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Last shop in Sarajevo and as I know in whole country (Bosnia and Herzegovina) which had b/w films/papers/chemistry (EFKE) is closed and premises will be used as shop for cosmetic products.
One can buy colour negative films, Kodak Gold, Fuji Superia in one hour photo labs, but that is all.
You can buy slide/pro negative/b/w from professionals who buy for themselves and not use all they bought, but you have to know those people privately.
So, if anyone ever wants to come here, bring your film with you. Except Fuji Superia, they are easy (relatively, in Sarajevo no problems, other, smaller towns, at your own risk) to find and are fresh.
One hour labs use fresh chemistry, mainly Frontier machines, so no worry for processing colour negatives or make prints from films (negative colour and b/w, slides) but only 35mm (120 colour negative can be processed but not printed). Bigger, sorry, can't be done (maybe to scan them on flatbed scanners in labs and print, but I wouldn't do that).
If you want to process b/w and have silver gelatine b/w print, process slide or process bigger than 120 negative, and print from negatives other than 35mm, muct find someone who does that for him/herself and ask to do that for you, or find somewhere else to do that (Croatia for example) or wait and do it when return to your places.
Bigger than A4 format prints are possibile only in labs which have photo plotters, not everywhere. A4 format is possibile virtually everywhere.
No alternative processes, hand made b/w/hand made RA4/Ilfochrome, push/pull developing, or other "exotic" requests are possibile
Slide developing, b/w developing only in one lab, but I wouldn't try that. Small demand means old chemistry, so...
Only one man repairs cameras/lenses. He is great, but you have to know him or someone who knows him. No repair services in country.
Maybe you can find some of slide or b/w products and/or lab services for them in some towns, but it is on your own risk!
You have been warned
One can buy colour negative films, Kodak Gold, Fuji Superia in one hour photo labs, but that is all.
You can buy slide/pro negative/b/w from professionals who buy for themselves and not use all they bought, but you have to know those people privately.
So, if anyone ever wants to come here, bring your film with you. Except Fuji Superia, they are easy (relatively, in Sarajevo no problems, other, smaller towns, at your own risk) to find and are fresh.
One hour labs use fresh chemistry, mainly Frontier machines, so no worry for processing colour negatives or make prints from films (negative colour and b/w, slides) but only 35mm (120 colour negative can be processed but not printed). Bigger, sorry, can't be done (maybe to scan them on flatbed scanners in labs and print, but I wouldn't do that).
If you want to process b/w and have silver gelatine b/w print, process slide or process bigger than 120 negative, and print from negatives other than 35mm, muct find someone who does that for him/herself and ask to do that for you, or find somewhere else to do that (Croatia for example) or wait and do it when return to your places.
Bigger than A4 format prints are possibile only in labs which have photo plotters, not everywhere. A4 format is possibile virtually everywhere.
No alternative processes, hand made b/w/hand made RA4/Ilfochrome, push/pull developing, or other "exotic" requests are possibile
Slide developing, b/w developing only in one lab, but I wouldn't try that. Small demand means old chemistry, so...
Only one man repairs cameras/lenses. He is great, but you have to know him or someone who knows him. No repair services in country.
Maybe you can find some of slide or b/w products and/or lab services for them in some towns, but it is on your own risk!
You have been warned
. I don't know other Balkan countries, don't have information. But, if nothing it would be good to see what situation is on Balkan regarding analogue photography. Who knows how many people are active and they don't know how to get in touch with others, and we don't know how to get in touch with them. In my country less than 3% of population use internet, so what is normal way of contact for "Europe" is not working in "other Europe" 
