Schengen Visa for Hungary | Book Hungarian Visa Appointment in the UK
Schengen Visa for Hungary | Book Hungarian Visa Appointment in the UK
28 Ara 2024
28 Ara 2024
Notification and Auto-booking services available
Information about the required documents can be found on the website
The status of the application can be tracked at the link
Our blog article about requirements.
Who Can Apply from the UK?
Legal status in the UK: Passports, travel documents and residence cards must have a validity of at least three months beyond the last day of your trip in the Schengen Area.
Visa Types
Schengen visa
Long Stay Visa
Documents Required
Visa application, duly filled out in English and signed by the applicant (for minors: signed by parents or legal guardian) on site, upon application with blue ink pen.
Two recent passport pictures Photo must be: 35 mm wide, 45 mm high, photo must be well contrasted, person must look straight into the camera, head must be straight, not tilted, mouth closed.
Valid passport (plus one photocopy of biometric page) At least two empty visa pages, the passport must be valid for at least 90 days after requested trip and must be duly signed.
UK Residence Permit and/or digital proof of immigration status issued by UK Home Office (share code). Original and copy (of both sides) of UK residence permit valid for at least one month beyond the intended departure from the territory of the Member States (or confirmed flight ticket to the country of origin) and/or digital proof of immigration status issued by UK Home Office (share code).
Copies of previous visas issued in the last 3 years from any other Schengen country (if applicable) and of entry-exit stamps on the opposite page of the visas. If there are visas in the previous passports: copy of the biometric page of the old passport and copies of relevant visas and of entry-exit stamps on the opposite page of the visas.
Evidence of applicant’s socioeconomic status If the applicant is an employee: Recently issued (within 30 days of appointment), official and signed letter from their employer with name, date of issue, address, contact details, position of signatory and registration number in the United Kingdom. The position and salary of the employee should also be indicated and pay slips for the last three months. If the applicant is Self-Employed: Recently issued (within 30 days of appointment), official and signed letter from an accountant, banker or solicitor with name, date of issue, address, contact details, position of signatory and registration number in the United Kingdom, stating the nature of the self-employment or business ownership in the United Kingdom. The letter must also state the annual salary drawn from the company and self-assessment form edited by revenue and customs authorities. If students applying (including children age of 18) Recently issued (within 30 days of appointment), official and signed letter from school, college or university in the United Kingdom stating date of issue, name of the applicant, type of studies, number of lessons (hours) per week and attendance record. If the applicant is unemployed and receiving benefits or pension: Official proof of receiving benefits from the government
Round Trip transports ticket booking Proof of reserved return ticket to the United Kingdom, or proof of onward travel (if not returning to the United Kingdom), such as authorisation of entry into the country of destination, confirmed overseas ticket, proof of sufficient means to cover such costs. Tickets must show airports of departure and destination. If traveling by car, driving license, car registration and car insurance must be submitted alongside the return ferry tickets. If the driver is not the applicant, a cover letter + copy of the driving license of the driver is as well required. The ticket must show name of applicant as per passport.
Proof of funds Nominative United Kingdom bank account statements covering at least the last three months and showing the current balance. Latest balance must be within 30 days of the appointment. Credit card(s) and credit card account statement indicating the cardholder’s name and address. The statement must contain information on the monthly limit or the spending cap. If the applicant is financially supported by: his/her spouse: a marriage certificate; the spouse’s bank account statements (see above); and a statement of will to support the spouse. her/his parent(s): proof of family relationship, e.g. birth certificate; the parent(s) bank account statement (see above); and a statement of will to support the applicant.
(For children under the age of 18) a) birth certificate; and For minors travelling alone or with only one parent (exceptions are made if one parent has the sole custody or residence order for the child): b) original passports of both parents, or certified copy of the biodata page of the passports; c) proof of consent of parental authority or legal guardian; and d) British school certificate. In the case of sole custody, the following documents must be submitted: a) birth certificate mentioning one parent; b) death certificate of absent parent; or c) court ruling.
