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There's a number your employer knows and hopes you don't: what your role is really worth. AlmiSalary gives you the honest Compounding Pharmacist pay range in Bosnia and Herzegovina for 2026 — base pay, and the allowances most calculators leave out. Free, no signup.

Annual salary range

Low
KM 86,400
≈ $48,000 USD
Mid
KM 111,600
≈ $62,000 USD
High
KM 144,000
≈ $80,000 USD
By experience level
LevelLowMidHigh
Entry LevelKM 67,392KM 87,048KM 112,320
Mid LevelKM 86,400KM 111,600KM 144,000
SeniorKM 116,640KM 150,660KM 194,400

Source: AlmiSalary modeled from Registered Nurse data, based on Norway peer figures, 2026Last reviewed: 2026

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Compounding Pharmacist salary in Bosnia and Herzegovina — FAQ

What is the average registered nurse salary in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
A registered nurse in Bosnia and Herzegovina earns around KM 111,600 per year on average — roughly KM 9,300 per month — though this rises with experience, specialism, and location.
What is the salary range for a registered nurse in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Typically from KM 86,400 at entry level to KM 144,000 for senior, specialist, or advanced-practice nurses.
Is a registered nurse's salary good in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
It generally sits near the national average wage. How comfortable it feels depends on local cost of living — see the breakdown above. Specialising and progressing through pay bands raises it well above the starting figure.
How much does a registered nurse earn per month in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
About KM 9,300 per month on average before tax, at the mid-career level.
Which countries pay nurses the most?
Nursing is in worldwide demand. Countries like the United States, Switzerland, Australia, and several Gulf states are among the highest-paying — often with relocation or housing support. Compare the figures in the country-comparison section above.
How can a registered nurse increase their salary?
Progress through pay bands, specialise in a high-demand area (ICU, theatre, A&E), move into advanced or nurse-practitioner roles, or relocate to a higher-paying country. Each is a real, proven lever.
Where does this salary data come from?
Official government data for Bosnia and Herzegovina, reviewed and refreshed 2–3 times a year. Where we don't have exact data for a role, we say so on the page and show the closest match — we never fabricate a number.
How often is the data updated?
2–3 times a year, from official government sources. We'd rather give you a stable, honest range than a fast-changing guess.
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