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EU nationals can enter and stay in Hungary visa free for as long as they wish. Nationals of the USA, Canada, New Zealand, Australia and some Asian countries do not require a visa to enter and stay in Hungary for up to 90 days, as long as they do not undertake paid employment while there. Details of visa requirements for other nationals are available on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website. A passport with validity of at least 6 months from the date of return from Hungary is required for non-EU nationals, while most EU nationals can enter the country using their ID cards only.


Residence Notification

Any foreigner who stays in Hungary for more than 30 days, and does not lodge in a public lodging facility such as a hotel, is required to provide notification of their place of residence to the local government office or the regional alien policing authority. Those with residence permits are required to notify the authorities of their place of residence within three days of moving in, and to keep them informed of any subsequent change in residence.

Work Permits and Employment Visas

Now that Hungary is a member of the EU, citizens of other EU countries are allowed to work in the country without a permit. All other nationals must obtain an employment visa from the Hungarian Embassy or consulate in their home country in order to enter Hungary.





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