- Address
- бул. Андраши № 115, 1062 Будапеща, Унгария
- Emergencies, out of hours
- +36 20 534 4559
- [email protected]
- Opening hours
- See the mission’s page for the current opening hours.
Embassy of Bulgaria in Budapest
Address, phone numbers, email and opening hours, on the map with directions. Below: how to book an appointment and which Bulgarian organisations are nearby.
How to book an appointment
Many consular offices see citizens only with an appointment booked in advance. The rules of this mission are in its opening hours above and on its page on the Foreign Ministry website.
For passport and ID card applications the Foreign Ministry has online booking: you generate a reference number (UIN), choose the mission and book a time. There you can also check whether your new documents have arrived at the consular office. If the mission is not in the list, book by the phone or email above.
Documents and consular services
Data from the Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs website, checked on 27 October 2026. Before a visit, check the opening hours on the mission’s page.
Bulgarian organisations in Budapest
Българска двуезична малцинствена детска градина
A Bulgarian bilingual kindergarten in Budapest founded in 2008 by the Bulgarian Republican Self-Government. It combines the Bulgarian and Hungarian languages.
Under reviewБългарски културен форум
An association in Budapest, founded in 1999, that develops cultural cooperation between Hungary and Bulgaria and brings together Bulgarian intellectuals in Hungary.
Under reviewБългарски православен храм „Св. Св. Кирил и Методий“
The Bulgarian Orthodox church of Sts Cyril and Methodius in Budapest, a centre of the Bulgarian community in Hungary for more than 70 years.
Under reviewБългарско младежко дружество
A youth association in Budapest founded in 1997 by young people of Bulgarian origin, organising cultural life for young Bulgarians in Hungary.
Under reviewБългарско републиканско самоуправление
The Bulgarian Republican Self-Government in Budapest. It organises cultural events, supports Bulgarian organisations in Hungary and publishes “Hemus” and “Balgarski Vesti”.
Under reviewБългарско училище за роден език
A Bulgarian mother-tongue school in Budapest, set up in 2004 within the Hungarian education system. All teaching is in Bulgarian.
Under review