All COVID-related entry requirements lifted by Hungarian government Consular Appointment The Hungarian Government Hungarian Register Hungarian Cultural The embassy's consular office has been relocated. The new address is: 100 Brompton Road (1st floor), SW3 1ER, London Please note that the costumer service is by appointment only: https://konzinfobooking.mfa.gov.hu Our phone number and e-mail address (konz.lon@mfa.gov.hu) remain the same. For further information please click https://london.mfa.gov.hu/eng/page/uegyintezes In case of emergency Hungarian nationals can call +... Studying in Hungary GO TO HUNGARY AND GET A DEGREE! DID YOU KNOW? Not all majors require an advanced level high-school exam anymore! The legally specified minimum score has been abolished! You can get in the higher education system with a degree from abroad! The opportunity to take a higher education vocational exam for scores is free! Facilitated... Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship We are happy to inform you that the Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship online application system for the 2024/2025 academic year is now open! Please note that you can submit your application both in Hungarian and English language. The deadline for submitting the complete application package: 31 January 2025 23:59 (Central European Time) We... The embassy's consular office has been relocated The embassy's consular office has been relocated. The new address is: 100 Brompton Road (1st floor), SW3 1ER, London Please note that the costumer service is by appointment only: https://konzinfobooking.mfa.gov.hu Our phone number and e-mail address (konz.lon@mfa.gov.hu) remain the same. For further information please click https://london.mfa.gov.hu/eng/page/uegyintezes In case of emergency Hungarian nationals can call +... Reboot your roots with the Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship! Fulfil your professional dreams while you explore your Hungarian heritage with the Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship programme available for students around the globe. Ambassador Ferenc Kumin virtual commemoration Even though we cannot celebrate 15 March this year together, we still attempted to make the day festive remotely. Please welcome the virtual commemoration of Ambassador Kumin Ferenc! Ambassador Ferenc Kumin presented his credentials Ambassador dr. Kumin Ferenc presented his credentials on 4th December 2020 at Buckingham Palace. The speciality of the event was that it was for the first time to have a “hybrid ceremony” because of the covid restrictions. Altough keeping all the usual protocol elements in London, Her Majesty the Queen hosted the audience virtually from Windsor Castle.

Ambassador Kumin meets Lord Mann Ambassador Kumin met Lord Mann, independent advisor to the UK Government on Antiseminitsm on 10 September 2020. Ambassador meeting Father Benedict Kiely We welcomed Benedict Kiely Catholic priest at our Embassy on 28 July 2020. Meeting with the VP of the Caledonian Club Ambassador Ferenc Kumin had a discussion about the activities of the Club and the upcoming Caledonian Lecture on Jane Haining. Recipients of the Stipendium Peregrinum scholarship Congratulations to the 18 winners of the Stipendium Peregrinum scholarship Tory MPs and House of Lords member interested in family policy at the Embassy Ambassador Ferenc Kumin hosted Conservative MPs and House of Lords member interested in Hungarian family policy. Notice regarding fraud in connection with the COVID 19 coronavirus Announcement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary Book Donation to The British Library The Embassy of Hungary donated a set of the series “Historical counties and cities of Hungary” to The British Library. Hungarian internal measures regarding COVID-19 Please find relevant information regarding the number of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases and risk in the UK at: http://bit.ly/2TNd8KV Please find relevant information about Hungarian internal measures regarding COVID-19 here (in Hungarian): https://koronavirus.gov.hu/ SOTE visit in London Professor Péter Ferdinándy, Deputy Rector for Science at Semmelweis University, discussed genetic and gene therapy collaboration opportunities with the leaders of the genetic programme of Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH). Pictured: Prof Péter Ferdinándy, Dr Emese Molnár (researcher at SOTE and GOSH) and Jesmina James (leader of the GOSH genetic laboratory). Your experience on this site will be improved by allowing cookies. :0