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Do Moroccan citizens require a visa for Hungary?

Yes, Moroccan citizens need to obtain a short-term Schengen visa (C-type) before traveling to Hungary. Without this visa, entry into Hungary and other Schengen states is not permitted.

What is a short-term Schengen visa (type C) and what is it used for?

A short-term Schengen visa (Type C) allows Moroccan citizens to stay in Hungary and other Schengen countries for a maximum of 90 days within a 180-day period. This type of visa is ideal for:

Tourism
Business trips
Private visits
Participation in cultural and sports events
Attending conferences
Short-term studies or medical treatment

What documents, besides a visa, are required for Moroccans to enter Hungary?

Even with a valid visa, you will need the following documents at the Hungarian border:

A valid passport (must be valid for at least 3 months after the planned departure and have at least two blank pages).
Documents proving the purpose of the trip (hotel booking, invitation, travel tickets, business letters, etc.).
Proof of sufficient funds (cash, bank statements, or credit card).
Health insurance policy (minimum coverage of €30,000).

How to get a visa to Hungary for Moroccans? Step-by-step guide

To obtain a short-term visa to Hungary, follow these steps:

Step 1: Find out where to apply

Submit your application at the Hungarian consulate in your country (Morocco).
If there is no Hungarian consulate in Morocco, you must apply at the consulate of another Schengen country that officially represents Hungary for visa issuance.

Step 2: Gather the required documents

(See the full list below)

Step 3: Complete the application form

Fill out the visa application form on the Hungarian consulate’s website or download it from the official website of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The form must be signed and include a recent passport-sized photo (3.5×4.5 cm).

Step 4: Schedule an appointment

Visa applications must be submitted by appointment, which can be booked online or via phone at the consulate.

Step 5: Submit documents and provide biometric data

During your in-person visit, the consulate will take your fingerprints and a digital photo.

A consular officer may request an additional interview if needed.

Step 6: Pay the visa fee

The visa fee must be paid when submitting documents at the consulate.

Step 7: Collect your passport with the visa

The standard processing time is 15 calendar days, but in some cases, it may take up to 45 days.

Tip: Submit your application at least a month before your trip to avoid last-minute issues.

Main documents required for a Hungarian visa for Moroccans

To obtain a visa, you need to prepare:

Completed and signed visa application form (+ recent passport-size photo 3.5×4.5 cm).
Valid passport (must be valid for at least 3 months after the return date and have at least two blank pages).
Proof of accommodation (hotel booking in Hungary).
Financial proof (employment certificate, bank statement, or other financial documents).
Medical insurance (coverage of €30,000).
Documents confirming the purpose of the trip, depending on the type of visit:

- For tourism – hotel booking or travel package confirmation.

- For business trips – invitation letter from a Hungarian company.

- For private visits – official invitation letters from relatives or friends.

Is health insurance required for traveling to Hungary?

Yes, Moroccan citizens must have travel insurance covering at least €30,000, valid across all Schengen countries. This policy is mandatory for obtaining a visa and is checked at the border.

You can quickly and conveniently purchase a high-quality insurance policy on our Visit World website in just a few minutes. This ensures financial security and helps avoid unexpected medical expenses abroad.

How much does a Hungarian visa cost in 2026?

The short-term Schengen visa (Type C) fee for Hungary is:

- €90 for adults.

- €45 for children aged 6-12 years.

- Free of charge for children under 6 years, students, and researchers (with proper documentation).

Important: The consular fee is non-refundable, even if the visa is denied.

Top places in Hungary that travelers from Morocco must see

Here are some unique and atmospheric destinations in Hungary for tourists from Morocco:

1. Sziget Festival in Budapest – One of the largest music and cultural events in the world.

2. Lake Hévíz – The largest natural thermal lake in the world.

3. Sümeg Castle – A medieval fortress with knight shows and traditional wine tastings.

4. Debrecen – The cultural capital of Hungary, famous for its festivals and modern art scene.

5. Tokaj Wine Region – Authentic wine tastings in historic cellars with breathtaking panoramic views.

General conditions for driving a vehicle

Hungary has right-hand traffic and a well-developed network of motorways and expressways. Road traffic is regulated by national legislation, and all drivers, both local and foreign, are required to comply with the established rules. Control is exercised by both police patrols and automatic systems for recording violations.

Documents for foreign drivers

To drive a passenger car or minibus (up to 3.5 tons) in Hungary, a foreign driver must have the following documents with them:

a valid driver's license (national model; citizens of non-EU countries may need an international license);
vehicle registration documents;
international civil liability insurance (“Green Card”);
in the case of rental, a car rental agreement and authorization documents (if the car is not owned by the driver).

The police may request these documents during a roadside check or in the event of a violation. Failure to provide the required set of documents may result in penalties.

Toll roads and electronic road vignettes in Hungary

Hungary uses an e-vignette system to pay for the use of motorways and most expressways. The system applies to:

- passenger cars;

- motorcycles;

- vehicles and motorhomes with a maximum permissible weight of up to 3.5 tons, including their trailers.

Electronic vignette:

is linked to the vehicle's license plate;
must be valid at the time of entry into the toll section;
is automatically controlled by cameras.

The Hungarian system does not have traditional payment points on the road — all payments are made electronically before entering the toll road.

👉 An electronic road vignette for Hungary can be ordered online at Visit World — quickly, officially, and with instant confirmation.

Types of vignettes

E-vignettes in the Hungarian system are available with different validity periods, including:

- one-day;

- 10-day;

- monthly;

- annual for the whole country;

- annual regional (by county), which may be more advantageous for drivers traveling within several administrative districts.

For each vehicle and route, you can choose the optimal term based on the duration of the trip.

Control and fines

Driving on toll roads without a valid electronic vignette is considered a violation. Control is carried out automatically by the vehicle's license plate number. In the absence or invalidity of a vignette, penalties are applied, the amount of which is determined by current legislation and can be significant.

Sometimes it is possible to pay within a short period after the actual violation, but such options do not guarantee that all penalties will be avoided, which is why it is recommended to purchase a vignette before starting your journey on a toll road.

Car rental

Car rental in Hungary is generally available with a driver's license and a payment card. Basic insurance coverage is often included in the rental price, but does not exempt the driver from responsibility for:

having a valid electronic vignette;
complying with insurance requirements;
paying fines for violations;

Before signing the rental agreement, it is recommended to check whether the vignette is included and what insurance coverage and deductible conditions apply.

Insurance for traveling by car

International motor insurance (“Green Card”) is mandatory for driving in Hungary. It confirms insurance coverage for cases of damage to third parties in traffic accidents.

In addition, medical insurance for travel abroad is recommended to cover the costs of medical care, hospitalization, and emergencies, as medical services may be subject to fees for non-residents.

👉 At Visit World, you can take out medical insurance and other related documents at the same time as purchasing a vignette — this allows you to prepare for your trip comprehensively and without unnecessary queues.

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