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Can I use my iphone charger in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

The honest answer: it depends where you bought it. Bosnia and Herzegovina runs on 230V at 50Hz with Type C/F outlets — your device's voltage rating decides whether it survives.

Voltage
230V
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Frequency
50Hz
Grid standard
Plug types
Type C · Type F
2 compatible
§ 01 · The verdict

It depends where your device is from.

A device's voltage rating is set when it's manufactured. The country it was built for is the question that decides everything else.

If you're from

A 110–127V country

USA · Canada · Mexico · Japan · Taiwan

Safe

Your iphone charger is dual voltage (100–240V) — works in Bosnia and Herzegovina with just a plug adapter.

If you're from

A 220–240V country

UK · Europe · Australia · India · most of Asia & Africa

Safe

Your iphone charger is dual voltage (100–240V) — works in Bosnia and Herzegovina with just a plug adapter.

§ 02 · The science

What actually happens at the outlet.

The mismatch isn't subtle. Voltage is the pressure pushing electrons through the device — too much, and components fail. Too little, and they don't do their job.

Your iphone charger has a built-in voltage regulator that automatically handles Bosnia and Herzegovina's 230V. It runs the same as at home. The only thing to solve is the plug shape.

How to check your device

Look at the tiny text on your Apple power brick. It will say 'Input: 100-240V~50/60Hz'. Every Apple charger made in the last 15+ years has this rating.

§ 05 · Field notes

Things worth knowing in advance.

The small details that save trips — drawn from real iphone charger owners traveling to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

§01

Your iPhone charger works in Bosnia and Herzegovina with just a Type C plug adapter — no converter needed.

§02

Many modern hotels have USB ports built into the bedside table. You may only need your cable.

§ 06 · The destination

Bosnia and Herzegovina's power system.

Beyond your device — the broader picture of what plugs into the wall in this country.

Voltage
230V
Frequency
50Hz
Plug types
Type CType F
Type C · F
Country
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
Full Bosnia and Herzegovina electrical guide →
§ 07 · Questions

The five we get most.

Quick answers, with the JSON-LD FAQ schema feeding the same content to Google.

Can I use my iphone charger in Bosnia and Herzegovina?+
It depends where you bought it. Your iphone charger is dual voltage (100–240V) — works in Bosnia and Herzegovina with just a plug adapter. Your iphone charger is dual voltage (100–240V) — works in Bosnia and Herzegovina with just a plug adapter.
Do I need a voltage converter for my iphone charger in Bosnia and Herzegovina?+
No. Your iphone charger is dual voltage (100–240V) and handles Bosnia and Herzegovina's 230V automatically.
What plug adapter do I need for my iphone charger in Bosnia and Herzegovina?+
Bosnia and Herzegovina uses Type C and Type F outlets. You need an adapter that fits Type C. A universal adapter is the most convenient option for travelers.
§ 08 · Keep going

Same device, other countries.

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