Very nice video. Bosnia exceeded all my expectations, and I had an absolutely fantastic time there! It's such a remarkable country. All credit goes to our amazing tour guide Vekas from Bosnian Tours for making it so special. He customized the tour to perfectly match our preferences, and his dedication ensured that we got the most out of our visit and experienced the true essence of the country. It's not something you find very often with guides in Bosnia. Despite the short duration, we managed to explore around 15 different locations. If you're planning your upcoming vacation, I highly recommend considering a trip to Bosnia.
I am still amazed how you guys find these people to be interviewed in front of camera. Really like how you throw the questions and get the conversation going 👌🏻
Thank you guys! We always love talking and learning from people and that is when we realized we had to make a quick change to our channel and focus more on those conversations and be able to give others a space to share. We love hearing stories and sharing them with you all
We're making Bosnia more and more beautiful. And even if there is a war between Bosnia and Serbia we still respect each other. I think the whole Balkan is amazing
There is no war between the 2, but when you look at how politicians are misrepresenting us, ppl could come to that false conclusion. We have no hate for Serbia, we just don't like the serbs who have beeen radicalised since childhood and raised to throw empty yet hurtful comments. But this is also due to being uneducated and it depends on where they grew up etc. Also, some Serbs born in Bosnia still call themselves Serbs instead of Bosnians. This is the mentality of some ppl trying to separate. But we have no hate for Serbia, they are our neigbours geographically and within the country. Same goes for Croats
Beautiful BIH🇧🇦🇧🇦🇧🇦thank you for Your beautiful video👍👍I was born in Bosnia and Herzegovina✊✊but since 1994,I'm living in Sydney Australia🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨regards to You and all Bosnians🇧🇦🇧🇦🇧🇦
Nice sharing by this couple. Great to hear some foreigners stories living in Bosnia. It’s amazing to hear the familiar stories about how complicated sometimes to deal with paperwork in order to stay in a country. I guess it’s the same in almost every country 😅
@@Yasin_Affandi it's ok! I have been asking other Malaysian friends and they don't know either. But apparently there are agreements to do university exchange and other perks between these two countries. I was just wondering if you knew 😊
@@mariaandbryan I'm totally backwards with d latest news nowadays, doesn't seem to be interested anymore, I know it's very bad, I just stick to what concerned me d most. Used to follow on d bilateral agreements concerning Malaysia, esp in free trade n investment, FDI, but not anymore. 😀
YOu GUYS!!!! How exciting! I am so glad to see that more and more expats are joining us here in BiH which is a wonderful country! I am an Argentinean living in Banja Luka so let me know whenever you come around here :) We have a few nationalities as well such as British, Venezuelan, Mexican, Colombian, Filipino, Indonesian, South African, Indian and I can go on. We would love to meet you! For now, enjoy the goodies this country offers :)
That would be fantastic!! Happy to see all those nationalities. I (Maria) and from Spain and my husband, is American. We are going back as soon as get a caravan, van, motorhome, something to travel with our new Mamucho member. We just rescued a dog in Serbia that was near death. Can't wait to meet you all! Please contact us to know how to reach out to you when we get back! email is on the About page on YT or IG The Mamuchos Thank you for your message
Banjka Luka!? Wow that's awesome.How did you end up there ? I was born in Brcko and left during the war to US. I visit Bosnia every year but one day we will move back. It's a beautiful country with many hidden gems and I am so happy to see so many foreigners living there. ❤️
Refreshing to see Lynea and Alps interview! It's not easy to settle in a foreign country especially when you don't speak the local language but kudos to them for giving it a try :)
I liked Sarajevo very much with his Ottoman and Austrian Hungarian architecturally district. Definitely must try the Bosnian börek in the place called 'Sac'
Good morning!!!! It’s great to have friends where ever you go. I was waiting for Maria to jump off. That is crazy!!! I need to get Melissa let me get a castle!!! Can’t imagine being a tourist then end up living there.
It truly is, and the city is divided by that bridge, one side is catholic croats and the other side is muslim bosnians, more about that in today's video.
