BOSNIA HERZEGOVINA BACKGROUND CHECK

If your organization not giving the much needed importance to your internal system, it means soon it will embrace the failure. One of the most concerned systematical elements is the application of background verification for the internal employees of a company. Many companies do unjust with themselves by not having this facility, and the newly hired employees find it so easy to swindle the administration, since they know the checks and balances system of the company is worthless. Our organization takes care of this concern of your company and provides you unshakeable services of background verification. Bosnia Herzegovina is a country where our services are launched in full swing. The happy and satisfied clients are the evidence of our great work what we have been doing for the companies of Bosnia Herzegovina. Our proper channel of background screeners remain active and do the tasks in an expert way.

Bosnia Herzegovina didn’t use to have the services from where the companies could authenticate the data regarding their employees, but gone are the days, since we are here with our name in this field which will win your trust. The cities that can avail the services by our company related to the back check are Sarajevo, Banja Luka, Zenica, Tuzla, Mostar, Bihać, Bugojno, Brčko, Bijeljina, Prijedor etc Not only this, but we are round the clock facilitating our clients regarding their pin point queries. Feel free to talk to our customer support team if you find yourself around any confusion. Generate your query via this email address [email protected], and that’s it you will find us close to you. The information which is shared between both the parties remain highly confidential according to the policy of our company.

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Bankruptcy Check, Bosnia And Herzegovina

We ask the state level and national level banks regarding the status of the candidate to make this sure that there is no bankruptcy record of the applicant. These days it’s really not easy to tackle this issue since every bank is not willing to share this information, but our strong network has the guts to do this.

County Court Judgments (CCJ), Bosnia And Herzegovina

When it comes to judgments, one has to bow before the courts whatever they decide about any individual. The data of candidate is presented before the courts, and the judiciary let us know whether the employee has any dark background or not.

Local Police Check, Bosnia And Herzegovina

Criminal record verification is the most doable thing. We have seen many companies who give shelter to some criminals without knowing their background. We do this check with the help of the local police stations of your country.

Credit Check, Bosnia And Herzegovina

Individual Voluntary Arrangements along with Bankruptcy and Insolvency are the categories where we enlist the case of your candidate via Credit check.

Media intelligence search, Bosnia And Herzegovina

Here we confirm whether there is any negatively published article about the candidate in media or not.

Data Protection Laws Not Found

Crimial Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Extract)

（This Code entered into force on the 1 March 2003）

Article 217 Accepting Gifts and Other Forms of Benefits

(1) An official or responsible person in the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina including also a foreign official person, who demands or accepts a gift or any other benefit or who accepts a promise of a gift or a benefit in order to perform within the scope of his official powers an act, which ought not to be performed by him, or for the omission of an act, which ought to be performed by him,

shall be punished by imprisonment for a term between one and ten years.

(2) An official or responsible person in the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina including also a foreign official person, who demands or accepts a gift or any other benefit or who accepts a promise of a gift or a benefit in order to perform within the scope of his official powers an act, which ought to be performed by him, or for the omission of an act, which ought not to be performed by him,

shall be punished by imprisonment for a term between six months and five years.

(3) The punishment referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article shall be imposed on an official or responsible person in the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina including also a foreign official person, who demands or accepts a gift or any other benefit following the performance or omission of an official act referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article and in relation to it.

(4) The gifts or any other benefits shall be forfeited.

Article 218 Giving Gifts and Other Forms of Benefits

(1) Whoever gives or promises a gift or any other benefit to an official or responsible person in the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina including also a foreign official person, in order that he performs within the scope of his official powers of an act, which ought not to be performed by him, or abstains from performing of an act which ought to be performed by him, or whoever mediates in such bribing of the official or responsible person, shall be punished by imprisonment for a term between six months and five years.

(2) Whoever gives or promises a gift or any other benefit to an official or responsible person in the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina including also a foreign official person, in order that he performs within the scope of his official powers an act, which ought to be performed by him, or abstains from performing of an act, which ought not be performed by him, shall be punished by a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years.

