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Embassy of Hungary Tallinn

Address: Tallinn 10145,
Maakri 19/1, Floor 28., Estonia

Phone (working hours M-Th: 9.00-18.00, F: 9.00-15.00):
(+ 372) 650 4300

Central Consular Service emergency line Budapest (after working hours): +36-80-36-80-36

Head of mission:
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Pál András

Email: mission.tal@mfa.gov.hu

Dear visitor,

Welcome to the official website of the Embassy of Hungary in Tallinn.

On our website we would like to share with you materials that we consider useful or important, and thus may be of assistance to Hungarian citizens visiting or living in Estonia, as well as to those interested in Hungary.

I would also like to draw your attention to the official Facebook-page, of our Embassy and the website of the Liszt Institute - Hungarian Cultural Center Tallinn, where you can find up-to-date information on the activities and programmes of the Embassy and the Institute.

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Best regards,

Pál András
Ambassador

News & Highlights

Planet Budapest 2023 - Sustainability Expo and Experience Programmes (27.9 - 1.10.2023)

Planet Budapest 2023 is a prominent international event, which presents the latest solutions with an innovative approach, showcasing the latest solutions in an easily understandable manner. The event consists of professional, business, public and educational programmes. The event addresses several generations at once, bridging the gap between them and offering practical, tangible solutions for audiences of all ages, whether they are just learning about sustainability or if they already have a solid understanding.

Katalin Novák's speech on St. Stephen's Day in Esztergom (20.8.2023)

In her ceremonial speech in the Elizabeth Park below the Castle of Esztergom, the President of the Republic of Hungary stressed that by founding Christian Hungary, by making our country part of the Western world through a conscious decision, Saint Stephen not only marked out the path we must follow, but also gave it an undeniable place in our lives. According to Katalin Novák, King Stephen is thus with us in everyday life and on holidays, in schools, in our public spaces, in our churches, in hospitals, in poems, novels, films and rock operas, both here and abroad.

Presenting credentials - 2.11.2022

Ambassador Pál András presented today his credentials to the President of the Republic of Estonia, Alar Karis

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Visit of the President of the Republic Katalin Novák to Ukraine (22-23.08.2023)

The Crimea Platform was held for the third time at the initiative of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The international meeting was attended in person and online by representatives of more than 60 countries, including the Presidents of Ukraine, Portugal and Lithuania, as well as the President of the Republic of Hungary, Katalin Novák.

New Consular Service website and Junior subpage available

As of today, the new Consular Service website and the new Junior subpage are available. The improvements will help customers to access travel and consular information through a modern, transparent and user-friendly website. Our Junior subpage supports the younger generation in their travels and helps them prepare for responsible travel abroad.

V4 + Korea Jointly Assist Fight Against the Pandemic in Georgia and Ukraine

PM Orbán in an interview with German daily Stern: Our view is that Europe is made up of sovereign nations

“In Hungary, we say that you can only be a good European if you are a good Hungarian,” Prime Minister Orbán said in an interview published yesterday in the German daily Stern. The prime minister elaborated on why Hungarians oppose the EU’s centralization endeavors, what Hungary expects from the EU, the rule of law in Hungary, Islam and migration.

FM: Hungary has introduced the strongest package of incentives in its economic history

Ever since assuming power in 2010, the economic target of the Fidesz-Christian Democrats-led government has been to ensure that Hungary exceeds the average European economic growth level by at least 2 percentage points.

PM Orbán highlights action plan to relaunch the economy

The prime minister said a new online national consultation survey will be launched in February on “issues regarding reopening” the country.

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