What interesting information, I am deciding to choose the next destination between Bulgaria and Bosnia. The information in this video was very interesting to me
Hello, Bosnian here.. You have noticed and concluded well, people here are quite sociable and certainly if they look at you, it is some kind of attempt and acquaintance through that interaction of looking.. They want to get to know each other and achieve some kind of communication, but at the same time they respect, so they don't have that moment to approach you and ask you some questions. That's the reason if you sometimes feel that someone is looking at you a little more intently than is usually the case. Here, people don't live as busy as in the west, so that's one of the reasons. Because in the west you don't have time for any kind of acquaintance and therefore no time for watching... it's simply just running after a career or life. In most cases, it is a positive and friendly intention, regardless of whether someone has the feeling that they have somehow lost it or are hostile. Bosnians are positive and warm people ..a peaceful people and a people who respect everyone..how religious diversity is manifested in our capital city where you can see in one place four places of worship within a radius of 300 meters..from the Catholic mosque and the orthodox church as well and Jewish synagogues, to those differences in skin color...we really don't have those barriers or those problems of having a society that is sick and has problems with racial differences. In Bosnia you can be anyone...the most important thing is that you are a positive and good person with good intentions..Bosnians do not like injustice and it could be a big problem if someone loses their intentions..If this is felt, you will surely have problems if you bad person..Because Bosnians don't like that kind of feeling and that someone belittles them or that someone wants to take advantage of them..Bosnians like to host all the people of the world. they are not well-intentioned.. And I watched a lot of videos from various influencers who visited Bosnia, but most of them visited only a small part of Bosnia.. If you love nature, rivers, mountains, water sources, forests.. then most people did not record Bosnian beauties.. also, most of the cities have not been visited..and Sarajevo too..People are based only on the old town...Sarajevo has more interesting things to offer in all its parts...Many people have not visited the source of the Bosna River, which is close to the city and is located is about 10 kilometers if you look from the point of the so-called old town... Sarajevo has a lot to offer both in the city itself and around the city itself :) Greetings and welcome to Sarajevo and come back again :)) Bienvenidos y trátense como anfitriones :)
Bosnia is like a small country as well, Sarajevo is beautiful and kind of big, but still very familiar…so you also know “the faces” that you meet on everyday base. Even the biggest national and international stars like Dzeko, or Dino Merlin are walking around the city and sitting around, drinking coffee and nobody really cares, because they are also neighbors somehow, there is a saying in Sarajevo: nobody could be a star here! You can be a designer in Italy and create clothes for the biggest stars and you couldn’t sell your products in your own country, because there is always one person who knows you when you were a child, when you do something stupid, or look stupid, when your nose runs…so how can you be a star designer for this person and there is always someone you know, that knows you…so it’s very familiar and when you see different faces that you can’t assign to anybody, you are interested, it’s not like staring in a negative way, it’s more the interest: oh look at him! Where is he from, is he a tourist, is he working here, living here…you somehow try to put him in your own familiar world, so when you see him the next time you know: ahhh that is my Turkish friend from Istanbul - for example. Also black persons, we have like our black basketball player in the women team, he is a national hero for us…there is no racism (generally spoken - there are some idiots everywhere), but it’s just the curiosity who the new person you don’t know is.
You def cannot live in New Zealand for $565 a month... Only place in the world we've been I think you could do that in is South East Asia. Thanks for the insights of Bosnia Herzegovina, looking forward to seeing more from the Ottoman empire towns and the Tunnel Blagai? (sorry wasn't able to work out the spelling)
$565 is just a bit. In 2002 my monthly salary was about $450 and it's crazy how i was able to stretch that money hahaha But yes salaries in some European countries are lower than what people would expect. Especially in south or eastern Europe. Blagaj We will show Sarajevo next and we hope to go back to Bosnia end of September so we can record some pending stories
Corruption in Bosnia and Balkans in general is on another level. All that paperwork gets taken care off real quick as long as you hand a nice 100 KM note to the person that is handling it.
I live in Slovenia where is little corruption and i am amazed when i go to Bosnia that people give cash to bribe police when they are stopped to fine. Haha and we used to live in same country. But despite that i love it there it’s like going back in time😎😎
Guysss we missed you!! That's it's too funny Lieles is known for that now. 😂 Whoa.. We would not jump from that bridge but would totally visit there someday.
He grew up there so he speaks Bosnian. But as people see him in the street, they ask him immediately where he is from, even before he says a word, then they see he speaks the language and everyone reacts surprised. We spent a few days with them traveling around.
@@mariaandbryan I see probably accent then , we have many people who can pas as Greek/Near Eastern people. Bosnians are just curious to new people even some diaspora who are not speak Bosnian they ask everyone pretty much and it's a tiny country with not so many tourist compared with Croatia or Greece. Stay safe and enjoy Bosnia
Yay!! A Bosnian captivated by the Turkish passion 🤣🤣 That is what we call it with all our friends that are in love with Turkish people. Our Turkish residency was super easy, but we did it in Dalyan. It took 3 days to get our permit card. We love Istanbul, we should be back in October
Madre mía la altura del puente de Mostar. No nos atreveríamos a saltar por nada del mundo. Se ve precioso Mostar. Que guay la pareja que conocisteis y que os llevaran a esos lugares. No sabíamos que era tan liosa la burocracia de papeles en Bosnia. El tema de la guerra sigue tan reciente que es normal que se resienta en la sociedad y en temas básicos como el salario. Fantástico vídeo como siempre
Gracias chicos, si la verdad es que es un pais precioso pero con mucho trabajo por hacer para que sus habitantes esten mejor. Desafortunadamente, muchos jovenes se marchan y el futuro del pais es muy incierto. Pero es un sitio que hay que visitar sin duda
American girl that has no job, my recommendation is to try working with Virgin Pulse. They are opening a headquarters in Sarajevo - it's an American company and she as American can get employed there easy. And it's one of the best companies around to work for, as I heard. So I will keep my fingers crossed for her!
She has a job online, she teaches English. Thank you for the recommendation, I will pass her the info in case she wants to check it out. Thanks for your wishes and good energy!
Yea, it was a pain getting all those immigration papers here in the states. When I moved to Africa, The teacher spoke Ibo and English - too bad I only knew Tagalog. Learned English by watching Charlie’s Angels and Sesame Street. Those stares are uncomfortable for sure. Really cool hearing their story.
Great interview between the couple with the handsome boy lol.. I think people stare because it's just different for them, also I can see why jobs are hard to come by. I'm glad their love is strong though!
