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I would like to know about medications that I take on a permanent basis and whether they are allowed to be brought into Budapest, Hungary.
I have a large amount of prescription only drugs that I take daily. Could you tell me if the following are allowed into Hungary to cover the days I will be holidaying there?
- Morphine sulphate/sevredol, pills needed: 28
- Diazapam, pills needed: 7
- Accrete, pills needed: 14
- Cetrizine, pills needed: 7
- Esomeprazole, pills needed: 7
- Estradot, pills needed: 2
- Ferous fumerate, pills needed: 14
- Folic acid, pills needed: 7
- Glucophage, pills needed: 14
- Humaline qwik pen, pens needed: 2
- Invega, tablets needed: 7
- Lamotigrine, tablets needed: 14
- Lamotigrine, tablets needed: 14
- Mirtazapine, tablets needed: 7
- Hypodermic insulin needles, needles needed: 14
- Naprozen, tablets needed: 14
- Pregabaline, tablets needed: 14
- Propranolol, tablets needed: 14
- Rifamaxin, tablets needed: 14
I will be bringing with me a prescription list as provided by my doctor. My pills are placed in a pill dispensing box once a week, so I do not need the boxes.
Is it alright just to bring the dispensing box and a repeat prescription list, rather than bringing each different medication in its original box?
Bringing each individual box would take an enormous amount of room, and leave little room in my hand baggage for anything else.
hungary
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I would like to know about medications that I take on a permanent basis and whether they are allowed to be brought into Budapest, Hungary.
I have a large amount of prescription only drugs that I take daily. Could you tell me if the following are allowed into Hungary to cover the days I will be holidaying there?
- Morphine sulphate/sevredol, pills needed: 28
- Diazapam, pills needed: 7
- Accrete, pills needed: 14
- Cetrizine, pills needed: 7
- Esomeprazole, pills needed: 7
- Estradot, pills needed: 2
- Ferous fumerate, pills needed: 14
- Folic acid, pills needed: 7
- Glucophage, pills needed: 14
- Humaline qwik pen, pens needed: 2
- Invega, tablets needed: 7
- Lamotigrine, tablets needed: 14
- Lamotigrine, tablets needed: 14
- Mirtazapine, tablets needed: 7
- Hypodermic insulin needles, needles needed: 14
- Naprozen, tablets needed: 14
- Pregabaline, tablets needed: 14
- Propranolol, tablets needed: 14
- Rifamaxin, tablets needed: 14
I will be bringing with me a prescription list as provided by my doctor. My pills are placed in a pill dispensing box once a week, so I do not need the boxes.
Is it alright just to bring the dispensing box and a repeat prescription list, rather than bringing each different medication in its original box?
Bringing each individual box would take an enormous amount of room, and leave little room in my hand baggage for anything else.
hungary
edited 18 hours ago
dda
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asked 19 hours ago
Clare Manning
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Now I need some analgesics for my poor ears.
– Henning Makholm
19 hours ago
3
In which country did you obtain the doctor's prescription?
– Richard Beasley
19 hours ago
1
For reference, writing in all capital/uppercase letters indicates shouting in internet communication.
– Roddy of the Frozen Peas
19 hours ago
Please make an effort to make a readable list.
– Sebastiaan van den Broek
19 hours ago
Plan for a looooooong time at Customs. Remembering Customs will be at the first airport you land inside the Schengen area, and anywhere else not in Schengen. So if you go Mexico City - JFK - Heathrow - Warsaw - Hungary, you'll do customs at JFK, Heathrow and Warsaw.
– Harper
3 hours ago
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I would like to know about medications that I take on a permanent basis and whether they are allowed to be brought into Budapest, Hungary.
I have a large amount of prescription only drugs that I take daily. Could you tell me if the following are allowed into Hungary to cover the days I will be holidaying there?
