Embassy of Hungary Tallinn

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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

Hungarian Council of Europe Day 2023

On May 9, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary along with the European Youth Centre in Budapest (Council of Europe) is hosting a conference on 'Opportunities for political participation of national minority youth'. The event will also mark the Council of Europe Day in Hungary this year.

New Year's address by President Katalin Novák

The time has come not for dejection, but for pulling together, said President Katalin Novák in her New Year's address on Sunday night.

Presenting credentials - 2.11.2022

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

Commitments taken by Hungary in the framework of the general budgetary conditionality procedure

On 17 September 2022, a difficult but constructive negotiation process between the Hungarian Government and the European Commission, which lasted several months, came to an end. The negotiations were a success. The Commission has concluded that the proposed measures submitted by the Hungarian Government as a result of the discussions with the Commission address the concerns that led the Commission to open the conditionality procedure. Hungary has not lost any EU funds so far and the Commission's decision of 18 September shows that there is no risk of this happening. If the Hungarian Government delivers on its commitments, the conditionality procedure will be closed before the end of the year. The Commission's decision paves the way for a swift conclusion of the negotiations on the reconstruction fund and cohesion funds. These are on schedule to be concluded before the end of the year, so that Hungary can enter 2023 without any loss of resources.

Public educational campaign ‘Remember. 23 August’ recalls victims of totalitarianisms

23 August marks the European Day of Remembrance for Victims of Totalitarian Regimes proclaimed by the European Parliament in 2008. On this day in 1939, just before the outbreak of the Second World War, the Third Reich and the Soviet Union signed an agreement known as the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact. It gave rise to a tragedy for millions of people. The European Network Remembrance and Solidarity (ENRS) is once again organising the international public educational campaign Remember. August 23 which brings the significance of those events closer to contemporary Europeans.

Countdown to Veszprém and Bakony-Balaton Region European Capital of Culture

The Hungarian city of Veszprém, together with the Bakony-Balaton region, will soon take over the European Union's most prestigious cultural designation and become the European Capital of Culture (ECoC) for 2023. An exciting year of cultural programmes will kick off on January 21-22.

World Cleanup Day 2022

World Cleanup Day is one of the largest civil society movements of our time, uniting 191 countries around the world to work towards a cleaner planet. On this day, volunteers and partners around the world come together to rid our planet of litter. This year, we celebrate this day on 17 September, with our embassy joining other diplomatic missions in a clean-up of the Linnahall area in Tallinn. Come and join us!

Tribute flight of Hungarian Gripen fighters

On the 20th of August, during the national day of Hungary and Estonia, Hungarian Gripen fighter jets participating in the Baltic Air Policing mission are making a tribute flypast at the Valga Military History Festival, the Paide Air Show in Nurmsi and the Tallinn TV-tower.

Achievements of the Hungarian V4 Presidency

See the brochure of the achievements of the 2021/2022 Hungarian Presidency.

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.

Inauguration speech of the President of Hungary, H.E. Katalin Novák

Katalin Novák was inaugurated as the first female President of Hungary today amid a festive ceremony. The Head of State summarised the meaning of the war in Ukraine for Hungary in ten points and also announced that she would visit Warsaw on 17 May.