evidence: July 24, 2020 – Crossing the Neum border between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina in the corona era has a slightly different procedure. [...] One of the most-asked questions every summer is from tourists wanting to travel between Split and Dubrovnik, and what happens at the Neum Corridor, the 23-km coastal strip, sometimes called the Bosnian Riviera, which divides Dubrovnik and southern Dalmatia from the rest of Croatia? With Croatia now in the EU and on the brink of joining the Schengen zone, it means that a journey between Dalmatia’s most popular tourism cities entails leaving the EU for about 20 minutes, before reentering Croatia at the Neum border. [...] The Neum border is currently ONLY available for transit passengers. As such, you can travel on an ID, but your stay in BiH is timed. You have an hour to cross the 23 km. Your journey is timed, and if you take more than an hour, you will have problems as you try and reenter Croatia.