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For further information on the projects implemented by the National Directorate-General for Aliens Policing and co-financed by the Home Affairs Funds of the European Union please click here.
Dear Clients!
Please note that all of our offices will be CLOSED on Saturday, 23th of October 2023.
Thank you for your understanding!
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Dear Clients!
Please note that all of our offices will be CLOSED for the public holiday on the 1st of May 2020.
Thank you for your understanding!
Dear Clients,
Please be informed that all our client service offices will be closed on 24th of April 2020 on the occasion of Police Day.
Thank you for your understanding!
Notification about the validity period of residence documents
9th of April 2020.
We hereby inform our Clients, that due to the epidemiological situation the validity period of the issued residence documents, permanent residence and immigration permits – except for the short-term visa and entry visa for receiving a residence permit – is automatically extended until the 45th day after the end of the emergency phase.
This concerns the following documents which were valid till 2400 on the 6th of April 2020. or expired on that day:
- Permanent residence card
- Residence card issued to third-country national family member of a Hungarian citizen
- Permanent residence card for EEA nationals
- Residence permit
- Immigration permit
- Permanent residence permit
- Interim permanent residence permit
- EC permanent residence permit
- National permanent residence permit
This does not concern the residence documents which have already been expired
Please note that the the above mentioned residence documents have to be extended 30 days before their expiry date, so the application for the extension has to be submitted within 15 days after the end of the emergency phase.
We kindly request our Clients not to submit applications for the extension of the above mentioned residence documents at present.
Important!
The valid residence documents only enable the owner to the previously acquired rights, and are only automatically extended if all required conditions for the residence document are unchanged.
In case the required conditions for the issued residence document change (e.g. change of employer, change of position within the company, or e.g. a student would like to strart working) then it is necessary to submit an application for a new type of residence permit or to apply for the extension of the valid residence permit.
Please note that in case the conditions for acquiring the residence document stated by the law are no longer met it will still result in the withdrawal of the residence document.
Dear Clients,
Please be advised that from Monday, March 23, 2020, we will only receive clients with new appointments at customer service points.
Due to the current situation caused by the epidemic, from Monday, March 23, 2020, the previously reserved appointments will be cancelled for all customer service points.
Personal administration is possible ONLY in urgent and duly justified cases and only by a new appointment booked.
We will not be able to receive clients without a new appointment booked.
Please be advised that you can manage the following cases online at https://enterhungary.gov.hu/eh/:
- issuing and renewing residence permits (16 types)
- registration certificate for EEA nationals
- residence card and permanent residence card for third-country national family member of EEA national
- interim permanent residence permit (first application only)
- temporary residence permit (”Working Holiday”)
- student mobility
- start and termination of employment
- notification of cancellation of employment
- change of address
- short-term mobility certificate of researchers
- birth of a third-country national child in Hungary
We kindly ask you NOT to use EnterHungary during the state of emergency for the following cases:
- application for national permanent residence permit
- application for EC permanent residence permit
- request for official endorsement of invitation letter
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Information for clients regarding coronavirus epidemic
PLEASE MANAGE YOUR CASE PREFERABLY THROUGH THE INTERNET
CONTACT PERSONALLY ONLY IN DULY JUSTIFIED CASES
We would like to kindly inform our clients that according to the decision of the Hungarian Government the borders of Hungary had been closed at 00.00 on March 17, 2020.
Having regard to the above, foreigners who have left or will leave Hungary will not be able to re-enter for the duration of the measure.
In order to reduce the spread of coronavirus infection the National Directorate-General for Aliens Policing makes the following recommendations to its clients:
Please do not submit the following documents during the state of emergency:
· request for official endorsement of invitation letter
· applications for national permanent residence permit and EC permanent residence permit
· application for issuing travel documents for persons possessing an immigration permit or permanent residence permit, or for stateless, refugee and subsidiary protected persons
Please submit missing documents electronically or by post.
Dear Clients,
Due to the situation caused by the spread of the coronavirus, the usual opening hours will be suspended for an uncertain period of time. Please be informed that all of our client service offices close at latest at 4 pm from Monday to Thursday and at 1:30 pm on Friday.
Thank you for your understanding!
Information for Iranian citizens on coronavirus epidemic
Budapest, 6 March 2020
Due to the situation caused by the spread of the coronavirus, we call the attention of Iranian nationals arriving to Hungary that in case it is proven that your flight have been cancelled due to the coronavirus or you have been prevented from returning to your country - also given that you are legally present on the territory of Hungary and the Schengen States - please contact Customer Service of National Directorate-General for Aliens Policing immediately to resume your stay.
We would like to ask Iranian nationals currently staying in the territory of Budapest and Pest County with valid Schengen visa (valid for 90 days of stay) or short-term visa with limited territorial validity (Hungary) expiring shortly during the current coronavirus epidemic, please visit Central Office of National Directorate-General for Aliens Policing (Budapest, Budafoki út 60.) out of business hours or Customer Service of the Regional Directorate of Budapest and Pest County during office hours in order to extend your visa or resume your legal stay.