Muy interesante vídeo chicos, nos ha gustado mucho 🙂 Lieles , el español es más fácil que el turco y además tienes una profesora buenísima así que anímate! Un abrazo enorme 😘😘
I grew up with Turkish ppl in Germany.. Best ppl in the world for sure...my brothers💪🏼 But this Turkish guy is full of it...what does he mean ppl look at u different because u are a little darker..bro u look Bosnian lol. Bosnian and Turkish ppl lool alike. Not to mention that our culture is so identical 🤦🏻♂️ I think he is being dramatic. Btw great video 🙌🏻
Sta pricas? Oni tamni mi svijetli, to nije rasizam nego cinjenica. To je sto nas ljude sve cini posebnim jer smo svi drugaciji. A kultura i obicaji nam isto nisu isti.
Is it easy to find a job as an English Teacher? I have 28 years experience of Teaching English as a second language in Thailand, Indonesia and China. I would like to live and work in Bosnia. Mostar is my first choice, But basically anywhere in Bosnia would be fine for me.
\\\\@@mariaandbryan I asked you because you live in Bosnia. It is impossible to make a living teaching online in England, because most of the online teaching pays about US$ 12 per hour. I wouldlike to live and work in one of the former Yugolav countrie, except Serbia.
@@robinhazell6019 we don't live in Bosnia. We made a video about people who moved to Bosnia. Our friend who lives in Sarajevo and we interviewed on this video, she teaches online. Or at least she used to. She just opened a coffee place as well. We recommended online because when we do teach online we make $20 and up. Check places like italki, preply, or even cambly. We work online because we travel full time, so we can't speak about local jobs in any of the countries we visit. Good luck
I actually like Serbian and American women/girls ,(❤️❤️) you see I’m not a hater ,their guys also like our women/girls ,they did prove this in the aggression on us. I’m just against evil devil worshippers and such..Im against unfair losers.
As a true Bosnian you cought me with this. So,... what I am doing in Antwerp when there are so many opportunities back home, yep.. it is rhetorical, i've just being sarcastic, sorry... couldnt help it. All the best..to yo" all guys..
Bosnian people stare and I didn’t know until I visited home a few times since moving away. I picked up the American habit of smiling at the person who is looking your way but when I would instinctively do that in Sarajevo, they don’t smile back. 😂
As an American Bosnian living in United States for 29 years, I honestly don't see myself ever living in Bosnia. Its tough, there is no law, people drive stupid and are reckless. Food is always excellent, people are always friendly, etc. Visiting is fine but as for living in Bosnia; no thank you.
Totally understand. We all have different likes and priorities. My husband, Lieles never thought he would live outside the US, and now he doesn't want to go back. But everyone's life and situation is different and there is not a perfect place for everyone.
Very true, as a Bosnian as much as I would love for ppl to come live here, I have to say to do so when you have secured a job or to come touristically if you don't wanna stay. It is really hard for us Bosnians to find a job, not to mention foreigners coming in. So do be vary of that because corruption is at a stupid high in our country and paperwork takes ages, as well as being able to visit doctors. However, touristically it's an absolutely amazing place for all people, no matter skin colour
Yes, it can work for sure, I would say the accommodations can throw the budget off, but you can share an apt or finding a ways to just spend $100 for rent
It is always a nightmare, we only had a good experience in Turkey, the rest has been a nightmare, thinking about getting Lieles European residency and I am just dragging it
I actually like Serbian and American women/girls ,(❤️❤️) you see I’m not a hater ,their guys also like our women/girls ,they did prove this in the aggression on us. I’m just against evil devil worshippers and such..Im against unfair losers.
Just don’t know why that guy thinks people look at him because of his skin color, he looks like a Bosnian or anyone from Balkan! I had a Bosnian friend who looked exactly like him! Although Bosnians have mostly light tan, this is very mixed area, it’s not unusual to see people who look like this guy… Even in Turkey you have a lot of people with light tan, it’s not that every Turk has a darker skin… don’t get it.
@@positubebangla8215 We aren't sure about it, but seems like a long process and tedious as our friends here explained. We will be sharing the residence process in Serbia soon. We haven't been to an ex-Russian country yet so we aren't familiar either. But thanks for sharing
You started talking about what sort of business you can start then you shifted ,you didn’t say what sort of business you can start , I would be wary of you if I met you I guess trust is not something you grew up with I relate but nowadays everybody knows what business thrives and where you should believe in the abondance in the universe peace ✌️
Hi Fátima!! I'm a little confused by your comment. The purpose of what we said was about the opportunities available to those that want to start a business. It was never about listing specific businesses. If someone ever wanted to be an entrepreneur there is a lot of opportunities to do so on Bosnia. Thank you for your comment😊✌🏾
I actually like Serbian and American women/girls ,(❤️❤️) you see I’m not a hater ,their guys also like our women/girls ,they did prove this in the aggression on us. I’m just against evil devil worshippers and such..Im against unfair losers.
Yes, there is a certain feeling about Romanis (gypsies) but overall we have mostly experience it due to curiosity and not any malicious feeling. Keep enjoying your travels
I’m not sure what he’s talking about because in reality I have the population has Turkish Ottoman blood and has very dark hair and olive skin and there are many many Arabs in particular sorry Evo. They’re buying up lots of property Saudi Arabia. The Arab emirates are spending lots of money there so I’m not really sure what he’s talking about and people don’t stare.
