function js_50193() { document.write (' '); } function js_50192() { document.write (' '); } function js_163749456393890() { document.write ('

Africa Guides

'); } function js_861150944655067() { document.write ('

Asia Guides

'); } function js_779976248704023() { document.write ('

Caribbean Guides

'); } function js_879311215679908() { document.write ('

Central America

'); } function js_692490959330371() { document.write ('

Europe Guides

'); } function js_533594000942084() { document.write ('

Middle East Guides

'); } function js_655889534215395() { document.write ('

North America

'); } function js_877862823136255() { document.write ('

Pacific Guides

'); } function js_817443704423530() { document.write ('

South America

'); } function js_200063240754834() { document.write ('

send page to a friend

'); } function js_731163477998997() { document.write ('

As a Central European country with a relatively developed healthcare system, Hungary do;es not present any undue concerns when it comes to vaccinations. As always, make sure to keep your tetanus immunisation topped up along with hepatitis A. No other additional vaccinations aside form those taken during childhood should be required. If in doubt, check with a local general practitioner prior to departure.

'); } function js_448785340608302() { document.write ('

EU citizens should get basic coverage but Hungary’s recent entry means that some more remote practitioners may not know the new set-up. Pharmacies are generally very good but are not cheap, especially in the capital. If you require regular medication, make sure to take sufficient supplies in advance but don’t panic if you forget – the required medication should be available.

'); }