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Hungary — Serbia border

Border crossings Hungary — Serbia for road trips: hours on each side, what is closed and who is refused — in both directions, how long the border usually takes and what your own vehicle needs.

In short

Between Hungary — Serbia there are 7 border crossings, 4 with a name. Before you go, check them on the official sites of both countries.

  • Updated 26 October 2026
  • 7 crossings

Which way you are going

Each country has its own border service and rules — we show both sides.

Hungary → Serbia

The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

Visa for Serbia →

Serbia → Hungary

The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

Visa for Hungary →

Border crossings

Hours are as reported by each side; one side open 24/7 does not mean the other is.

  • Régi határátkelőhely Röszke - Horgos 2

    🇭🇺 24/7

    The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

    On the map →

  • Kelebija

    The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

    On the map →

  • Đala (EU citizens only)

    🇷🇸 07:00-19:00

    The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

    On the map →

  • Ásotthalom/Bachki Vinogradi

    🇷🇸 24/7

    The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

    On the map →

  • Unnamed crossing

    07:00-19:00

    The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

    On the map →

  • Unnamed crossing

    🇭🇺 Mo-Su 07:00-19:00

    The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

    On the map →

  • Unnamed crossing

    The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

    On the map →

Questions

Hungary — Serbia border: FAQ

Which border crossings are there between Hungary — Serbia?
The directory has 7 crossings: Régi határátkelőhely Röszke - Horgos 2, Kelebija, Đala (EU citizens only) and Ásotthalom/Bachki Vinogradi. Status and hours are shown for each crossing on this page.
How long does the border usually take?
Usually ≈ 1–3 h. This is our estimate, not a live queue: in season and on holidays it can take longer.
What do I need to enter with my own vehicle?
Insurance, vehicle papers (sometimes a carnet) and a licence — it depends on where your car is registered. Add that country in the Garage and the trip plan will tell you what your vehicle needs.

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Related

Border crossings — OpenStreetMap. “Usual” estimates — CAMPLY.