Bosnia virtual phone number
A Bosnian virtual number: a +387 mobile for Viber, OLX.ba classifieds and services that ask for a phone in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The number is issued online, and the code is waiting in your dashboard a few minutes later.
Bosnian virtual number: what to know
Bosnia and Herzegovina is outside the EU, so a +387 line does not stand in for an EU phone. For an account opened in the diaspora, take a separate Austrian number.
Pick a +387 number for your service
Services for a Bosnian number: one-time prices
The price of a single code depends on the service. The table lists every service with Bosnian numbers in stock right now; a permanent +387 line receives codes from all of them.
One-time prices for Bosnia and Herzegovina by service: you pay per received code, updated daily. A permanent number of this country works for any service.
How to get a Bosnian number: step by step
- Check the live stock for Bosnia and Herzegovina in the passport block.
- Pick a format, pay, and the +387 number appears in your dashboard.
- Give the service that number on the sign-up screen.
- Grab the code from the dashboard, confirm it, and the account is ready.
Buy a Bosnian virtual number: the essentials
A Bosnia and Herzegovina virtual number is a +387 mobile for a country where Viber is the local default and OLX.ba classifieds verify every seller by SMS. A virtual Bosnian phone number is issued to your dashboard and used from any country. That suits the large diaspora in Germany and Austria, who keep a line at home, as much as sellers who want a local contact for Bosnian customers.
Two formats are listed for the country. A temporary Bosnian number takes one code for one sign-up. A permanent Bosnian line is a mobile number on a physical SIM, renewed monthly. It fits a Viber account that the family at home writes to or an OLX.ba profile with active listings. Live availability and the price of each format are shown in the passport at the top.
Bosnian numbers in practice
Bosnians who work in Germany or Austria keep a +387 line so that Viber stays on the number everyone at home has saved. This is what BasolinoVoIP sells: the number and the code, nothing else. It is a long relationship, so they take the permanent format and renew it.
Sellers from neighbouring countries buy a Bosnian number online to post on OLX.ba, where a local mobile is expected on the listing. The seller profile is re-checked from time to time, so it belongs on a line that stays. Nearby in the catalog: Croatian numbers.
Who takes a Bosnian number
A permanent +387 line for the account that relatives in Bosnia already have saved.
A Bosnian mobile for a seller profile that is verified by SMS.
A +387 number on the profile of a shop aimed at Sarajevo or Banja Luka.
Receive SMS online with a +387 number
Receive SMS online with a +387 number: codes from Viber, OLX.ba, WhatsApp and Google are delivered to your dashboard, with no handset in Bosnia and Herzegovina needed. A Bosnian phone number for SMS keeps a worker abroad attached to services at home, and the permanent line receives messages throughout the period it is renewed for. How receiving SMS works for every country is on the receive SMS page.
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Questions about Bosnian numbers
Can I run a second account on a Bosnian number?
Yes. Register the second account on the +387 line, apart from your personal SIM; each account gets its own number from the dashboard.
Will a business profile accept a +387 number?
Yes. A business profile verifies the same way as a personal one; take the permanent format so re-verifications keep passing for years.
Can I move an existing account to a Bosnian number?
Yes. Change the phone in the account settings of the service to the new +387 number, confirm the code from the dashboard, and the account keeps working.
Can contacts tell that my Bosnian number is virtual?
No. It looks like any other +387 mobile number in their contact list, and apps do not label numbers by origin.
Does the +387 dial code matter for the services I use?
For messengers and social apps, no. For payment services and exchanges, yes: they expect the phone of the account region. The service pages say which case is which.
Does a +387 number receive codes from any service?
Yes. The line receives SMS from any sender: messengers, marketplaces, payment services. Keep one line per account; the code lands in your dashboard within minutes.
Where do I see the code sent to my Bosnian number?
In your dashboard, from any browser. Codes do not go to a phone; they land next to the number they belong to.
How much does a Bosnian virtual number cost?
The live answer is in the passport above: right now it is from $25/mo. Prices follow the catalog, so the page never shows a stale figure.
Why is Viber the main reason to take a Bosnian number?
Because Viber is the local default in Bosnia and Herzegovina: families, shops and services use it daily. A +387 number on the account looks familiar to every contact there.
Can I keep a +387 number while living in Germany or Austria?
Yes. The permanent format is renewed monthly, and codes from Bosnian services reach your dashboard wherever you live.
Does OLX.ba accept a Bosnia and Herzegovina virtual number?
OLX.ba verifies by SMS, and the code arrives in your dashboard. A seller account is best kept on a permanent Bosnian line, since the phone stays on the profile.
Is a Bosnian number an EU number?
No. Bosnia and Herzegovina is not in the EU, so services that check for an EU region will want a number from an EU country instead.
A +387 number in a couple of minutes