Iranian nationals staying outside of the jurisdiction of Budapest and Pest counties should contact Customer Service of the competent regional directorate at their place of residence in Hungary in order to resume their legal stay.
Contact details of the regional directorates of National Directorate-General for Aliens Policing are available at the link below or at www.bevandorlas.hu by selecting ’Kapcsolat’ option and then ’Területi szervek elérhetőségei’.
http://www.bmbah.hu/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&layout=item&id=175&Itemid=462&lang=hu#
In the event of failure to return home due to force majeure (such as cancellation, illness or serious medical condition), the visa extension procedure is free of charge.
Information about the new coronavirus epidemic
26 February 2020
This brochure is based on the data of the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) on 26 February 2020 and the data of the World Health Organization (WHO) on 25 February 2020. An epidemic of pneumonia with unknown origin was reported from Wuhan, China, to the WHO in December 2019. A new coronavirus has been confirmed by Chinese health authorities as cause of the diseases, which can spread from person to person. The WHO declared an international epidemic emergency due to the new coronavirus epidemic on 30 January 2020. According to the information of the ECDC, the case definition for confirmed diseases changed in Hubei Province on 12 February 2020, according to the Hubei Health Committee decision. According to the new case definition all clinically diagnosed patients must be regarded as confirmed COVID-19 without laboratory confirmation. Clinically diagnosed is a suspect case[1] who has an imaging examination for pneumonia. According to the information from the Hubei Provincial Health Committee the conditions have been changed to ensure that individuals who meet the criteria for a clinically diagnosed patient receive timely treatment and improve healing rates. Due to the revision of the case definition, the disease data reported on 13 February 2020 cannot be compared with the data of the previous period. The case classification changed again in Hubei Province on 20 February 2020, a confirmed case is a laboratory confirmed case again.
According to ECDC’s daily report data of 26 February 2020, 893 new cases of COVID-19 have been reported globally on 26 February bringing the total number to 81 027 and 65 deaths have been reported bringing the total number of deaths to 2 763. 78 095 cases (of which 346 new cases) were reported in China (besides the cases reported in Macao and Hong Kong), of which 2 716 patients (53 new cases) died. Since 31 December 2019 and as of 26 February 2020, 65 187 cases have been reported in Hubei Province. In areas outside China (including Hong Kong and Macao), a total of 2 837 confirmed cases were reported from 40 countries / territories (including cases reported in Japan from international cruise). In Italy, the number of deaths has risen to eleven. Fifteen deaths occurred in Iran, 11 in South Korea, 4 on international cruise (Japan), and 2 in Hong Kong (SAR). Deaths were reported from the Philippines, Taiwan, Japan and France. A total of 383 confirmed COVID-19 cases were reported from Europe (France, Germany, Finland, Italy, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Great Britain and Belgium, Switzerland, Croatia, Austria).
[1] In China, a disease is a suspect case if the following two clinical conditions are met: fever and / or respiratory symptoms and normal or decreased white blood cell count in the early stages of the disease or decreased lymphocyte count regardless of whether information on a known epidemiological link is available. (12/02/2020)
More information about the coronavirus is available at the following link: https://koronavirus.gov.hu/
DEAR CLIENTS!
We would like to inform you about the changes related to the opening hours of all the Client Services of the Regional Directorate of Budapest and Pest County on the folowing dates:
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18 February 2020 (Tuesday): |
10.00 - 18.00 |
18.00 - 19.00
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19 February 2020 (Wednesday): |
CLOSED except for clients with appointment
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CLOSED
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING AND COOPERATION!
Dear Clients,
Please be informed that the opening hours of most of our Client Services will change from the 1st of January 2020.
Before visiting our Client Services please get informed about the changes from our website.
For further information on the projects implemented by the National Directorate-General for Aliens Policing and co-financed by the Home Affairs Funds of the European Union please click here.
As it was specified by law the official decisions, which procedures started after 1 November 2005, are announced on the website of the Office of Immigration and Nationality. If there is no result with the provided data in the search engine below, please click on the HIRDETMENY link, and repeat the search on the interface that appears.
Dear Clients and Visitors,
Please be informed that you may request the issuance of your residence permit under transitional provisions of the new aliens policing legislation on the admission and residence of third-country nationals for one of the legal titles as per the new aliens policing legislation if you are a holder of a valid residence permit under the previous legislation. Please note that only applications for the issuance of a residence permit may be submitted in person or via the Enter Hungary system. The extension of a residence permit is not allowed under the transitional rules. An application for the issuance of a residence permit may be submitted 45 days before the date of expiry of the residence permit the soonest. In case of residence permits expiring between 1 March 2024 and 1 April 2024, an application for the issuance of a residence permit is to be submitted the latest on the last day within the validity period of the residence permit concerned.
For further information in detail, please click on the link below: Transitional provisions concerning the entry into force of Act XC of 2023 on the general rules for the entry and residence of third-country nationals (gov.hu)