Documents proving the purpose of your travel:
Tourism: confirmed hotel booking for the full stay in the territory of a Member State and proof of sufficient means to cover accommodation during the intended stay; or booking confirmation of a tour or any other appropriate document, such as the list of persons taking part in the tour
Medical insurance Certificate The insurance shall be valid for the territory of the Schengen Member States and cover the entire period of the person's intended stay or transit. The minimum coverage shall be EUR 30 000. The valid medical insurance has to also cover any expenses, which might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgent medical attention and/or emergency hospital treatment or death, during their stay(s) on the territory of the Member States.
🚨 The documents may vary depending on the purpose and applicant's details 🚨
Step-by-Step Guide to the Application Process
Identify visa type (Choose the right visa for your trip).
Prepare your documents (Get started with your visa application). Once you are ready to apply, you can download the visa application form , complete it, print the complete form and bring it with you to the Visa Application Centre (together with the documents required for the Visa category chosen) for submission.
Book an Appointment: Schedule your appointment for submitting the application and biometrics. If you are part of a family or group, you’ll have to book individual appointments for each member of the family or group.
Pay the Fees: Visa application fees can vary based on visa type and processing times. Once you have made your application, you will need to pay your visa application fee. If you download the form to print and bring to the Visa Application Centre, payment will be made at the time of your appointment. You can pay the visa fee at the visa application centre
Submit Application: Attend the appointment at the visa center, submit your documents, and provide biometrics.
Wait for Processing: Visa processing generally takes 15 working days but may take longer during peak seasons.
Collect your passport (Receive your passport from the Visa Application Centre). After a visa application decision has been made, you can pick up your passport from the Visa Application Centre or have your passport returned to you by courier for an additional fee.
Processing Time
The minimum processing time of a visa application is 15 calendar days and this begins when the applications is received at the Hungarian Consulate in London. If the processing time is not met, you may be asked to rearrange your trip. Processing time can take up to 45 days as per current regulation.
Applications submitted in VFS London office, the Consulate receives the application on the next working day.
Applications submitted in Edinburgh and Manchester is received at the Consulate after three working days.
How to Book an Appointment
Booking a slot for your visa application can be a daunting task, especially during high travel seasons. This is where Visard.io simplifies the process:
• Instant Notifications: Receive updates on available appointment slots.
• Automated Booking: Secure your appointment seamlessly through the platform.
• Convenience: Avoid the hassle of manually searching for slots.
Notification and Auto-booking services available
Information about the required documents can be found on the website
The status of the application can be tracked at the link
Our blog article about requirements.
Who Can Apply from the UK?
Legal status in the UK: Passports, travel documents and residence cards must have a validity of at least three months beyond the last day of your trip in the Schengen Area.
Visa Types
Schengen visa
Long Stay Visa
Documents Required
Visa application, duly filled out in English and signed by the applicant (for minors: signed by parents or legal guardian) on site, upon application with blue ink pen.
Two recent passport pictures Photo must be: 35 mm wide, 45 mm high, photo must be well contrasted, person must look straight into the camera, head must be straight, not tilted, mouth closed.
Valid passport (plus one photocopy of biometric page) At least two empty visa pages, the passport must be valid for at least 90 days after requested trip and must be duly signed.
UK Residence Permit and/or digital proof of immigration status issued by UK Home Office (share code). Original and copy (of both sides) of UK residence permit valid for at least one month beyond the intended departure from the territory of the Member States (or confirmed flight ticket to the country of origin) and/or digital proof of immigration status issued by UK Home Office (share code).
Copies of previous visas issued in the last 3 years from any other Schengen country (if applicable) and of entry-exit stamps on the opposite page of the visas. If there are visas in the previous passports: copy of the biometric page of the old passport and copies of relevant visas and of entry-exit stamps on the opposite page of the visas.