- Morphine sulphate/sevredol, pills needed: 28
- Diazapam, pills needed: 7
- Accrete, pills needed: 14
- Cetrizine, pills needed: 7
- Esomeprazole, pills needed: 7
- Estradot, pills needed: 2
- Ferous fumerate, pills needed: 14
- Folic acid, pills needed: 7
- Glucophage, pills needed: 14
- Humaline qwik pen, pens needed: 2
- Invega, tablets needed: 7
- Lamotigrine, tablets needed: 14
- Lamotigrine, tablets needed: 14
- Mirtazapine, tablets needed: 7
- Hypodermic insulin needles, needles needed: 14
- Naprozen, tablets needed: 14
- Pregabaline, tablets needed: 14
- Propranolol, tablets needed: 14
- Rifamaxin, tablets needed: 14
I will be bringing with me a prescription list as provided by my doctor. My pills are placed in a pill dispensing box once a week, so I do not need the boxes.
Is it alright just to bring the dispensing box and a repeat prescription list, rather than bringing each different medication in its original box?
Bringing each individual box would take an enormous amount of room, and leave little room in my hand baggage for anything else.
hungary
edited 18 hours ago
dda
12.8k32444
asked 19 hours ago
Clare Manning
461
I would like to know about medications that I take on a permanent basis and whether they are allowed to be brought into Budapest, Hungary.
I have a large amount of prescription only drugs that I take daily. Could you tell me if the following are allowed into Hungary to cover the days I will be holidaying there?
- Morphine sulphate/sevredol, pills needed: 28
- Diazapam, pills needed: 7
- Accrete, pills needed: 14
- Cetrizine, pills needed: 7
- Esomeprazole, pills needed: 7
- Estradot, pills needed: 2
- Ferous fumerate, pills needed: 14
- Folic acid, pills needed: 7
- Glucophage, pills needed: 14
- Humaline qwik pen, pens needed: 2
- Invega, tablets needed: 7
- Lamotigrine, tablets needed: 14
- Lamotigrine, tablets needed: 14
- Mirtazapine, tablets needed: 7
- Hypodermic insulin needles, needles needed: 14
- Naprozen, tablets needed: 14
- Pregabaline, tablets needed: 14
- Propranolol, tablets needed: 14
- Rifamaxin, tablets needed: 14
I will be bringing with me a prescription list as provided by my doctor. My pills are placed in a pill dispensing box once a week, so I do not need the boxes.
Is it alright just to bring the dispensing box and a repeat prescription list, rather than bringing each different medication in its original box?
Bringing each individual box would take an enormous amount of room, and leave little room in my hand baggage for anything else.
hungary
edited 18 hours ago
dda
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asked 19 hours ago
Clare Manning
461
edited 18 hours ago
dda
12.8k32444
edited 18 hours ago
dda
12.8k32444
edited 18 hours ago
dda
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12.8k32444
asked 19 hours ago
Clare Manning
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asked 19 hours ago
Clare Manning
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asked 19 hours ago
Clare Manning
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4
Now I need some analgesics for my poor ears.
– Henning Makholm
19 hours ago
3
In which country did you obtain the doctor's prescription?
– Richard Beasley
19 hours ago
1
For reference, writing in all capital/uppercase letters indicates shouting in internet communication.
– Roddy of the Frozen Peas
19 hours ago
Please make an effort to make a readable list.
– Sebastiaan van den Broek
19 hours ago
Plan for a looooooong time at Customs. Remembering Customs will be at the first airport you land inside the Schengen area, and anywhere else not in Schengen. So if you go Mexico City - JFK - Heathrow - Warsaw - Hungary, you'll do customs at JFK, Heathrow and Warsaw.
– Harper
3 hours ago
 |Â
show 2 more comments
4
Now I need some analgesics for my poor ears.
– Henning Makholm
19 hours ago
3
In which country did you obtain the doctor's prescription?
– Richard Beasley
19 hours ago
1
For reference, writing in all capital/uppercase letters indicates shouting in internet communication.