If you wanna feel welcomed in Bosnia and Herzegowina you really need to learn the dirty words. People look at you in a different way when you curse on Bosnian😂😂😂
Im sorry if you get stares, and youre absolutely correct by saying its just curiousity, not racism! We love you all and youre always welcome to visit bosnia!
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Bosnia is such a wonderful country
Very nice video. Bosnia exceeded all my expectations, and I had an absolutely fantastic time there! It's such a remarkable country. All credit goes to our amazing tour guide Vekas from Bosnian Tours for making it so special. He customized the tour to perfectly match our preferences, and his dedication ensured that we got the most out of our visit and experienced the true essence of the country. It's not something you find very often with guides in Bosnia. Despite the short duration, we managed to explore around 15 different locations. If you're planning your upcoming vacation, I highly recommend considering a trip to Bosnia.
Bosnia looks so beautiful especially during summer now 😍
It is pretty hit too hahaha but yes it is indeed a nature gem
I am still amazed how you guys find these people to be interviewed in front of camera. Really like how you throw the questions and get the conversation going 👌🏻
Thank you guys! We always love talking and learning from people and that is when we realized we had to make a quick change to our channel and focus more on those conversations and be able to give others a space to share.
We love hearing stories and sharing them with you all
Bosnia is looking amazing, cant wait to visit there one day!
It really is!
Hi, welcome to Bosnia and Herzegovina. Greetings from Sarajevo ❣️🇧🇦🌍
feel welcome :))
That’s my bestie!! Loved seeing Lynea and Alp’s interview, they are the cutest!
Yay!! They are the cutest ever! We love meeting them and we feel like we have been friends forever! You have a great bestie!
Thank you for being so nice guests and for kind words about my country 🇧🇦🙋🙏
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Beautiful drone shots at the beginning guys!!
Nice edit and can definitely feel a Netflix documentary vibe in this video 👍🏻
Thanks, Ony and Peter. Bosnia has incredible nature, it is so easy to capture.
It's always so interesting to hear the stories of how foreigners decided to stay in exotic places like these.
Agree, we are recording a great video of foreigners in Serbia and I think you guys are going to love it
As a Bosnian immigrant to US these comments always make me giggle a bit, never thought of Bosnia as exotic.
We met a Bosnian couple in Greece a few years back - they were really cool!
Awesome! We found tons of Greek influence and descendants in Romania, really cool!
We're making Bosnia more and more beautiful. And even if there is a war between Bosnia and Serbia we still respect each other. I think the whole Balkan is amazing
We agree, the entire Balkan area is wonderful! We love the Balkan countries
There is no war between the 2, but when you look at how politicians are misrepresenting us, ppl could come to that false conclusion. We have no hate for Serbia, we just don't like the serbs who have beeen radicalised since childhood and raised to throw empty yet hurtful comments. But this is also due to being uneducated and it depends on where they grew up etc. Also, some Serbs born in Bosnia still call themselves Serbs instead of Bosnians. This is the mentality of some ppl trying to separate. But we have no hate for Serbia, they are our neigbours geographically and within the country. Same goes for Croats
Awesome Video!! Thanks So Much for sharing with us All☘🥰.
Happy you enjoyed it!
Beautiful BIH🇧🇦🇧🇦🇧🇦thank you for Your beautiful video👍👍I was born in Bosnia and Herzegovina✊✊but since 1994,I'm living in Sydney Australia🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨regards to You and all Bosnians🇧🇦🇧🇦🇧🇦
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Have to admit, I know very little about Bosnia and Herzegovina, so it was great to get their insights. It actually looks stunning!
Then, you can't miss next weeks video. It will be a bit shocking for sure
Nice sharing by this couple.
Great to hear some foreigners stories living in Bosnia. It’s amazing to hear the familiar stories about how complicated sometimes to deal with paperwork in order to stay in a country. I guess it’s the same in almost every country 😅
Yes, I think we were so lucky to have an easy process in Turkey.
Thanks for showing this wonderful video.
So happy you liked it! Are you familiar with the bilateral agreements between Malaysia and BiH?
@@mariaandbryan Sorry, I'm afraid not. I haven't much about d bilateral agreements between Malaysia n d Eastern European countries. 😀
@@Yasin_Affandi it's ok! I have been asking other Malaysian friends and they don't know either. But apparently there are agreements to do university exchange and other perks between these two countries. I was just wondering if you knew 😊
@@mariaandbryan I'm totally backwards with d latest news nowadays, doesn't seem to be interested anymore, I know it's very bad, I just stick to what concerned me d most. Used to follow on d bilateral agreements concerning Malaysia, esp in free trade n investment, FDI, but not anymore. 😀
YOu GUYS!!!! How exciting! I am so glad to see that more and more expats are joining us here in BiH which is a wonderful country! I am an Argentinean living in Banja Luka so let me know whenever you come around here :) We have a few nationalities as well such as British, Venezuelan, Mexican, Colombian, Filipino, Indonesian, South African, Indian and I can go on. We would love to meet you! For now, enjoy the goodies this country offers :)
That would be fantastic!! Happy to see all those nationalities. I (Maria) and from Spain and my husband, is American. We are going back as soon as get a caravan, van, motorhome, something to travel with our new Mamucho member.
