Visa requirements overview

Hungary
Establishment of diplomatic relations: 18 január 1992

DM/CO TO CROATIA OR OTHER/NEIGHBOURING COUNTRY

DM/CO OF THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

Zagreb
Pantovčak 255-257
10 000 Zagreb
CROATIA
Tel. +385 1 48 90 900, Cons. 48 90 906
Fax +385 1 45 79 301, Cons. 45 79 302

Zagreb
Pantovčak 146
10 000 Zagreb
CROATIA
Tel. +385 1 48 22 055
Fax +385 1 48 22 055

Rijeka
Riva Boduli 1, (P.O. Box 200)
51 000 Rijeka
CROATIA
Tel. +385 51 213 494
Fax +385 51 331 614

Split
Ivana Gundulića 26/A II
21 000 Split
CROATIA
Tel. +385 21 480 019
Fax +385 21 380 203

Zagreb
Pantovčak 255-257
10000 Zagreb

Tel. +385 14890 910, 4890 909
Fax +385 14579 306

Budapest
Munkácsy Mihály u. 15.
1063 Budapest
HUNGARY
Tel. +36 1 354 1315
Fax +36 1 354 1319

Budapest
Munkácsy Mihály u. 15.
1063 Budapest
HUNGARY
Tel. 0036 1 269 5657
Fax 0036 1 354 1320

Nagykanizsa
Rozgonyi u. 1.
8800 Nagykanizsa
HUNGARY
Tel. 0036 93 310 532
Fax 0036 93 310 532

Pécs
Ifjúság útja 11.
7624 Pécs
HUNGARY
Tel. 0036 72 210 840, 498, 509, 556
Fax 0036 72 210 575

Visa requirements overview:

Citizens of Hungarya

Citizens of Croatia

Ordinary Passport	NO
Diplomatic/official passport	NO
Special Types of Passports	NO

Ordinary Passport	NO
Diplomatic/official passport	NO

*Citizens of Hungary can cross the border between these two states with either a valid passport or an identity card, and stay up to 90 days

*Citizens of Croatia can cross the border between these two states with either a valid passport or an identity card issued not later than 31 December 2002 and stay up to 90 days
* Entry of Croatian nationals into the Schengen area must be recorded pursuant to the provisions of the Schengen Borders Code, i.e. when a national crosses the Schengen border the border police carrying out border check must stamp the passport with entry stamp.
IMPORTANT: Any failure to record entry into the Schengen area may entail a fine and a prohibition of entry into the Schengen area.