– Roddy of the Frozen Peas
19 hours ago
Please make an effort to make a readable list.
– Sebastiaan van den Broek
19 hours ago
Plan for a looooooong time at Customs. Remembering Customs will be at the first airport you land inside the Schengen area, and anywhere else not in Schengen. So if you go Mexico City - JFK - Heathrow - Warsaw - Hungary, you'll do customs at JFK, Heathrow and Warsaw.
– Harper
3 hours ago
4
4
Now I need some analgesics for my poor ears.
– Henning Makholm
19 hours ago
Now I need some analgesics for my poor ears.
– Henning Makholm
19 hours ago
3
3
In which country did you obtain the doctor's prescription?
– Richard Beasley
19 hours ago
In which country did you obtain the doctor's prescription?
– Richard Beasley
19 hours ago
1
1
For reference, writing in all capital/uppercase letters indicates shouting in internet communication.
– Roddy of the Frozen Peas
19 hours ago
For reference, writing in all capital/uppercase letters indicates shouting in internet communication.
– Roddy of the Frozen Peas
19 hours ago
Please make an effort to make a readable list.
– Sebastiaan van den Broek
19 hours ago
Please make an effort to make a readable list.
– Sebastiaan van den Broek
19 hours ago
Plan for a looooooong time at Customs. Remembering Customs will be at the first airport you land inside the Schengen area, and anywhere else not in Schengen. So if you go Mexico City - JFK - Heathrow - Warsaw - Hungary, you'll do customs at JFK, Heathrow and Warsaw.
– Harper
3 hours ago
Plan for a looooooong time at Customs. Remembering Customs will be at the first airport you land inside the Schengen area, and anywhere else not in Schengen. So if you go Mexico City - JFK - Heathrow - Warsaw - Hungary, you'll do customs at JFK, Heathrow and Warsaw.
– Harper
3 hours ago
 |Â
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With respect to the other author, I'm not so sure this will be trouble-free. We have another question here about taking prescription drugs to Hungary, which quotes an official source as saying
Products containing narcotic substances can only enter with the special permission of the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
which would certainly include morphine, and quite possibly diazepam. Although the site giving the original advice is down, and the replacement is much less helpful, I would never assume it'll be OK to cross a border with narcotics. You should probably contact your local Hungarian embassy/consulate and get advice from the source, preferably in writing.
answered 16 hours ago
MadHatter
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TL;DR:
Take your medication with the original box with the pills inside the sealed blister pack with doctors prescription. Get in touch with your nearest Hungarian Embassy/Consulate and cross check if these prescriptions are permissible into Hungary.
Long version:
If I were you I would take the medications with their original boxes and the pills/tablets in their sealed blister packs, alongside with your dispensing box.
Should Customs pull you aside with all these medicines, it is easier for the Customs officials to identify the medication by looking at the chemical ingredients on the box, rather than them looking at a pill and taking your word for what they are.
If these drugs are for legitimate use, you've got nothing to be scared for, and it is good to be prepared for the unforeseen, by having as much printed documentation on you to show officials when you arrive.
Furthermore it might be advisable to take a doctors prescription with you and let your doctor and pharmacist know you're travelling overseas, should the Customs officials want to cross check with your doctor/pharmacist.
With so many medicines, it might be advisable to get in touch with your nearest Hungarian Embassy/Consulate, and go over your list of medication and ask if these are permissible to Hungary? If it is permissible, you should request to get a written document from them stating so.
Furthermore it might be good to have a record on when and who you spoke with at which Hungarian Embassy, should you have any problems while you're travelling.
answered 18 hours ago
3kstc
477310
If need be you can take a 2nd piece of hand baggage for your drugs, as a reasonable adjustment (at least on any European flight)
– Ian Turton
10 hours ago
8
Just because it is legal to prescribe certain drugs in one country it does not follow that it is legal to bring in those drugs to a country where it might not be legal to prescribe the same drugs. Cannabis (even only cannabisoil pills) would be an example. To advice a person to just bring drugs across a border without checking the rules before travelling is bad advice.
