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New governmental website
An English-language governmental website is available which provides up-to-date information and official announcements on the coronavirus situation in Hungary. (www.abouthungary.hu)
Read MoreAir traffic restrictions
Several airlines have temporarily suspended air traffic to Iran. We therefore ask that those who have a valid reservation for one of the destinations in Iran check that they still have the opportunity to travel.
Read MoreChanges in phytosanitary and plant import standards
We would like to inform the Honorable Traveler that the new phytosanitary regulations, which will come into effect in the member states of the European Union from December 14, 2019, will also restrict the small quantities of the plants and plant products for own use. The regulation requires mandatory screening of luggage, similar to controls on products of animal origin introduced several years ago.
Read MoreCustom regulations of Schengen Zone
Attention!
Please read carefully the common custom regulation, before you travel to Schengen Zone!
Read MoreVFS Global's address
VFS Global, the visa outsourcing partner of the Embassy of Hungary is operating in Heravi Shopping Centre.
Read MoreMojallali wins world canoe bronze
Sports Desk Iran’s Adel Mojallali grabbed a prestigious bronze medal at the Canoe Sprint World Championships in the Czech Republic. On Saturday, 24-year-old canoeist from northern Iranian city of Bandar Torkaman took part in the men’s C-1 200m final A of the competitions and clinched the bronze after he managed to finish the final event in 38.605 seconds. Artsem Kozyr (38.161 sec.) from Belarus and the Georgian Zaza Nadiradze (38.439 sec.) won the gold and the silver, respectively. Having represented Iran in the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics, Mojallali had won the C-1 200m bronze medal in the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea. The 2017 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships started in Račice, the Czech Republic on August 23 and will finish later today. Canoe sprint competitions are contested in either a Canadian canoe (C), an open canoe with a single-blade paddle, or in a kayak (K), a closed canoe with a double-bladed paddle. Each canoe or kayak can hold either one, two or four people.
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