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Daily News Daily News · 02/02/2021
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ETIAS for Hungary Visa Online

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After the pandemic is over, the whole world will be open to us again, and our bucket-list destinations will look forward to welcoming thousands of enthusiastic visitors, including Hungary as well. 

In order to get ready for your next travel on time, it is worth preparing for and learning about the latest visa rules right now. With this in mind, read on to find out about the EU’s upcoming Hungary ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorisation System) waiver.

This is a new online travel authorisation system for previously visa-exempt nationalities that will come into force within the next two years. Let’s see exactly what the ETIAS for Hungary visa is and how to apply.

Previously, tourists arriving from the US, Australia, Canada and Japan did not require authorisation to visit Hungary and other European destinations; however, from late 2022 or early 2023, a new travel authorisation system will come into force; as a result of which, visitors coming from these countries must apply for a visa waiver before coming to Hungary.

Fortunately, though, the new online system enables tourists to arrange their application with a few clicks, and get things done in a moment. Based on personal preferences, they can decide on the processing speed to receive their ETIAS waiver and the method of payment.

The application will be obligatory if your ideal destination is located in the Schengen zone, including Hungary as well, with the purpose of leisure or business tourism, medical treatment or transit purposes.

How does it work?

In a flash, you can apply at the website of an eVisa service. You only require a passport that’s valid for six months from your planned entry date to the land of Bucharest, Debrecen and Szeged. Then, once the confirmation is received that your pass has been approved, there is nothing else to do, as it stays valid for up to 3 years from the date of issue or until your passport expires.

As a result, you can enter any Schengen zone country multiple times for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. There’s not even any need to print your ETIAS once it’s approved, as it’s electronically linked to your passport, which will be scanned at customs as usual.

Please note that if you plan to immigrate to the country or travel with education or work purposes, then a different type of authorisation will be required. In this case, please get in touch with your nearest consulate or embassy for further information

The good news for travellers to Hungary is that the ETIAS application process is quick and easy!

  1. Enter your personal details and passport information into the convenient online form. This will include, for example, your full name, passport number and passport issue and expiry date.
  2. Answer the EU’s health and security-related questions for their databases.
  3. Pay for your application. The ETIAS costs 7 EUR per person, although it’s free for adults over 70 and children under 18.
  4. Submit your application. In most cases, approval is instantaneous! You’ll receive your validated travel pass by email in your inbox; as we state above, there’s no need to print it.

Based on where you want to go, this travel document enables you to explore the unforgettable treasures of Hungary, and enjoy the real spice of Europe! Of course, until the ETIAS comes into force in 2022/3, you can continue to visit the Schengen Zone visa-free if you’re from an eligible nationality. That said, it’s useful to be aware of these upcoming changes, so that you can plan your future trips with ease!

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