(3) The perpetrator of the criminal offence referred to in paragraph 1 and 2 of this Article who had given a bribe on request of the official or responsible person in the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina including also a foreign official person, but reported the deed before it being discovered or before knowing that the deed has been discovered, may be released from punishment.

(4) The gifts or any other benefits shall be forfeited, while in case referred to in paragraph 3 of this Article, they can be returned to the giver.

Article 219 Illegal Interceding

(1) Whoever accepts a reward or any other benefit for interceding that an official act be or not be performed, taking advantage of his official or influential position in the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina,

shall be punished by a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years.

(2) Whoever by taking advantage of his official or influential position in the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina, intercedes that an official act be performed, which ought not to be performed, or that an official act be not performed, which ought to be performed,

shall be punished by imprisonment for a term between six months and five years.

(3) If a reward or any other benefit has been received in return for the criminal offence referred to in paragraph 2 of this Article, the perpetrator

shall be punished by imprisonment for a term between one and ten years.

Article 220Abuse of Office or Official Authority

(1) An official or responsible person in the Bosnia and Herzegovina institutions who, by taking advantage of his office or official authority, exceeds the limits of his official authority or fails to execute his official duty, and thereby acquires a benefit to himself or to another person, or causes damage to another person or seriously violates the rights of another,

shall be punished by imprisonment for a term between six months and five years.

(2) If a property gain acquired by the perpetration of the criminal offence referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article exceeds the amount of 10.000 KM, the perpetrator

shall be punished by imprisonment for a term between one and ten years.

(3) If a property gain acquired by the perpetration of the criminal offence referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article exceeds the amount of 50.000 KM the perpetrator

shall be punished by imprisonment for a term of not less than three years.

Article 221Embezzlement in Office

(1)Whoever, with an aim of acquiring unlawful property gain for himself or another, appropriates money, securities or other movable entrusted to him by virtue of his office in the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina, or of generally his position within the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina,

shall be punished by imprisonment for a term between six months and five years.

(2)If a property gain acquired by the perpetration of the criminal offence referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article exceeds the amount of 10.000 KM, the perpetrator

shall be punished by imprisonment for a term between one and ten years.

(3)If a property gain acquired by the perpetration of the criminal offence referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article exceeds the amount of 50.000 KM, the perpetrator

shall be punished by imprisonment for a term not less than three years.

Article 222 Fraud in Office

(1) An official or responsible person in the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina, who, with an aim of acquiring an unlawful property gain for himself or another, by submitting false accounts or in some other way deceives an authorised person into making an illegal disbursement,

shall be punished by imprisonment for a term between six months and five years.

(2) If a property gain acquired by the perpetration of the criminal offence referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article exceeds the amount of 10.000 KM, the perpetrator

shall be punished by imprisonment for a term between one and ten years.

(3) If a property gain acquired by the perpetration of the criminal offence referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article exceeds the amount of 50.000 KM, the perpetrator

shall be punished by imprisonment for a term not less than three years.

（adopted by the SFRJ Assembly at the session of the Federal Council held on September 28, 1976; declared by a decree of the President of the Republic on September 28, 1976; published in the Official Gazette SFRJ No. 44 of October 8, 1976; a correction was made in the Official Gazette SFRJ No. 36 of July 15, 1977; took effect on July 1, 1977.）

Article 179.Accepting of bribe

(1) An official who demands or accepts a gift or any other benefit or who accepts a promise of a gift or a benefit for the doing within the scope of his official powers of an official act which ought not to be performed by him, or for the omission of an official act which ought to be performed by him, shall be punished by imprisonment for a term exceeding one year but not exceeding 10 years.

(2) In a particularly grave case of an act referred to in paragraph 1 of this article, the offender shall be punished by imprisonment for not less than three years.

(3) An official who demands or accepts a gift or any other benefit or who accepts a promise of a gift or a benefit for the doing within the scope of his official powers of an official act which ought to be performed by him, or for the omission of an official act which ought not to be performed by him, shall be punished by imprisonment for a term exceeding six months but not exceeding five years.

