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Bosnia and Herzegovina

ISO3: BIHEurope & Central AsiaUpper middle income

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a upper middle income economy in Europe & Central Asia. It has a population of about 3,164,253 and a GDP of $29.61 billion.

Explore 263 World Bank indicators for Bosnia and Herzegovina below.

Bosnia and Herzegovina at a Glance

Capital
Sarajevo
Population
3,164,253
Area
51,209 km²
61.8 /km²
Currency
BAM Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark
Languages
Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian
ISO codes
BIH · BA
Upper-middle income economy: Bosnia and Herzegovina falls in the World Bank's upper-middle income category (GNI per capita $4,466–$13,845). These economies are often transitioning toward high-income status, with rapidly growing urban populations and expanding middle classes.

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Frequently asked questions about Bosnia and Herzegovina

What is the population of Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Bosnia and Herzegovina has a population of approximately 3,164,253, according to the most recent World Bank data.
What is the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina?
The capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina is Sarajevo.
What region is Bosnia and Herzegovina in?
The World Bank places Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Europe & Central Asia region.
What income group is Bosnia and Herzegovina in?
The World Bank classifies Bosnia and Herzegovina as a Upper middle income economy.
What currency does Bosnia and Herzegovina use?
Bosnia and Herzegovina uses the Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark (BAM).

Data sourced from the World Bank Open Data portal. Values represent the most recent available year. NULL or missing values indicate data is suppressed, not collected, or not applicable for this country.