Travel restrictions to Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia lifted today!
Travel restrictions between Hungary, Austria, the Czech Republic and Slovakia will be lifted at 8 am on Friday, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said in a video posted to Facebook on Thursday.
The four countries’ foreign ministers agreed “in multiple phone calls over the technical details” of opening the borders, Szijjártó said.
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Citizens will be allowed to cross the borders between Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia without presenting a negative coronavirus test and without having to undergo an obligatory quarantine, Szijjártó said.
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Do we know whether Foreigners with Residence permit in Hungary can cross these borders.. or is it only applicable for citizens of Hungary?
Dürfen Schweizer mit Lakcímkártiá die ungarische Grenze ohne weiteres begehen??
Does this also mean that from now on EU-citizens who live in Hungary (with permanent residence-registration and lakcím-card) can visit Austria etc. without having to undergo a 14-day quarantine after returning to Hungary?
Unfortunately, lots of sources don’t provide true information regarding the option for third-country nationals with permanent residency status to travel from and to Hungary. The only one source is Magyar Közlöny. But one should search for the exact documents (that are changing extremely fast) in great variety of adopted decisions and documents.
I have no idea why they haven’t done the same like authorities in neighboring countries did.