Embassy of Hungary Washington

Embassy of Hungary Washington, D.C.

Hours of Operation

Monday - Thursday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Friday: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

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Consular Information

Passports, visas, certification of official documents, appointments and other consular information.

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Business, Trade and Investment
Import, export and investment information.

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Visit Hungary

Plan your next trip to Hungary. Explore Budapest, Lake Balaton, Transdanubia and the vineyards of Tokaj.

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Hungarian Insider
Check out our new website featuring stories on the "Hungarian model", one of the healthiest and most dynamic business environments in Europe.

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News & Highlights

Attention to all foreigners planning on traveling to Hungary

As of September 1, only Hungarian citizens, their direct relatives traveling together, and foreign citizens legally residing in Hungary can enter Hungary. In addition, the regulation allows the entry of a small number of foreign nationals in certain cases.

Important information on the relocation of our Consular services

Due to construction work, the Consular Office has been temporarily relocated. Upon arrival, please use the entrance at 2950 Spring of Freedom Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20008 (reception entrance).

Hungary remains committed to the success of the Three Seas Initiative

Hungary has recently decided to join the Three Seas Initiative (3SI) Investment Fund, and offered to host the 3SI permanent Secretariat in Budapest. Hungary, together with the U.S. Administration and Congress strongly supports the 12 member strong regional initiative that aims to increase connectivity, security and further economic growth in the region. As the Initiative enters into its operative phase with the first project grants to be awarded, Hungary looks forward with working all stakeholders, including the United States, to make the project a transatlantic success story.

COVID-19

Please find below the all-state list of telephone numbers of the coronavirus health service providers.

Coronavirus: How Can Hungarians Stranded Abroad Return Home?

On Monday, March 16, 2020, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced that Hungary will close its borders to all passenger transport, and leaders of EU member states have also approved a plan to close the external borders of the union for at least 30 days for non-EU members. Although the restrictions allow Hungarian citizens into the country and Liszt Ferenc International Airport remains open as well, there are fewer and fewer ways every day to get back to the country.

Apply for the Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship!

It is our pleasure to announce the good news that the Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship online application system for the 2021/2022 academic year is now open.

BPDC is up and running virtually

More Hungarian companies are expanding internationally. On November 13, 2020, as part of the Business Promotion & Development Campus (BPDC) program, the Embassy of Hungary in Washington DC organized a personalized virtual mentoring day to promote the U.S. market expansion of Hungarian tech firms.

Official notice on the hours of operation during a holiday (Thursday, November 26, 2020)

We would like to inform our Consular Clients that on Thanksgiving Day, November 26, the Consular Office of the Embassy of Hungary will be closed. Thank you for your understanding, and we wish you all a happy Thanksgiving!

The Embassy of Hungary celebrates Day of Hungarian Sign Language

Last week, we celebrated 'Hungarian Sign Language Day' to recognize the language, which keeps us connected to our deaf communities. Our embassy is honored to work with Hungarian companies in the United States, such as SignAll, who are currently testing some of their innovations in the Embassy of Hungary's Business Promotion & Development Campus.

Invitation: Budapest Energy Summit on December 1, 2020.

This year the Budapest Energy Summit (BEST 2020) goes virtual on December 1, 2020. The leading regional energy conference creates a unique one-stop-shop for all interested in the policy and economic developments of the energy industry in Central and Eastern Europe, together with their Transatlantic dimension.

INVITATION TO WEBINAR: Nexus of Humanitarian Aid and Persecution

The Government of Hungary and International Christian Concern present the „Nexus of Humanitarian Aid and Persecution” webinar on November 16, 9.00-10.30am EST.