Currently valid passport or identity card is required for foreign visitors travelling to Hungary.

Although visa requirements may vary from country to country, no visa is needed from almost all European Countries.

For more information on getting to Hungary, please visit the website:

get-in-hungary

For more information on getting to Budapest, please visit the website:

get-around-budapest

Upon arrival there are several options to get to the city. There is a bus line (200E) to the metro terminal, as well a direct service (100E) that travels right to the heart of the city at Deák tér. Tickets are available at vending machines, which have English language menus and accept card payment. The airport has a licensed taxi service run from a kiosk outside the arrival terminals, where you can order a car and a get a price estimate based on where you’re heading. There is also a mini-bus shuttle service.

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Budapest has excellent and extensive public network coverage. Tickets and passes are available at vending machines installed in most busy locations – such as the airport – and transport hubs.
For more information please visit the following website: https://www.bkv.hu/en/

We recommend the participants three taxi-companies in Budapest:

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Most European capitals are bustling towns, with heavy traffic, and motorists find it increasingly challenging to find a place to park their cars safely. Budapest is no exception. Below you will find useful information on how and where to park your car in Budapest.

Budapest is sectioned into several parking zones, and different hourly fees for parking are charged depending on which zone you park your car in (between HUF 175 and 440). Payment for the parking tickets can be made through vending machines all around the city.