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Includes links to the embassies in Washington of Hungary and the countries surrounding it, as well as to Hungarian consulates worldwide. As the Treaty of Trianon in 1920 left 3 million Hungarians outside its present-day borders, and many Hungarians in the United States have relatives in countries surrounding Hungary, these additional sites provide information of interest
Embassies in Washington
Embassy of Hungary (http://www.huembwas.org)
Austrian Press and Information Service (http://www.austria.org)
Embassy of the Republic of Croatia (http://www.croatiaemb.org)
Embassy of Romania (http://www.roembus.org)
Slovak Republic (http://www.slovakembassy-us.org)
Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia (http://washington.embassy.si)
Embassy of Ukraine (http://www.mfa.gov.ua/usa/en/)
Embassy of Serbia and Montenegro (http://www.yuembusa.org)
Other Embassies
Embassy of the United States in Budapest,
Hungary (http://hungary.usembassy.gov)
Web site of the American Embassy in Budapest, Hungary. Created and maintained by its Public Affairs Section. Provides visa information, news, and links to U.S. Government organizations.
Other Diplomatic Sites
Hungarian Consulate General
- New York (http://www.mfa.gov.hu/kulkepviselet/US/en/mainpage.htm)
Describes the activities of the consulate general, with links and contact information for other Hungarian consulates and missions in the United States.
EmbassyWorld: Hungary (http://www.embassyworld.com/embassy/Hungary/Hungary.html)
Detailed information about Hungary's diplomatic and consular services includes a listing of all its official foreign embassies, staffing, addresses, maps, visa requirements, and links to governmental home pages.
Hungary's Permanent Mission To The United Nations (http://www.humisny.org)
Includes links to the mission, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, government of Hungary, and other Hungarian Web sites.
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