Embassy of Hungary in Cairo, Egypt; address 29 Mohamed Mazhar St. Zamalek, 4271161; phone +20227356478. Plus 1 other mission.
Head of mission: Dr. Ahmed Saad Ragab, Honorary Consul (as of 2010)
Hungary offers a rich blend of cultural and natural experiences, making it an appealing destination for some Egyptians. Budapest, in particular, draws visitors with its luxurious thermal baths and impressive architecture, showcasing a mix of historical charm and contemporary appeal. This vibrant country could attract a segment of Egypt's 111 million population.
Hungary is generally considered safe for tourists, including those from Egypt. It ranks 14th out of 160 countries on the Global Peace Index, indicating a high level of safety. In terms of walking alone at night, Hungary is ranked 16th among 40 European countries, though specific data for Egypt is not available. When comparing crime statistics, Hungary has a significantly lower murder rate of 0.8 per 100,000 people, compared to Egypt's 2.6. Both countries have similar female murder rates at 0.5. The Global Organized Crime Index also shows Hungary performing better in various crime categories. For example, Hungary has a mafia group index of 1.0 (better) compared to Egypt's 3.0, and lower scores in state crime (7.0 for Hungary vs. 8.0 for Egypt). Overall, while no destination is without risk, Hungary is statistically safer than Egypt, making it a favorable option for tourists.