ISLAMABAD – Pakistani citizens are required to obtain the Type C Schengen visa in order to explore Hungary as a tourist.
Schengen States issue uniform visa for short stay visit not exceeding 90 days in any 180-days period. If your travel destination is only Hungary – or in case Lithuania/Estonia – the Hungarian Embassy in Islamabad is the competent authority to process the visa application.
“The traveler may be requested to provide a proof of the existence of the conditions of his/her entry and stay in Hungary and, if he/she is not able to fulfill this, he may be returned from the border,” read the information available on embassy’s website.
Hungary is a gem in Central Europe when it comes to tourism. It offers a rich mix of history, architecture, thermal spas, natural beauty, and a thriving food and wine scene—all at relatively affordable prices.
Required Documents
Applicants from Pakistan are required to attack various documents along with the visa application in order to avoid rejection. The documents include proof of hotel booking, financial means, health insurance, return ticket and others. You can find the complete details in the following document:
documents for tourismBank Statement Requirement
One of the key requirements is proof of financial means. For this, the applicant is required to submit bank statements showing movements in the last six months, duly signed and stamped by the bank.
National Tax Number Certificate; and other proof, supported by documents of income generating assets other means of subsistence as applicable.
Reports said the minimum daily required amount for bearing expense of stay in Hungary is HUF 10,000. An applicant is required to show the amount which is enough for the days he/she intends to spend in the host country.
As of April 18, 2025, one Hungarian Forint is equal to 0.78 paisas. It means you need to have around Rs700,000 in your bank account if your stay is for 90 days in Hungary.
Hungary Schengen Visa Fee
The fee for Type C Schengen Visa in Pakistan stands at Rs25,925, as of April 2025.