(4) An official who demands or accepts a gift or any other benefit following the performance or omission of an official act referred to in paragraphs 1 to 3 of this article, and in relation to it, shall be punished by imprisonment for a term exceeding three months but not exceeding three years.

(5) The gifts or any other benefits shall be forfeited.

Article 180. Illegal influence

(1) An official who accepts a reward or any other benefit toward interceding that an official act be or not be performed, taking advantage of his official position, shall be punished by imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years.

(2) An official who, taking advantage of his official position, intercedes that an official act be performed which ought not to be performed, or that an official act be not performed which ought to be performed, shall be punished by imprisonment for a term exceeding six months but not exceeding five years.

(3) If a reward or any other benefit has been received in return for the intercession referred to in paragraph 2 of this article, the offender shall be punished by imprisonment for a term exceeding one year but not exceeding 10 years.

Police Background Check Procedures

Who can apply?

•Individuals or authority may be given to a relative, friend or lawyer in Bosnia to act on applicant’s behalf.
•External applicants may contact their local Bosnian Embassy/Consulate or appoint a third party representative.

Where?

•  Individuals can apply directly in person at the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs office or
Municipal Court where they were born.
•  In order to obtain a Certificate of No Conviction, The relevant region is determined by the applicant’s place of birth.

What must the applicant supply?

•  Individual applicants complete an application form available at their regional Ministry of Internal Affairs office. The applicant must fill out the form in the presence of a Ministry of Internal Affairs official.
•  ID Card (Licna Karta)
•  Birth Certificate or Citizenship Certificate

What are the costs / turnaround times?

•  The fees for obtaining a criminalrecords in Bosnia are set up by each regional authority up
to 35BAM (approximately £17)
•  Payments only by bank transfer
•  Turnaround is up to 5 working days.
•  The cost of translation services is 25BAM per page (approx. £13)

Contact Details

The contact details of the Bosnian embassy in the UK are:
5-7 Lexham Gardens
London W8 5JJ
United Kingdom
Tel: 020 73730867

Risk

Sovereign risk

The sovereign risk rating remains unchanged. The Economist Intelligence Unit expects the implementation of spending cuts agreed with the IMFwhich was halted by the state and entity governments ahead of elections in October 2014to resume now that the new central and entity governments are all in place. We forecast that fiscal consolidation will narrow the budget deficit to an average of 2.1% of GDP in 2015-16, from an estimated 3.6% in 2014.

Banking sector risk

After a weak performance in 2011-14 marked by a rise in non-performing loans, the banking sector will continue to face challenging conditions in 2015, although the expected modest pick-up in real GDP growth should help profitability.

Political risk

Political risk remains high, despite the formation of new central and Federation governments at end-March 2015. The Republika Srpska government has only a small majority, and the three-party Federation government remains divided. Political uncertainty could fuel social unrest, as highlighted by riots in February 2014. The slow pace of reform will impede EU integration.

Economic structure risk

The export sector remains weak, undiversified and vulnerable to fluctuations in commodity prices. The current-account deficit is set to remain large, pointing to continuing problems of external competitiveness.

Travel Risk

Security

The decision to travel is your responsibility. You are also responsible for your personal safety abroad. The purpose of this Travel Advice is to provide up-to-date information to enable you to make well-informed decisions.

Mines

Demining operations are ongoing but unmarked landmines and unexploded ordnance continue to pose a risk, particularly in isolated mountainous areas and in the countryside. Keep to main roads, stay on paved surfaces, avoid abandoned houses and buildings and travel only during daylight hours. War relics and unknown items should not be touched and should be reported to local authorities. For more information, please visit Bosnia and Herzegovina Mine Action Centre website.

Crime

The crime rate is low. Petty crime (such as pickpocketing, purse snatching and snatching visible jewellery) is prevalent, however, particularly in large urban centres. Foreigners are often targeted.

Random violence by organized crime to settle disputes occurs in Sarajevo, and includes the use of firearms. Foreigners are rarely the target of these acts, but there is a risk of being in the wrong place at the wrong time, such as in nightclubs and cafés late at night and in the early morning hours.