We just rescued a dog in Serbia that was near death. Can't wait to meet you all! Please contact us to know how to reach out to you when we get back! email is on the About page on YT or IG The Mamuchos
Thank you for your message
Banjka Luka!? Wow that's awesome.How did you end up there ? I was born in Brcko and left during the war to US. I visit Bosnia every year but one day we will move back. It's a beautiful country with many hidden gems and I am so happy to see so many foreigners living there. ❤️
Refreshing to see Lynea and Alps interview! It's not easy to settle in a foreign country especially when you don't speak the local language but kudos to them for giving it a try :)
That is correct! Thank you!
I liked Sarajevo very much with his Ottoman and Austrian Hungarian architecturally district. Definitely must try the Bosnian börek in the place called 'Sac'
Great recommendation!
@@mariaandbryan Yw guys ❤👋🤚
Good morning!!!! It’s great to have friends where ever you go. I was waiting for Maria to jump off. That is crazy!!! I need to get Melissa let me get a castle!!! Can’t imagine being a tourist then end up living there.
Me jumping!? Noooo I'm not that brave 😂
Yes get a castle! We will fill it with wacky stuff
I guess love makes you do crazy stuff
Look forward to watching it later. TQ
Awesome!
@@mariaandbryan 😀
Amazing scenery ❤️❤️👍👍👍
Yes, thank you, BiH is amazing
Amazing editing Lieles, really good job on this!
Thanks a ton!
Would love to go to Mostar one day! The bridge is so cool
It truly is, and the city is divided by that bridge, one side is catholic croats and the other side is muslim bosnians, more about that in today's video.
Nice vlog - we're also in Sarajevo at the moment :) 💚
Oh nice! Enjoy!
Great vid. I've enjoyed hearing abit about the previously war torn country. 👌✌️😊
Thank you! It is a must visit for sure. Gives a lot of perspective
Bosna my hometown, still beautiful as ever! Haven’t been in years, I can’t wait to go back! Love this!
It really is! Enjoy when you get back!
Recognized by eating food haha... 😄 ooh all the drone shots were great!! The people jumping off that bridge, wow!
It is sooo amazing!!!
This is so great info guys and gorgeous footage guys. Didn't know much about B&H.
Glad you enjoyed it! It is an awesome little country for sure
🔥🔥🔥 Looking forward
Yay! Would love to hear your thoughts!
@@mariaandbryan 😊😊😊🙏❤
Bosnia is a green paradise in europe. And a green paradise in a unique way. Every house has a better view
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Great video guys! Really enjoyed it 🤗
So happy you did!
I was there in Doboj-Zavidovici ,Sarajevo in 1998-99 from Pakistani police as peacekeeper..I respect Bosnian and love from Pakistan
I really like the intro and edit from the beginning
So happy to read this! Thank you!!!
What interesting information, I am deciding to choose the next destination between Bulgaria and Bosnia. The information in this video was very interesting to me
We are happy to help!
Hello, Bosnian here.. You have noticed and concluded well, people here are quite sociable and certainly if they look at you, it is some kind of attempt and acquaintance through that interaction of looking.. They want to get to know each other and achieve some kind of communication, but at the same time they respect, so they don't have that moment to approach you and ask you some questions. That's the reason if you sometimes feel that someone is looking at you a little more intently than is usually the case. Here, people don't live as busy as in the west, so that's one of the reasons. Because in the west you don't have time for any kind of acquaintance and therefore no time for watching... it's simply just running after a career or life. In most cases, it is a positive and friendly intention, regardless of whether someone has the feeling that they have somehow lost it or are hostile. Bosnians are positive and warm people ..a peaceful people and a people who respect everyone..how religious diversity is manifested in our capital city where you can see in one place four places of worship within a radius of 300 meters..from the Catholic mosque and the orthodox church as well and Jewish synagogues, to those differences in skin color...we really don't have those barriers or those problems of having a society that is sick and has problems with racial differences. In Bosnia you can be anyone...the most important thing is that you are a positive and good person with good intentions..Bosnians do not like injustice and it could be a big problem if someone loses their intentions..If this is felt, you will surely have problems if you bad person..Because Bosnians don't like that kind of feeling and that someone belittles them or that someone wants to take advantage of them..Bosnians like to host all the people of the world. they are not well-intentioned.. And I watched a lot of videos from various influencers who visited Bosnia, but most of them visited only a small part of Bosnia.. If you love nature, rivers, mountains, water sources, forests.. then most people did not record Bosnian beauties.. also, most of the cities have not been visited..and Sarajevo too..People are based only on the old town...Sarajevo has more interesting things to offer in all its parts...Many people have not visited the source of the Bosna River, which is close to the city and is located is about 10 kilometers if you look from the point of the so-called old town... Sarajevo has a lot to offer both in the city itself and around the city itself :) Greetings and welcome to Sarajevo and come back again :)) Bienvenidos y trátense como anfitriones :)
Nice interview. I can’t believe the guy who jumped off that bridge. Looks like a country that I would love to visit.
Glad you enjoyed it! Yes, these guys jump every 30 minutes or so as a touristic attraction. Really cool country to visit for sure
Thank you for visiting Bosnia.Hello from USA
So nice of you! We have good friends there, will be going back soon hopefully!
@@mariaandbryan Super .I'm in Chicago Have blest day happy holidays to come
@@SadinaMahmutovic Is it cold over there already? You too have a blessed holiday season. Stay safe!