Evidence of applicant’s socioeconomic status If the applicant is an employee: Recently issued (within 30 days of appointment), official and signed letter from their employer with name, date of issue, address, contact details, position of signatory and registration number in the United Kingdom. The position and salary of the employee should also be indicated and pay slips for the last three months. If the applicant is Self-Employed: Recently issued (within 30 days of appointment), official and signed letter from an accountant, banker or solicitor with name, date of issue, address, contact details, position of signatory and registration number in the United Kingdom, stating the nature of the self-employment or business ownership in the United Kingdom. The letter must also state the annual salary drawn from the company and self-assessment form edited by revenue and customs authorities. If students applying (including children age of 18) Recently issued (within 30 days of appointment), official and signed letter from school, college or university in the United Kingdom stating date of issue, name of the applicant, type of studies, number of lessons (hours) per week and attendance record. If the applicant is unemployed and receiving benefits or pension: Official proof of receiving benefits from the government
Round Trip transports ticket booking Proof of reserved return ticket to the United Kingdom, or proof of onward travel (if not returning to the United Kingdom), such as authorisation of entry into the country of destination, confirmed overseas ticket, proof of sufficient means to cover such costs. Tickets must show airports of departure and destination. If traveling by car, driving license, car registration and car insurance must be submitted alongside the return ferry tickets. If the driver is not the applicant, a cover letter + copy of the driving license of the driver is as well required. The ticket must show name of applicant as per passport.
Proof of funds Nominative United Kingdom bank account statements covering at least the last three months and showing the current balance. Latest balance must be within 30 days of the appointment. Credit card(s) and credit card account statement indicating the cardholder’s name and address. The statement must contain information on the monthly limit or the spending cap. If the applicant is financially supported by: his/her spouse: a marriage certificate; the spouse’s bank account statements (see above); and a statement of will to support the spouse. her/his parent(s): proof of family relationship, e.g. birth certificate; the parent(s) bank account statement (see above); and a statement of will to support the applicant.
(For children under the age of 18) a) birth certificate; and For minors travelling alone or with only one parent (exceptions are made if one parent has the sole custody or residence order for the child): b) original passports of both parents, or certified copy of the biodata page of the passports; c) proof of consent of parental authority or legal guardian; and d) British school certificate. In the case of sole custody, the following documents must be submitted: a) birth certificate mentioning one parent; b) death certificate of absent parent; or c) court ruling.
Documents proving the purpose of your travel:
Tourism: confirmed hotel booking for the full stay in the territory of a Member State and proof of sufficient means to cover accommodation during the intended stay; or booking confirmation of a tour or any other appropriate document, such as the list of persons taking part in the tour
Medical insurance Certificate The insurance shall be valid for the territory of the Schengen Member States and cover the entire period of the person's intended stay or transit. The minimum coverage shall be EUR 30 000. The valid medical insurance has to also cover any expenses, which might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgent medical attention and/or emergency hospital treatment or death, during their stay(s) on the territory of the Member States.
🚨 The documents may vary depending on the purpose and applicant's details 🚨
Step-by-Step Guide to the Application Process
Identify visa type (Choose the right visa for your trip).
Prepare your documents (Get started with your visa application). Once you are ready to apply, you can download the visa application form , complete it, print the complete form and bring it with you to the Visa Application Centre (together with the documents required for the Visa category chosen) for submission.
Book an Appointment: Schedule your appointment for submitting the application and biometrics. If you are part of a family or group, you’ll have to book individual appointments for each member of the family or group.
Pay the Fees: Visa application fees can vary based on visa type and processing times. Once you have made your application, you will need to pay your visa application fee. If you download the form to print and bring to the Visa Application Centre, payment will be made at the time of your appointment. You can pay the visa fee at the visa application centre
Submit Application: Attend the appointment at the visa center, submit your documents, and provide biometrics.
Wait for Processing: Visa processing generally takes 15 working days but may take longer during peak seasons.
Collect your passport (Receive your passport from the Visa Application Centre). After a visa application decision has been made, you can pick up your passport from the Visa Application Centre or have your passport returned to you by courier for an additional fee.
Processing Time
The minimum processing time of a visa application is 15 calendar days and this begins when the applications is received at the Hungarian Consulate in London. If the processing time is not met, you may be asked to rearrange your trip. Processing time can take up to 45 days as per current regulation.
Applications submitted in VFS London office, the Consulate receives the application on the next working day.
Applications submitted in Edinburgh and Manchester is received at the Consulate after three working days.
How to Book an Appointment
Booking a slot for your visa application can be a daunting task, especially during high travel seasons. This is where Visard.io simplifies the process:
• Instant Notifications: Receive updates on available appointment slots.
• Automated Booking: Secure your appointment seamlessly through the platform.
• Convenience: Avoid the hassle of manually searching for slots.