Bosnia and Herzegovina is officially reopening its borders on June 1, the office of the Chairman of Bosnia's Council of Ministers said on Monday.

Businesspersons will be able to enter the country before that but must follow all the measures as instructed by health authorities.

In order for them to cross the border, they will have to present their negative coronavirus test from an authorised laboratory which can not be older than 48 hours, as well as a company letter confirming their trip.

The country had closed its border as one of the many measures authorities introduced to prevent the coronavirus from spreading.