تنها نماینده رسمی خاورمیانه دانشگاه پچ مجارستانکلیات واکسیناسیون کرونا در مجارستان
راهنمای گام به گام ثبت نام تزریق واکسن کووید 19 برای دانشجویان بین المللی:
هر چیزی که نیاز دارید درباره واکسینه شدن در مجارستان بدانید
کارت واکسن کرونای مجارستان
چگونگی واکسیناسیون کرونا در مجارستان
با نزدیک شدن سال تحصیلی جدید، دانشگاه پچ مجارستان از سپتامبر 2021 برای استقبال از دانشجویان بین المللی در دانشگاه آماده می شود. کشور مجارستان در اتحادیه اروپا و همچنین سطح جهانی به دلیل کیفیت بالای ارائه آموزش و جوامع مهمان نواز از نظر فرهنگی، به طور فزاینده ای هر ساله مقصدی ایده آل جهت تحصیلات به خصوص در رشته پزشکی برای دانشجویان بین المللی به شمار می رود.
نقش دانشگاه پچ در واکسیناسیون کرونا
دانشگاه پچ مجارستان در پاندمی کرونا سلامتی و ایمنی دانشجویان خود را در بالاترین اولویت قرار داده و در عین حال کیفیت بالای آموزش خود را از طریق پلتفورم های آموزش مجازی حفظ کرده است.
در چند ماه اخیر در راستای موفقیت آمیز بودن برنامه واکسیناسیون سراسری مجارستان در برابر کووید -19، فرصت های تحصیلی برای دانشجویان خارجی در دانشگاه پچ افزایش چشمگیری داشته اند. اگر شما نیز به دنبال تحصیل در یکی از برترین دانشگاه های پزشکی جهان می باشید، می توانید با دنبال کردن راهنمای زیر اطلاعات مربوط به واکسیناسیون کووید-19 برای دانشجویان خارجی را کسب کنید.
در این راهنما علاوه بر ارائه اطلاعات به روز و دقیق، به سوالات متداول نیز پاسخ داده شده اند.
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این مطلب توسط گروه نوآوران دانش که دفتر خاورمیانه دانشگاه پچ در ایران می باشد تهیه شده تکثیر از آن به هر نحوی بر اساس نام سایر گروه ها تخلف بوده و از انجا که مطلب در کتاب جامع تحصیل مجارستان که توسط انتشارات نواوران دانش در کتاب خانه ملی ثبت شده و به چاپ رسیده دارای حقوق مادی و معنوی می باشد . تکثیر و استفاده از این مطالب با نام سایرین تخلف و متخلفین تحت پیگرد قانونی قرار می گیرند.
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Travel in Hungary
Everyone should comply with the measures put in place in Hungary to limit the spread of COVID-19.
Curfews are no longer in place and all shops and service providers are able to open as normal. Those who have received their first vaccine dose are issued with an Immunity Certification from the Government.
It is no longer mandatory to wear a face mask, except in hospitals and social institutions.
There is no longer any requirement to produce an Immunity Certificate to enter restaurants, hotels and leisure facilities and attend cultural events with booked seating.
Social distancing rules are no longer in force.
For sporting, dance and other indoor events, as well as outdoor events with more than 500 people attendance, limits remain in force and entry is only allowed to holders of Immunity Certificates. Children aged under 18 may only attend if a holder of an Immunity Certificate or under the supervision of an adult holding an Immunity Certificate.
All COVID-19 related restrictions will be lifted for state and municipal events on 22-23 October, and also for church, state and municipal commemorations and cemetery visits on the occasion of All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day (1-2 November).
Family and private gatherings are allowed up to 100 people, weddings may take place with up to 400 people, and there are no longer any limits for attending funerals. Visits to hospitals and social care facilities are allowed for all types of visitor, but it is mandatory to wear face masks. Visitors are banned from wards where coronavirus patients are cared for. Please check with the hospital for specific restrictions before visiting.
Local authorities have some powers to introduce additional restrictions, so follow local instructions.
The full details are set out on the Hungarian government website.
Resident permits
UK nationals living in Hungary should note that the National Directorate General for Aliens Policing has introduced changes in in-person appointments to help reduce the spread of the virus.
If you are a UK national residing in Hungary for over three months, and trying to register your stay, you should visit the webpage of the National Directorate General for Aliens Policing for guidance on how to do this.
Healthcare in Hungary
For contact details for English speaking doctors visit our list of healthcare providers.
Your emotional and mental wellbeing is important. Read guidance on how to look after your mental wellbeing and mental health
View Health for further details on healthcare in Hungary.
See also the guidance on healthcare if you’re waiting to return to the UK.
COVID-19 vaccines if you live in Hungary
We will update this page when the Government of Hungary announces new information on the national vaccination programme. You can sign up to get email notifications when this page is updated.
The Hungary national vaccination programme started in December 2020 and is using the AstraZeneca, Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, Janssen (Johnson and Johnson), Sinopharm and Sputnik V vaccines. The Government of Hungary has stated that British nationals resident in Hungary are eligible for vaccination if they choose to join the programme, including those unable to register for a TAJ number.
The Hungarian authorities have asked people to register their interest in receiving a vaccine on the National Health Insurance Fund of Hungary (NEAK) website (in Hungarian only). Once registered, the authorities will invite people for vaccination based on the order of priority determined by the national vaccination programme. You may check if your registration for the vaccine has been successful.
Those who have tested positive for coronavirus over the past 3 months can now also receive their first dose.
As of 1 August, if you are over 18 and have received both the first and second doses of your C-19 vaccination in Hungary, you are eligible for a third (booster) dose. The third dose should come at least four months after the second one. You can book your third dose online. Booking is currently available only for those who have a Hungarian health insurance (TAJ) number.
Vaccinated persons and those who have previously contracted the COVID-19 virus are eligible for a Hungarian Immunity Certificate.
If you have received your vaccination in Hungary but have not received your immunity certificate, you should check on the status of your certificate with your local government office (Kormanyablak) either in person or online (Hungarian Government Services System (Ügyfélkapu) account required). If they say that there is not enough information in their database about your vaccination, then you should ask the doctor who arranged your vaccine to check if your details are correctly entered in the Hungarian Electronic Health Service System (EESZT) as a foreigner, along with an ID number issued by your government.
If you are a permanent resident in Hungary and received your vaccination abroad (in the UK) and you would like to receive a Hungarian immunity certificate, you should reach out to your local government office (Kormanyablak) either in person or online (Hungarian Government Services System (Ügyfélkapu) account required) to register your vaccination and apply for an immunity certificate.
کرات واکسن کرونا در مجارستان
Find out more, including about vaccines that are authorised in the UK or approved by the World Health Organisation, on the COVID-19 vaccines if you live abroad. If you’re a British national living in Hungary, you should seek medical advice from your local healthcare provider. Information about COVID-19 vaccines used in the national programme where you live, including regulatory status, should be available from local authorities.
If you receive your COVID-19 vaccination in Hungary, you can get an EU Digital COVID Certificate from the national authorities. The Certificate proves that you have been vaccinated against COVID-19, received a negative test result, or recovered from COVID-19. It will help facilitate your travel within the EU and, in some countries, you can use it to demonstrate your COVID-19 status to businesses and other organisations. For further information visit the European Commission’s EU Digital COVID Certificate page.