To enter Hungary, the requirements determined by the Schengen Borders Code remain: the presence of a biometric passport or visa, health insurance valid in Europe, financial security.
For those wishing to use air transport, it is necessary to pass a PCR test within 72 hours before the trip. Hungary also recognizes Ukrainian vaccination certificates, so those Ukrainians who have been vaccinated will be exempted from taking PCR tests.
Children under the age of 18 are also exempted from tests if they are traveling with adults who have a vaccination certificate.
For transit through the country, representatives of the Hungarian Border Police may additionally require documents confirming the right to enter the country of destination.
European Commission May 3 this year invited EU member states to ease restrictions for entry for travel for non-essential reasons for foreigners who are vaccinated against coronavirus infection. The procedure for crossing the borders of the EU countries is determined independently. The EU authorities only give recommendations. Ambassadors of the 27 member states of the European Union 11 June agreed to open borders for touristsfully vaccinated against coronavirus infection.
Council of the European Union July 15th officially introduced Ukraine to list of countries safe for travel.
After that, the borders were already opened for Ukrainians Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia, Slovakia, Netherlands, Cyprus, France.
From 26-27 July for Ukrainians Finland opened, Sweden, Spain, Portugal, Luxembourg.
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