– Bent
10 hours ago
@Bent thank you for your feedback, I've tried to improve my answer.
– 3kstc
4 hours ago
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2 Answers
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active
oldest
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
17
down vote
With respect to the other author, I'm not so sure this will be trouble-free. We have another question here about taking prescription drugs to Hungary, which quotes an official source as saying
Products containing narcotic substances can only enter with the special permission of the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
which would certainly include morphine, and quite possibly diazepam. Although the site giving the original advice is down, and the replacement is much less helpful, I would never assume it'll be OK to cross a border with narcotics. You should probably contact your local Hungarian embassy/consulate and get advice from the source, preferably in writing.
answered 16 hours ago
MadHatter
6,43512444
add a comment |Â
up vote
17
down vote
With respect to the other author, I'm not so sure this will be trouble-free. We have another question here about taking prescription drugs to Hungary, which quotes an official source as saying
Products containing narcotic substances can only enter with the special permission of the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
which would certainly include morphine, and quite possibly diazepam. Although the site giving the original advice is down, and the replacement is much less helpful, I would never assume it'll be OK to cross a border with narcotics. You should probably contact your local Hungarian embassy/consulate and get advice from the source, preferably in writing.
answered 16 hours ago
MadHatter
6,43512444
add a comment |Â
up vote
17
down vote
up vote
17
down vote
With respect to the other author, I'm not so sure this will be trouble-free. We have another question here about taking prescription drugs to Hungary, which quotes an official source as saying
Products containing narcotic substances can only enter with the special permission of the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
which would certainly include morphine, and quite possibly diazepam. Although the site giving the original advice is down, and the replacement is much less helpful, I would never assume it'll be OK to cross a border with narcotics. You should probably contact your local Hungarian embassy/consulate and get advice from the source, preferably in writing.
answered 16 hours ago
MadHatter
6,43512444
With respect to the other author, I'm not so sure this will be trouble-free. We have another question here about taking prescription drugs to Hungary, which quotes an official source as saying
Products containing narcotic substances can only enter with the special permission of the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
which would certainly include morphine, and quite possibly diazepam. Although the site giving the original advice is down, and the replacement is much less helpful, I would never assume it'll be OK to cross a border with narcotics. You should probably contact your local Hungarian embassy/consulate and get advice from the source, preferably in writing.
answered 16 hours ago
MadHatter
6,43512444
answered 16 hours ago
MadHatter
6,43512444
answered 16 hours ago
MadHatter
6,43512444
answered 16 hours ago
MadHatter
6,43512444
6,43512444
add a comment |Â
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
TL;DR:
Take your medication with the original box with the pills inside the sealed blister pack with doctors prescription. Get in touch with your nearest Hungarian Embassy/Consulate and cross check if these prescriptions are permissible into Hungary.
Long version:
If I were you I would take the medications with their original boxes and the pills/tablets in their sealed blister packs, alongside with your dispensing box.
Should Customs pull you aside with all these medicines, it is easier for the Customs officials to identify the medication by looking at the chemical ingredients on the box, rather than them looking at a pill and taking your word for what they are.
If these drugs are for legitimate use, you've got nothing to be scared for, and it is good to be prepared for the unforeseen, by having as much printed documentation on you to show officials when you arrive.
Furthermore it might be advisable to take a doctors prescription with you and let your doctor and pharmacist know you're travelling overseas, should the Customs officials want to cross check with your doctor/pharmacist.
With so many medicines, it might be advisable to get in touch with your nearest Hungarian Embassy/Consulate, and go over your list of medication and ask if these are permissible to Hungary? If it is permissible, you should request to get a written document from them stating so.