@@mariaandbryan It's cold we got some snow for Halloween .This morning it's not bad the tem .Thanks again stay safe too
Went to Bosnia a fe w months ago , its such a cool place
Truly is, we have to go back and explore other cities besides Sarajevo.
Bosnia is like a small country as well, Sarajevo is beautiful and kind of big, but still very familiar…so you also know “the faces” that you meet on everyday base. Even the biggest national and international stars like Dzeko, or Dino Merlin are walking around the city and sitting around, drinking coffee and nobody really cares, because they are also neighbors somehow, there is a saying in Sarajevo: nobody could be a star here!
You can be a designer in Italy and create clothes for the biggest stars and you couldn’t sell your products in your own country, because there is always one person who knows you when you were a child, when you do something stupid, or look stupid, when your nose runs…so how can you be a star designer for this person and there is always someone you know, that knows you…so it’s very familiar and when you see different faces that you can’t assign to anybody, you are interested, it’s not like staring in a negative way, it’s more the interest: oh look at him! Where is he from, is he a tourist, is he working here, living here…you somehow try to put him in your own familiar world, so when you see him the next time you know: ahhh that is my Turkish friend from Istanbul - for example. Also black persons, we have like our black basketball player in the women team, he is a national hero for us…there is no racism (generally spoken - there are some idiots everywhere), but it’s just the curiosity who the new person you don’t know is.
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I've only been to Banja Luka, and even then for a few days.I can't wait to go back. Maybe I will go back there permanently????
Wow! Permanently is a great commitment! If you do, let us know, we would love to visit Banja Luka!
You def cannot live in New Zealand for $565 a month... Only place in the world we've been I think you could do that in is South East Asia. Thanks for the insights of Bosnia Herzegovina, looking forward to seeing more from the Ottoman empire towns and the Tunnel Blagai? (sorry wasn't able to work out the spelling)
$565 is just a bit. In 2002 my monthly salary was about $450 and it's crazy how i was able to stretch that money hahaha
But yes salaries in some European countries are lower than what people would expect. Especially in south or eastern Europe.
Blagaj
We will show Sarajevo next and we hope to go back to Bosnia end of September so we can record some pending stories
Great video! Bir Turk olarak gurur duydum helal olsun
Turks are amazing! Happy you feel proud! Thank you!
Sarajevo is a nice place really... hope coupd get backtothat country
It truly is
buen video amigos, que bueno que esta subtitulado al español sino no lo hubiera podido ver, un saludo desde Argentina!!!
Claro que si! Yo, Maria soy espanola, asi que los subtitulos no nos pueden faltar. De que parte de Argentina nos ven?
@@mariaandbryan desde Rosario, la ciudad donde nacio messi
@@AVENTURASCONPATO genial. Siempre quise visitar. Tenía amigos de allá. Y Lieles es un gran seguidor de Messi
When technology and the internet craps out, BiH will be on top of everything, nothing will change!
It'll happen, sooner or later!
hahahaha
We have similar issues in Spain, our websites are useless, I don't even know why they exist.
Corruption in Bosnia and Balkans in general is on another level. All that paperwork gets taken care off real quick as long as you hand a nice 100 KM note to the person that is handling it.
😢😢 Many countries with these type of issues. It is sad
I live in Slovenia where is little corruption and i am amazed when i go to Bosnia that people give cash to bribe police when they are stopped to fine. Haha and we used to live in same country. But despite that i love it there it’s like going back in time😎😎
Drone shots are 🔥🔥
Guysss we missed you!! That's it's too funny Lieles is known for that now. 😂 Whoa.. We would not jump from that bridge but would totally visit there someday.
We always miss you!!! Can't wait to spend time with you guys!
This is the city I lived in
Awesome! Can't wait to hear what you think of the video when it goes live later tonight
Wow lovely place 💝💝💝
Yes, thank you 😍😍❤❤
Turk guy could easily pass as Bosnian it's not the dark hair rather it's the language you speak people are just curious
He grew up there so he speaks Bosnian. But as people see him in the street, they ask him immediately where he is from, even before he says a word, then they see he speaks the language and everyone reacts surprised. We spent a few days with them traveling around.
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I see probably accent then , we have many people who can pas as Greek/Near Eastern people. Bosnians are just curious to new people even some diaspora who are not speak Bosnian they ask everyone pretty much and it's a tiny country with not so many tourist compared with Croatia or Greece. Stay safe and enjoy Bosnia
Wellcome to Bosnia 🇧🇦
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Great video hello from Bosnian guy married with turkish and right now staying in Istanbul, btw paper work is same everywhere hate it :)
Yay!! A Bosnian captivated by the Turkish passion 🤣🤣 That is what we call it with all our friends that are in love with Turkish people. Our Turkish residency was super easy, but we did it in Dalyan. It took 3 days to get our permit card. We love Istanbul, we should be back in October
Madre mía la altura del puente de Mostar. No nos atreveríamos a saltar por nada del mundo.
Se ve precioso Mostar.
Que guay la pareja que conocisteis y que os llevaran a esos lugares.
No sabíamos que era tan liosa la burocracia de papeles en Bosnia.
El tema de la guerra sigue tan reciente que es normal que se resienta en la sociedad y en temas básicos como el salario.
