Welcome to An Englishman in the Balkans, the podcast where I, David, share my experiences of life in Bosnia and Herzegovina as a British expat.

Join me as I explore the culture, history, food, and everyday life in this fascinating country. From hidden travel gems and local traditions to expat life insights, each episode offers a first-hand perspective on what it’s like to live, travel, and immerse yourself in the Balkans.

Whether you’re curious about Bosnia, planning a visit, or considering moving abroad, this podcast is your guide to discovering the authentic side of the region—through engaging stories, interviews, and personal reflections.

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Recorded in September of last year, I discuss the functionality of the healthcare system, the differences between public and private services, and my personal experiences.

I share anecdotes dating back to 10-15 years ago, highlighting the poor infrastructure in places like Belgrade and Banja Luka at the time.

However, I tell you about the significant improvements over the years, the now modern facilities and efficient services.

I also emphasise that today's healthcare in Bosnia is competent and trustworthy.

My insights are valuable for anyone considering moving to Bosnia or curious about its healthcare system.

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