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You say...

"I love Budapest... this was my 5th visit. I brought two friends with me this time and they loved the city too. We are fans of musical theatre and we love the Budapest production of Az Operahaz Fantomja The Hungarian people are so friendly and helpful and speak excellent English. Your website is very good and contains clear, helpful information for tourists."

Jeanette, London (United Kingdom)


"Budapest is a wondeful city, with stunning architecture, great cafes and with very gentle people. It's also a very easy destination for tourism, in the city centre almost everyone I met spoke a very good english sometimes better than mine."

Jordi, St Vicenç de Castellet (Spain)


"Wonderfull city Beautiful country I only wish you could also add in each hotels information their connection with the public transport, how close they are and to which bus/tram/metro stop. Thank you "

Anna, Bratislava (Slovakia)


"I had a great time in Budapest. Living in Czech capital, I experienced an uncanny feeling of similarity of Budapest with Prague. I like budapesthotels.com because they confirmed my reservation sooner than it was guaranteed. I booked a room up a few hours before I left to Budapest so I was a but worried that my reservation would not be processed on time. But it was. "

Tereza, Prague (Czech Republic)


"Budapest is a beatiful city with friendly people. We were amazed by the Buda castle, Parliament spa Gellert as well as the ZOO. However public transport looks poor and because of almost non-existent road signs it´s extremely easy to get lost when you go by car."

Michal, Prague (Czech Republic)


"Budapest is a very nice city, the transportation means are is very easy for use (metro, tram) a lot of good restaurants, good service and everywhere english speeking people. "

Margot, Creteil (France)


Visas to Hungary

Everyone entering Hungary must have a valid passport and in some cases also a visa. Citizens of the USA, Japan, most European countries do not require visas to visit Hungary for stays of up to 90 days. If you hold a passport from one of these countries , check current visa requirements at a consulate or any HTB or Malev office. Nationals of South Africa need visa to travel to Hungary.

Single-entry visas valid for 30 days are issued at Hungarian consulates upon receipt of US$32/26 and three photos. A double-entry tourist visa costs US$60/48 and you must have five photos. (If you know you`ll be visiting Hungary twice, get a double-entry visa to avoid having to apply again somewhere else.) Some consulates charge US$15/10 extra for express service (10 minutes as opposed to overnight.)

Be sure to get a tourist rather than a transit visa, the latter - available for single (US$30/25) and double (US$50/42) entries - is only good for a stay of 48 hours and cannot be extended. On a transit visa you must enter and leave through different border crossings and have a visa (if required) for the next country you visit. A tourist visa can be extended at the central police station (rendorkapitanysag)of any city or town, provided you do so 48 hours before it expires.

Visas are never issued on trains.

Your hotel, hostel, camping ground or private room from an agency anywhere in the country will register your address with the police. In other situations (if you`re staying with friends or relatives, for example), you have to take care of it yourself within 72 hours. Don`t worry if you haven`t got round to it, it`s a holdover from the old regime and enforcement has been fairly lax. Address registration forms for foreigners(lakcimbejelento lap kulfoldiek reszere)are available at most post offices.

Nationals of the countries listed below do not need a visa to travel to Hungaryas visitors (holidays or short business trip) if they hold valid national passports.

AndorraGreeceNew Zealand
ArgentinaIcelandNorway
Austria
Australia
IrelandPanama
BelgiumIsraelPoland
BrazilItalyPortugal
BulgariaJapanRomania
CanadaRepublic of KoreaSan Marino
ChileLatviaSingapore
Costa RicaLiechtensteinSlovakia
CroatiaLithuaniaSlovenia
CyprusLuxembourgSpain
Czech RepublicMalaysiaSweden
DenmarkMaltaSwitzerland
EcuadorMexicoUnited Kingdom
EstoniaMonacoUruguay
FinlandNetherlandsUSA
FranceNicaraguaVenezuela (only tourists)
Germany

Citizens of the Ukraine and Serbia/Montenegro require visas since 1 Nov 2003

More visa information

 

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1 US$ = 195 HUF, 1 £ = 294 HUF, 1 € = 267 HUF