz bosanskih graničara, ne zna dvije sastaviti a traži papire za motor. On se fol razumije u proceduru i strane jezike,ne zna engleski ali zato mu je poznat italijanski. Hvala za video. 👍
1:20
🇪🇦 "so I have to take direction tooo eeeeehh...."
🇭🇷 "YES YES"
🇪🇦 ".... Vvrrđa vVrRĐaK *error 404*"
🇭🇷 "V R G O R A C"
Is this the border crossing near Dubrovnik?
savedbyjesusblood no, further north and west. The Dubrovnik crossing is a proper international crossing like at the end of the video
95 kilometers west of Dubrovnik Border Crossing Crveni Grm-Mali Prolog.
I love how u prepared 20KM just in case u have to bribe them :D
0:39
"Drugo desno, uno due" 🤣🤣kakav isus hahaha
I'm sorry for your experience bro, but we are complicated af here in the Balkan region
MAtheG25
Why are you sorry?
In my opinion the biker is the one who should be ashamed of..
'You were not looking, I could just pass...?
What if I cross here and say I crossed it elsewhere??'
O man. Do I have solution for these type of guys!!
Mzaphod Bibl well in his defense for many years after the war that's how it worked. Pay this pay that 10km here 20km there... Of course I'm happy to see that it starts to change. But let's be honest there is too much corruption going on. Well at least there was.
Bosnians are just like this..Most of them dont inderstand english and eaven if you speak their language its hard to comunicate with some of them..Still..Bosnians are just Hillarious pepole
Amar Osmanović maybe hard for u, many people speak English im Bosnia, in gas stations, stores, cafes or restaurants.. even at the borders but apparently not this one since its for "lokal pipl onli" 😂
i hope one day it will become SRJ or FRJ
savezna ili Federativna Republika Jugosllavia :)
I was always surprised why it took the other cars so long to cross, Ive always just gave them my passport and 20 seconds later it was done
Tako to izgleda kada si zaposlen preko štele, preko stranke ili slično, radiš na granici a znaš dvije riječi Engleskog, "local people". HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Mehemed Hasandic tad se ucio ruski samo mi mladji znamo natucat engleski xD
When he said local people at first the bike driver probably thought that they would tear him apart 🤣
so funny to watch hahahah that english tho
Matt - Bosniaks are Albanian and Croats true..
with good english? :D u mean with better english then first one
Whats wrong, its not his native language, and imo he managed to explain everything pretty well, was polite and helpful
@@TheLiftraper this is not europe? Oh im sorry, i didnt know this was australia
how is it not europe? than what is it? america? africa?
I could be mistaken, but it looks like the local crossing that takes you near Svilaj in Bosnia. One time when I went though it was raining heavily and all they did was open the window and I saw an arm wave me through.
Where exactly is this border crossing? Like name of town?
Ovaj carinik koji prica engleski bi komotno mogao u politiku, pa prica engleski bolje nego li pola nasih politicara zajedno
Why is this in my recomended?😂
Long ago there were such borders (residents from either sides only) between Austria-Hungary, Austria-Czech, Austria-Slovakia, etc...
that's what exactly happened to us after driving up a mountain on a tiny road.
Love croatia and Bosnia Herzegovina was also very nice
Greetings from Poland ;)
Ne more ovdje, lokal pipl, prvo desno drugo, drugo desno 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Greatings from Croatia
0:33 Hahahahahahahah najjaci dio 😂😂
Albanian,Crotian,Bosnian and Kosovo are the best and good people in the world!!
From Germany
I didn't come across border crossings when I was there in 1986.
Bcs you were in yugoslavia back then
I had exactely the same problems
NE MORE OVDEE!!
Hahaahahahahahahha
Ovdje da je šemso glumio bilo bi za oskara 😂
I’m sure you can drive from other side meet him from other side.
Ovaj stavio video a mi Balkanci opet
Ovi su Bosanci,ovi su Hrvati ,ovi su Hercegovci.
Balkanci smo i ostat taki..Naši smo..bez obzira na 20 god prije ..
Neznaju ni u gradu svi pricati engleski.
Najvaznije da je mlad policajac -milicajac bio ljubazan i strpljiv.
Pohvale decku!!
These two policemen are legends, ne moze im ni muha proci haahhahahaha
I dont know why cant stop watching this video....a sad neznam zasto sam imao neki nagon da napisem komentar na engleskom.
hahaha
can anyone tell me the name of the nearby town/village of this border? thank you!
Border crossing Podprolog
First one is Podprolog the last on video is Crveni Grm - Mali Prolog
nice video