Furthermore it might be good to have a record on when and who you spoke with at which Hungarian Embassy, should you have any problems while you're travelling.
answered 18 hours ago
3kstc
477310
If need be you can take a 2nd piece of hand baggage for your drugs, as a reasonable adjustment (at least on any European flight)
– Ian Turton
10 hours ago
8
Just because it is legal to prescribe certain drugs in one country it does not follow that it is legal to bring in those drugs to a country where it might not be legal to prescribe the same drugs. Cannabis (even only cannabisoil pills) would be an example. To advice a person to just bring drugs across a border without checking the rules before travelling is bad advice.
– Bent
10 hours ago
@Bent thank you for your feedback, I've tried to improve my answer.
– 3kstc
4 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
TL;DR:
Take your medication with the original box with the pills inside the sealed blister pack with doctors prescription. Get in touch with your nearest Hungarian Embassy/Consulate and cross check if these prescriptions are permissible into Hungary.
Long version:
If I were you I would take the medications with their original boxes and the pills/tablets in their sealed blister packs, alongside with your dispensing box.
Should Customs pull you aside with all these medicines, it is easier for the Customs officials to identify the medication by looking at the chemical ingredients on the box, rather than them looking at a pill and taking your word for what they are.
If these drugs are for legitimate use, you've got nothing to be scared for, and it is good to be prepared for the unforeseen, by having as much printed documentation on you to show officials when you arrive.
Furthermore it might be advisable to take a doctors prescription with you and let your doctor and pharmacist know you're travelling overseas, should the Customs officials want to cross check with your doctor/pharmacist.
With so many medicines, it might be advisable to get in touch with your nearest Hungarian Embassy/Consulate, and go over your list of medication and ask if these are permissible to Hungary? If it is permissible, you should request to get a written document from them stating so.
Furthermore it might be good to have a record on when and who you spoke with at which Hungarian Embassy, should you have any problems while you're travelling.
answered 18 hours ago
3kstc
477310
If need be you can take a 2nd piece of hand baggage for your drugs, as a reasonable adjustment (at least on any European flight)
– Ian Turton
10 hours ago
8
Just because it is legal to prescribe certain drugs in one country it does not follow that it is legal to bring in those drugs to a country where it might not be legal to prescribe the same drugs. Cannabis (even only cannabisoil pills) would be an example. To advice a person to just bring drugs across a border without checking the rules before travelling is bad advice.
– Bent
10 hours ago
@Bent thank you for your feedback, I've tried to improve my answer.
– 3kstc
4 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
TL;DR:
Take your medication with the original box with the pills inside the sealed blister pack with doctors prescription. Get in touch with your nearest Hungarian Embassy/Consulate and cross check if these prescriptions are permissible into Hungary.
Long version:
If I were you I would take the medications with their original boxes and the pills/tablets in their sealed blister packs, alongside with your dispensing box.
Should Customs pull you aside with all these medicines, it is easier for the Customs officials to identify the medication by looking at the chemical ingredients on the box, rather than them looking at a pill and taking your word for what they are.
If these drugs are for legitimate use, you've got nothing to be scared for, and it is good to be prepared for the unforeseen, by having as much printed documentation on you to show officials when you arrive.
Furthermore it might be advisable to take a doctors prescription with you and let your doctor and pharmacist know you're travelling overseas, should the Customs officials want to cross check with your doctor/pharmacist.
With so many medicines, it might be advisable to get in touch with your nearest Hungarian Embassy/Consulate, and go over your list of medication and ask if these are permissible to Hungary? If it is permissible, you should request to get a written document from them stating so.
Furthermore it might be good to have a record on when and who you spoke with at which Hungarian Embassy, should you have any problems while you're travelling.
answered 18 hours ago
3kstc
477310
TL;DR:
Take your medication with the original box with the pills inside the sealed blister pack with doctors prescription. Get in touch with your nearest Hungarian Embassy/Consulate and cross check if these prescriptions are permissible into Hungary.
Long version:
If I were you I would take the medications with their original boxes and the pills/tablets in their sealed blister packs, alongside with your dispensing box.
