On 7 March 2022, Government Decree No. 77 of 2022 (III. 4.) on the termination of certain safety measures against the coronavirus pandemic entered into force, which repealed Government Decree No. 408 of 2020 (VIII. 30.) on travel restrictions during the period of state of epidemiological preparedness.
The main aim of the Scholarship Programme for the Hungarian Diaspora is to give support to foreign students with Hungarian identity to pursue their studies in Hungarian higher education institutions.
After 14 December 2019 all plants for planting (e.g. potted plants, seeds, propagating material), fruits (e.g. apples, hazelnuts) and other plant products (e.g. wreaths, fresh herbs) can only be brought into the EU with a phytosanitary certificate from countries outside the European Union even in your personal luggage! *
From December 1st, 2019 customers applying for short-term visas to enter Hungary have to make appointment with the VFS Global Company’s Visa Application Centre.
Today Secretary of State in the Prime Ministry Mr. Tristan Azbej visited projects supported by the Hungary Helps programme and met church leaders in Jordan.
Today, on the anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution and Freedom Fight of 1956 the Embassy held a National Day event in Amman.
Tonight the documentary Bartók by Péter Sipos opened the 31. EU Film Festival in Amman, followed by films from 22 countries screened across Jordan in ten days.
Tonight the Embassy hosted a gala event at the Dead Sea to welcome back to Jordan merited artist Katica Illényi, accompanied this time by the Péter Sárik Jazz Quartet.
Official Visit by Hungary's Minister or Foreign Affairs and Trade
During his visit to Jordan Minister of State for Education Prof. József Bódis met today H.E. Dr. Walid Maani, Minister of Education and Higher Education and they signed a framework agreement for higher educational exchange. Prof. Bódis also visited the University of Jordan where he was met by its President, Prof. Abdel Karim Al-Qudah.