• Welcome

    to the new website of the Embassy of Hungary in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The aim of the site is to provide information about Hungary, with a special emphasis on the bilateral cooperation with Saudi Arabia hoping that you will find several practical tips on other important topics as well. 

Information

Address: Al Waha District, Ahmad At-Tunisi Str. 23 12444, Riyadh

Country code: 00 966

Phone: (0) 11 454 6707 (due to technical issues, currently not working), (0) 11 456 8644

Fax: (0) 456-0834

Email: consular.ryd [at] mfa.gov.hu

Consular days: Tuesday, Thursday 10AM - 2PM

Visa: Apply at VFS Global's centers in Riyadh, Jeddah, Al Khobar and Manama.

Dear Visitor,

Our objectives are to introduce the friendly Saudi people to the unrevealed possibilities of Hungary can offer in business, entertainment, education, leisure and tourism. 

During the last couple of years, political and economic ties between Hungary and Saudi Arabia steadily evolved, and the Kingdom became of high importance in the system of Hungary’s foreign relations in the Arab world.  Along with political cooperation based on mutual trust, it is our definite objective and ambition to strengthen economic ties with Saudi Arabia both in the public and private sector.

We are also convinced that the heritage of our country being at the crossroads of different cultures, gives numerous and unique opportunities to explore and discover its cultural and touristic sites, its natural beauty while combining it with leisure, health or wellness treatments. With the increasing number of the Saudi students, the Hungarian higher education system and the world class research and scientific facilities are considered another area where a significant progress has been made in recent years. 

We would like to confirm that Embassy’s objectives are based on the same above principles when promoting cooperation with the two other accredited Gulf countries, the Kingdom of Bahrain and the Republic of Yemen.

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