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Budapest, Hungary - Education with Style
Interestingly, Budapest is basically two separate cities - Buda and Pest. Divided by the beautiful Danube River, Buda is the older city. It is more residential and conservative and is built on the hills and high river terraces that are on the river's western side. Pest lies to the east of the river on a big, sandy plain and harbors the commercial and social side of the city.
To read more about this wonderful city please go to our Budapest city page.
 Making Travel and Housing Arrangements
Many study abroad programs take care of participants' international travel and housing arrangements. If this is not the case with your program, then it will be your responsibility to arrange for travel to your program site and/or find your own accommodations. You may also want to consider making plans for your own transportation and housing if you decide to do additional traveling at the end of your program.
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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
A passport is required. A visa is not required for tourist stays of up to ninety (90) days as of May 1, 2004. American citizen tourists may remain in Hungary for up to ninety days (90) during any six-month period from the date of first entry. If you plan to reside or study in Hungary for a period of more than ninety days, a visa must be obtained from the Embassy of the Republic of Hungary at 3910 Shoemaker Street N.W., Washington, D.C. 20008, telephone (202) 362-6730. Internet address: http://www.hungaryemb.org, or the nearest Hungarian Consulate in Los Angeles or New York.
For more information on travel requirements please visit the U.S. government page we have for Hungary
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