Fantástico vídeo como siempre
Gracias chicos, si la verdad es que es un pais precioso pero con mucho trabajo por hacer para que sus habitantes esten mejor.
Desafortunadamente, muchos jovenes se marchan y el futuro del pais es muy incierto. Pero es un sitio que hay que visitar sin duda
Welcome in Bosnia to this cute girl. The guy, ...
Hey aren't you the guy that ate the **** 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Hahahahaahaha I can't 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is a true story hahaha
Bosnia und Herzegovina je moje druge Domovine.♥️
koja je tvoja prva zemlja?
Yeayyy Lieles is famous 😆 oh my gosh how tall is that bridge 😲
23 meters I dont think he is happy about that famous part hahaha
American girl that has no job, my recommendation is to try working with Virgin Pulse. They are opening a headquarters in Sarajevo - it's an American company and she as American can get employed there easy. And it's one of the best companies around to work for, as I heard. So I will keep my fingers crossed for her!
She has a job online, she teaches English. Thank you for the recommendation, I will pass her the info in case she wants to check it out. Thanks for your wishes and good energy!
Dealing with immigration is always very difficult, as long as its rewarding its worth it though.
Absolutely
Yea, it was a pain getting all those immigration papers here in the states. When I moved to Africa, The teacher spoke Ibo and English - too bad I only knew Tagalog. Learned English by watching Charlie’s Angels and Sesame Street. Those stares are uncomfortable for sure. Really cool hearing their story.
Yes US immigration is truly a pain.
That's so cool to know how you learn English. Kudos to you!
Great interview between the couple with the handsome boy lol.. I think people stare because it's just different for them, also I can see why jobs are hard to come by. I'm glad their love is strong though!
Yes totally, it is all about curiosity. They are so cute together, hahaha the handsome boy and the American girl. Love those two
Muy interesante vídeo chicos, nos ha gustado mucho 🙂
Lieles , el español es más fácil que el turco y además tienes una profesora buenísima así que anímate!
Un abrazo enorme 😘😘
Ayyy a ver si se anima algun dia, jajaja gracias, chicos
I grew up with Turkish ppl in Germany..
Best ppl in the world for sure...my brothers💪🏼
But this Turkish guy is full of it...what does he mean ppl look at u different because u are a little darker..bro u look Bosnian lol.
Bosnian and Turkish ppl lool alike. Not to mention that our culture is so identical 🤦🏻♂️
I think he is being dramatic.
Btw great video 🙌🏻
Sta pricas? Oni tamni mi svijetli, to nije rasizam nego cinjenica. To je sto nas ljude sve cini posebnim jer smo svi drugaciji. A kultura i obicaji nam isto nisu isti.
@@rft2330 istina je da su Turci u prosjeku tamniji naravno, ali dosta Bosanaca izgleda kao ovaj tip.
Is it easy to find a job as an English Teacher? I have 28 years experience of Teaching English as a second language in Thailand, Indonesia and China. I would like to live and work in Bosnia. Mostar is my first choice, But basically anywhere in Bosnia would be fine for me.
Not sure about Bosnia specifically, we would recommend to do online teaching. Good luck with everything
\\\\@@mariaandbryan I asked you because you live in Bosnia. It is impossible to make a living teaching online in England, because most of the online teaching pays about US$ 12 per hour. I wouldlike to live and work in one of the former Yugolav countrie, except Serbia.
@@robinhazell6019 we don't live in Bosnia. We made a video about people who moved to Bosnia. Our friend who lives in Sarajevo and we interviewed on this video, she teaches online. Or at least she used to. She just opened a coffee place as well.
We recommended online because when we do teach online we make $20 and up. Check places like italki, preply, or even cambly.
We work online because we travel full time, so we can't speak about local jobs in any of the countries we visit.
Good luck
Lieles, you've got this. We're counting on you! Haha 😂
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very good content. Hello from Russia!
Thank you! 🙂
bosnian my beautiful best country the world
Beautiful indeed!
I actually like Serbian and American women/girls ,(❤️❤️) you see I’m not a hater ,their guys also like our women/girls ,they did prove this in the aggression on us. I’m just against evil devil worshippers and such..Im against unfair losers.
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As a true Bosnian you cought me with this. So,... what I am doing in Antwerp when there are so many opportunities back home, yep.. it is rhetorical, i've just being sarcastic, sorry... couldnt help it. All the best..to yo" all guys..
Being back the Austro - Hungarian Empire !!
Do you think that would be good? Share your thoughts, please.
Bosnian people stare and I didn’t know until I visited home a few times since moving away. I picked up the American habit of smiling at the person who is looking your way but when I would instinctively do that in Sarajevo, they don’t smile back. 😂
😂😂 Thank you for sharing this with us. It made us smile and we love hearing this real life stories. How often do you visit Bosnia and Herzegovina?
0:47 - 0:52 WE NEED THIS! 🔥🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Are you ready to jump?
As an American Bosnian living in United States for 29 years, I honestly don't see myself ever living in Bosnia. Its tough, there is no law, people drive stupid and are reckless. Food is always excellent, people are always friendly, etc. Visiting is fine but as for living in Bosnia; no thank you.
Totally understand. We all have different likes and priorities. My husband, Lieles never thought he would live outside the US, and now he doesn't want to go back. But everyone's life and situation is different and there is not a perfect place for everyone.
