Serving Massachusetts

Hungarian Consular Services for Massachusetts

No drive to New York. Monday appointments in Derry, NH — just 50 miles from Boston.

The Hungarian Community of Massachusetts

Massachusetts is home to the largest Hungarian-American community in New England — approximately 18,100 residents of Hungarian ancestry, concentrated in Greater Boston, Worcester County, and the Pioneer Valley. For decades, accessing Hungarian consular services meant a full-day trip to the Consulate General in Manhattan. The Honorary Consulate in Derry, NH changes that equation.

Greater Boston has the largest concentration of Hungarian-Americans in New England. The Hungarian community in Massachusetts includes long-established families in Newton, Brookline, and Wellesley, as well as newer arrivals in the greater metro area.

Driving from Massachusetts to our Derry, NH office

Boston

50 miles~1 hour

Worcester

70 miles~1 hr 15 min

Lowell

45 miles~50 min

Springfield

100 miles~1 hr 45 min

Cambridge

52 miles~1 hour

vs. NYC

New York is 225+ miles (4+ hours) — plus parking, tolls, and a full day of travel.

Services Available at Our Office

Notary Public

$10

For American documents requiring a notarial seal

Signature Authentication

$36

For Hungarian government documents

Most Requested

Copy Authentication

$24

Certified true copies for official use

Official Copy

$18

Consular-issued official copies

Life Certificate

No charge

For Hungarian pension recipients

Free Service

“I had no idea there was a Hungarian consul here in New England. I'd been driving to New York for years. My whole family will know about this now.”

Dual national, Massachusetts

Not Sure if We Can Help?

Some needs require the Consulate General in New York. See the full scope before making the trip.

What We Handle vs. New York →Book Your Monday Appointment

Honorary consuls do not work in a formal office, nor do they have fixed working hours or schedules. They do not receive compensation from Hungary for their duties and therefore cannot be held accountable for their work schedules.