The Hungary–Serbia border separates the Hungary from Serbia in Central Europe. It has a length of . The current border was established in the Treaty of Trianon after World War I. during World War II there were changes, but these were reverted after the war.
The border starts from the tripoint with Croatia near the hamlet of Hóduna and the Danube river, although the exact location of the tripoint is disputed due to a disagreement between Croatia and Serbia about the exact location of their border. It then continues eastward until it reaches the tripoint with Romania near Kübekháza.
Border crossings
There are currently 10 functioning land border crossings between the two countries, one of which is a railway crossing. Some crossings are only open to EEA, Swiss and Serbian nationals. The following is a table of the crossing points, listed from West to East:
Hungarian checkpoint County Serbian checkpoint District Route in Hungary Route in Serbia Status Opening times Hercegszántó Bács-Kiskun Bački Breg West Bačka International 24/7 Bácsszentgyörgy Bács-Kiskun Rastina West Bačka local road local road EEA/Serbian only 7:00-19:00 Bácsalmás Bács-Kiskun Bajmok North Bačka local road local road International 7:00-19:00 Tompa Bács-Kiskun Kelebija North Bačka International 24/7 Kelebia Bács-Kiskun Subotica North Bačka Railway Railway International 24/7 Ásotthalom Csongrád-Csanád Backi Vinogradi North Bačka local road M-101 EEA/Serbian only 7:00-19:00 Röszke 1 Csongrád-Csanád Horgoš 1 North Banat International 24/7 Röszke 2 Csongrád-Csanád Horgoš 2 North Banat M-100 EEA/Serbian only 7:00-19:00 Röszke Csongrád-Csanád Horgoš North Banat Railway Railway Closed Closed Tiszasziget Csongrád-Csanád Đala North Banat local road M-103 EEA/Serbian only 7:00-19:00 Kübekháza Csongrád-Csanád Rabe North Banat Road 43112 M-302 EEA/Serbian only 7:00-19:00
See also
Hungarian border barrier
References