Embassy of Hungary Washington

Embassy of Hungary Washington, D.C.

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

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News & Highlights

Hungarian mathematician László Lovász has been awarded the 2021 Abel Prize

Hungary’s László Lovász has been awarded the 2021 Abel Prize, an honour given out by the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters and regarded as one of the highest honors in mathematics.

Meet Ambassador Szabolcs Takács!

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.

Hungary remains an attractive investment destination for US companies

By the invitation of the US Chamber of Commerce, on March 11 Ambassador Szabolcs Takács gave a presentation on the development of Hungarian-American relations to the member companies of the Chamber.

Virtual commemoration of March 15th

Join us and remember together the heroes of the 1848 Hungarian Revolution and War of Independence!

INVITATION to the Virtual Celebration of National Day of Hungary - March 12, 2021

H.E. Szabolcs Takács, Ambassador of Hungary to the United States, cordially invites You to the virtual commemoration of the 173rd anniversary of the 1848-1849 Hungarian Revolution and War of Independence.

Pope Francis blessed the Hungary Helps Program in Mosul

Tristan Azbej, the State Secretary of the Prime Minister’s Office for the Aid of Persecuted Christians and the Hungary Helps Program, was the first of the invited guests to meet Pope Francis during his historical visit to Mosul.

Hungary opposes the March 3 statement of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC)

Hungary opposes the March 3 statement of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) on the initiation of an investigation respecting the Situation in Palestine. The Hungarian Government has always disputed the decision of the Court that the territorial scope of its jurisdiction extends to Gaza, the West Bank and East Jerusalem.

Hungarian Insider exclusive interview with Szabolcs Takács, Hungarian Ambassador to the U.S.

Mr. Takács sat down with Hungarian Insider this week to talk about the key priorities of the Hungarian government for 2021 and beyond and, in particular, the relationship with the United States and strategic areas of cooperation like space, energy, and climate.