Border between Serbia and Hungary
The border between the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of Hungary is a 151 km long river and land border in southeastern Europe . The border area is in the Pannonian Plain . As the EU's external border (Hungary), the border played an important role in the refugee crisis in Europe from 2015 , as it was on the Balkan route . Since March 9, 2016, no visa-requiring persons have been admitted to Serbia at the border without a visa (also not to Slovenia and Croatia).
history
The border has existed since 2006 after Serbia separated from the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia .
course
The border runs roughly from west to east; on the Hungarian side in the south and on the Serbian side in the north. The Tisza separates the countries over a stretch of just a few kilometers. Here too, as well as on side arms, there were illegal border crossings by migrants with deaths.
Neighbors
from west to east
Border crossings
Attachment
In the course of the refugee crisis from 2015 onwards , a border fence was erected on the Hungarian side , which is guarded by the military. This is located between Triplex Confinum near Kübekháza and near Hercegszántó .
Other international political borders
- Serbia
- Hungary
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