Demonstrations

Occasional demonstrations and strikes addressing various grievances occur in the capital and in other cities and might cause traffic disruptions. Demonstrations turned violent in Tuzla in the beginning of February 2014 and spread, with varying degrees of violence, to Sarajevo, Bihac, Zenica, Mostar, Sanski Most, Brčko and many other locations throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina. The violence has since died down and demonstrations have been largely peaceful. Further demonstrations may occur, however, and have the potential to suddenly turn violent. Social tensions also occasionally result in demonstrations. Avoid all demonstrations and large gatherings, follow the advice of local authorities and monitor local media.

Road travel

Travel by road can be hazardous due to traffic congestion and poorly maintained roads and vehicles. Drivers do not follow safe driving practices, and are known to speed and drive drunk. Extreme weather conditions—such as dense fog and black ice—also pose risks. Bosnia and Herzegovina has a disproportionately high rate of death and injury due to motor vehicle accidents. The emergency number for assistance, road conditions and towing service is 1282.

During winter months, many roads are particularly hazardous. Secondary roads and many mountain roads may be blocked. During the summer, traffic is frequently stopped to enable landmine clearance and road repairs. Visit the Bosnia and Herzegovina auto club Bihamk for up-to-date information on road conditions.

There are only two-lane roads. Many secondary roads have no service stations; undertake travel on secondary roads only with a vehicle in excellent mechanical condition and with sufficient fuel, food and water supplies.

Public Transportation

Local rail, tram and bus services are reliable but sometimes slow. Inter-city bus service is widely available and a few train lines operate, although train service is slow and the schedule is often unreliable. Lock compartment doors from the inside when travelling on an overnight train.

Taxi service is available in most towns and for inter-city travel. Use only registered taxis whose licence plates begin with œTA. Ensure that the meter is running. Pay particular attention at the airport.

See Transportation Safety in order to verify if national airlines meet safety standards.

General safety information

Ensure that your personal belongings, passports and other travel documents are secure at all times. Avoid isolated and poorly lit areas after dark. Avoid showing signs of affluence and carrying large sums of cash.

While tourist facilities and services have improved, they may be limited outside major cities.

Dial 112 for emergency assistance.

Annual Cases

Budget Autonomy Yes
Annual Budget of the Agency 885.000 KM (2012); 932,000 KM (2013); 1.115.000 KM (2014).
Per Capital Expenditure
Expeniture as % of the GDP
Are employees protected by law from recrimination or other negative consequences when reporting corruption (i.e. whistle-blowing)? Yes
Does your country have freedom of information legislation? Yes
Does your country have conflict of interest legislation? Yes
Does your country have a financial disclosure system to help prevent conflicts of interest? Yes
Who appoints the head of your agency? The Director was appointed by the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Who has the authority to remove the head of the ACA? The Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina has the right to dismiss the Director.
Is there any term limit for the head of the ACA? Yes , The Director and the two Deputy Directors of the Agency are appointed for the term of five (5) years with the possibility of yet another reappointment.
Does your agency measure performance? Yes
Percentage of total budget allocated to outreach activities and communication
Other, please specify
Number of outreach activities delivered
Full access to Government Yes

Address Format

RECIPIENT
STREET_TYPE STREET_NAME HOUSE_NUMBER
POSTAL_CODE LOCALITY
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Sample

Nedim Marevac
ul. Skenderija 60
71000 SARAJEVO
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Summary

Bosnia and Herzegovina GDP Last Previous Highest Lowest Unit
GDP 17.83 16.85 18.54 1.26 USD Billion
GDP Growth Rate 1.30 1.10 1.90 -1.00 percent
GDP Annual Growth Rate 2.40 0.50 6.30 -3.10 percent
GDP Constant Prices 6380252.00 7080954.00 7135659.00 5481384.00 BAM THO
GDP per capita 3375.47 3359.16 3391.47 572.85 USD
Gross Fixed Capital Formation 4726853.00 4853750.00 5853487.00 4044439.00 BAM THO
GDP per capita PPP 9225.41 9180.81 9269.12 1565.64 USD

 

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