Everything you said could apply to the US. There are stupid drivers everywhere, and I think Bosnia has lower a crime rate and is safer than the US.
Very true, as a Bosnian as much as I would love for ppl to come live here, I have to say to do so when you have secured a job or to come touristically if you don't wanna stay. It is really hard for us Bosnians to find a job, not to mention foreigners coming in. So do be vary of that because corruption is at a stupid high in our country and paperwork takes ages, as well as being able to visit doctors. However, touristically it's an absolutely amazing place for all people, no matter skin colour
i like place beautiful...mkkpag bkasyon nga jn
hèhee..✌❤
Thank you!
abi is icin sence ne isler yapabilirim orda, suan australyadan gelmek istiyorum, ben bosnac bilmiyorum ama karim bosnac,
Alp, başkaları için çalışmak zor olduğu ve işsizlik oranı çok yüksek olduğu için kendi işinizi açmayı planlamanızı önerir.
I think i can afford it, 500$ is pretty okay for a European country 🤷🏻♂️
Yes, it can work for sure, I would say the accommodations can throw the budget off, but you can share an apt or finding a ways to just spend $100 for rent
$300 is starvation…. I have family living there and it’s very sad
3:55 lol I don't think I've EVER had a pleasant experience at any immigration ever. Even with a british passport!
It is always a nightmare, we only had a good experience in Turkey, the rest has been a nightmare, thinking about getting Lieles European residency and I am just dragging it
We really do stare 😂😂
😂😂 Yes, but there is no bad intention, it is just curiosity so it is totally fine
Yep paperwork, bureaucracy, anything to do with govt are taking longgggg time 😅
crazy long!!!
I wonder if a person could live on 1,444.oo per month in Bosnia?
Yes, and for much less than that as well.
I actually like Serbian and American women/girls ,(❤️❤️) you see I’m not a hater ,their guys also like our women/girls ,they did prove this in the aggression on us. I’m just against evil devil worshippers and such..Im against unfair losers.
565 dollars is barely rent for a week in London 😂
Same in NYC, such a huge difference, right?
Just don’t know why that guy thinks people look at him because of his skin color, he looks like a Bosnian or anyone from Balkan! I had a Bosnian friend who looked exactly like him! Although Bosnians have mostly light tan, this is very mixed area, it’s not unusual to see people who look like this guy…
Even in Turkey you have a lot of people with light tan, it’s not that every Turk has a darker skin… don’t get it.
I want to go here from the USA.. Any 50 Plus traveller want to join?
Hope you go soon and enjoy this wonderful country
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Happy you noticed that. Main reason why we filmed that part
And for a comment like that. I am obliged to subscribe! ❤❤❤❤
Too funny that Lieles is known for that video 😂😂
The reason Lieles became famous in the Balkan countries hahaha
How is the safety
Pretty safe. We only saw a few beggars but by no means it felt dangerous or anything at all. Are you planning to go?
@@mariaandbryan What about the residence permit. Is it easy to get??? Ex russian countries are very difficult for residence permit.
@@positubebangla8215 We aren't sure about it, but seems like a long process and tedious as our friends here explained. We will be sharing the residence process in Serbia soon. We haven't been to an ex-Russian country yet so we aren't familiar either. But thanks for sharing
You started talking about what sort of business you can start then you shifted ,you didn’t say what sort of business you can start , I would be wary of you if I met you I guess trust is not something you grew up with I relate but nowadays everybody knows what business thrives and where you should believe in the abondance in the universe peace ✌️
Hi Fátima!! I'm a little confused by your comment. The purpose of what we said was about the opportunities available to those that want to start a business. It was never about listing specific businesses. If someone ever wanted to be an entrepreneur there is a lot of opportunities to do so on Bosnia. Thank you for your comment😊✌🏾
I actually like Serbian and American women/girls ,(❤️❤️) you see I’m not a hater ,their guys also like our women/girls ,they did prove this in the aggression on us. I’m just against evil devil worshippers and such..Im against unfair losers.
I got stared in lot because of my dark skin also in Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria. Find out they thought I'm a gypies.
Yes, there is a certain feeling about Romanis (gypsies) but overall we have mostly experience it due to curiosity and not any malicious feeling. Keep enjoying your travels
Hello i need contact in Bosina to move there Permanently , long term safe clean no costly rental , thanks
1 thing to say: You should have gone to Albania instead.
We will go there on our next adventure! Feel free to recommend us things to try and do 😊
Dining is cheapest in Europe. Enjoy
and much much more :)
Bosnians are not just white, there are a lot of them witch look like this Turkish guy with black hair and darker skin color.
I’m not sure what he’s talking about because in reality I have the population has Turkish Ottoman blood and has very dark hair and olive skin and there are many many Arabs in particular sorry Evo. They’re buying up lots of property Saudi Arabia. The Arab emirates are spending lots of money there so I’m not really sure what he’s talking about and people don’t stare.
yo...what
haha XD
If you wanna feel welcomed in Bosnia and Herzegowina you really need to learn the dirty words. People look at you in a different way when you curse on Bosnian😂😂😂
🤣🤣 Great advice!
Im sorry if you get stares, and youre absolutely correct by saying its just curiousity, not racism! We love you all and youre always welcome to visit bosnia!
Lovely! Thanks for confirming our impressions! We will be back this year!
Can't stand people pronouncing Sarajevo as SaraHevo. 🤮