Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
In Bosnia-Herzegovina:
Ulica Robert C. Frasure 1, Sarajevo, passport services available
Mon-Fri 14:00-15:30 plus Fri 8:00-11:30, tel. 033/704-000,
http://sarajevo.usembassy.gov
.
There's also a branch office in Mostar (Husnije Repca 3, tel. 036/580-580).
Canadian Embassies and Consulates
In Croatia:
Prilaz
Đ
ure Deželi
ć
a 4, Zagreb, Mon-Thu 10:00-12:00 & 13:00-15:00, Fri
10:00-13:00, tel. 01/488-1200, after-hours emergencies call collect Canadian tel. 613/
In Slovenia:
Consulate at Trg Republike 3, 12th floor, Ljubljana, Mon-Fri 9:00-13:00,
tel. 01/252-4444, after-hours emergencies call collect Canadian tel. 613/996-8885, some
services provided through Canadian Embassy in Budapest, Hungary (listed below),
In Montenegro:
Contact the Canadian Embassy in Belgrade, Serbia; from Montenegro
dial 00-381-11-306-3000, after-hours emergencies call collect Canadian tel. 613/996-8885,
In Bosnia-Herzegovina:
Contact the Canadian Embassy in Budapest, Hungary; from
Bosnia-Herzegovina dial 00-36-1-392-3360, for after-hours emergencies call collect Cana-
dian tel. 613/996-8885,
www.canadainternational.gc.ca/hungary-hongrie
Travel Advisories
US Department of State:
Tel. 888-407-4747, from outside US tel. 1-202-501-4444,
Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs:
Canadian tel. 800-387-3124, from outside
Canada tel. 1-613-996-8885,
www.travel.gc.ca
US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
: Tel. 800-CDC-INFO (800-232-4636),
Directory Assistance
Dial 988 in Croatia or Slovenia.
It's useful to get online periodically as you travel—to confirm trip plans, check train or bus
schedules, get weather forecasts, catch up on email, blog or post photos from your trip, or
call folks back home (explained earlier, under “Calling over the Internet”).
Your Mobile Device:
The majority of accommodations in Slovenia and Croatia offer
Wi-Fi, as do many cafés, and free, public hotspots are common—all of which make it very
easy to get online with your laptop, tablet, or smartphone. Access is often free, but some-
