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100 years of diplomatic relations between Estonia and Hungary

Hungary recognised the Republic of Estonia de jure on 24 February 1921, marking the start of diplomatic relations between Estonia and Hungary. For the anniversary year, we have compiled a timeline of...

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E-Residency Webinar for Hungary-based entrepreneurs

E-Residency Webinar for Hungary-based entrepreneurs! The Estonian Embassy in Budapest and the e-Residency team invite you to join the first e-residency webinar for Hungarian entrepreneurs to find out, how to:...

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COVID-19 – Travelling to Estonia

Information on countries and restriction on freedom of movement requirements for passengers can be found here: https://vm.ee/en/information-countries-and-self-isolation-requirements-passengers

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Tartu Peace Treaty 100 seminar

The embassy together with Eötvös Loránd University is organizing a seminar on February 12 to mark 100 years since the signing of the Tartu Peace Treaty between the Republic of...

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Tartu Peace Treaty 100

On 2 February 2020, we will mark 100 years since the signing of the Tartu Peace Treaty between the Republic of Estonia and Soviet Russia. The treaty ended the Estonian...

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Estonian Ambassador to the Republic of Serbia Kristi Karelsohn presented her credentials

On 25 June, the new Estonian Ambassador to the Republic of Serbia Kristi Karelsohn presented her credentials to President Aleksandar Vučić in Belgrade. Ambassador Karelsohn resides in Budapest. During a...

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Estonian Ambassador to FYR Macedonia Kristi Karelsohn presented her credentials

Ambassador Kristi Karelsohn and the President of former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Gjorge Ivanov.

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Reopening of Estonian Embassy in Budapest to expand presence in Central Europe and the Western Balkans

On Friday, 23 November, Estonia officially reopened its embassy in Budapest. The event was attended by Undersecretary for European Affairs Matti Maasikas and Hungary’s Deputy Minister Levente Magyar. “Every new...

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