Should Customs pull you aside with all these medicines, it is easier for the Customs officials to identify the medication by looking at the chemical ingredients on the box, rather than them looking at a pill and taking your word for what they are.
If these drugs are for legitimate use, you've got nothing to be scared for, and it is good to be prepared for the unforeseen, by having as much printed documentation on you to show officials when you arrive.
Furthermore it might be advisable to take a doctors prescription with you and let your doctor and pharmacist know you're travelling overseas, should the Customs officials want to cross check with your doctor/pharmacist.
With so many medicines, it might be advisable to get in touch with your nearest Hungarian Embassy/Consulate, and go over your list of medication and ask if these are permissible to Hungary? If it is permissible, you should request to get a written document from them stating so.
Furthermore it might be good to have a record on when and who you spoke with at which Hungarian Embassy, should you have any problems while you're travelling.
answered 18 hours ago
3kstc
477310
edited 4 hours ago
answered 18 hours ago
3kstc
477310
answered 18 hours ago
3kstc
477310
answered 18 hours ago
3kstc
477310
477310
If need be you can take a 2nd piece of hand baggage for your drugs, as a reasonable adjustment (at least on any European flight)
– Ian Turton
10 hours ago
8
Just because it is legal to prescribe certain drugs in one country it does not follow that it is legal to bring in those drugs to a country where it might not be legal to prescribe the same drugs. Cannabis (even only cannabisoil pills) would be an example. To advice a person to just bring drugs across a border without checking the rules before travelling is bad advice.
– Bent
10 hours ago
@Bent thank you for your feedback, I've tried to improve my answer.
– 3kstc
4 hours ago
add a comment |Â
If need be you can take a 2nd piece of hand baggage for your drugs, as a reasonable adjustment (at least on any European flight)
– Ian Turton
10 hours ago
8
Just because it is legal to prescribe certain drugs in one country it does not follow that it is legal to bring in those drugs to a country where it might not be legal to prescribe the same drugs. Cannabis (even only cannabisoil pills) would be an example. To advice a person to just bring drugs across a border without checking the rules before travelling is bad advice.
– Bent
10 hours ago
@Bent thank you for your feedback, I've tried to improve my answer.
– 3kstc
4 hours ago
If need be you can take a 2nd piece of hand baggage for your drugs, as a reasonable adjustment (at least on any European flight)
– Ian Turton
10 hours ago
If need be you can take a 2nd piece of hand baggage for your drugs, as a reasonable adjustment (at least on any European flight)
– Ian Turton
10 hours ago
8
8
Just because it is legal to prescribe certain drugs in one country it does not follow that it is legal to bring in those drugs to a country where it might not be legal to prescribe the same drugs. Cannabis (even only cannabisoil pills) would be an example. To advice a person to just bring drugs across a border without checking the rules before travelling is bad advice.
– Bent
10 hours ago
Just because it is legal to prescribe certain drugs in one country it does not follow that it is legal to bring in those drugs to a country where it might not be legal to prescribe the same drugs. Cannabis (even only cannabisoil pills) would be an example. To advice a person to just bring drugs across a border without checking the rules before travelling is bad advice.
– Bent
10 hours ago
@Bent thank you for your feedback, I've tried to improve my answer.
– 3kstc
4 hours ago
@Bent thank you for your feedback, I've tried to improve my answer.
– 3kstc
4 hours ago
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4
Now I need some analgesics for my poor ears.
– Henning Makholm
19 hours ago
3
In which country did you obtain the doctor's prescription?
– Richard Beasley
19 hours ago
1
For reference, writing in all capital/uppercase letters indicates shouting in internet communication.
– Roddy of the Frozen Peas
19 hours ago
Please make an effort to make a readable list.
– Sebastiaan van den Broek
19 hours ago
Plan for a looooooong time at Customs. Remembering Customs will be at the first airport you land inside the Schengen area, and anywhere else not in Schengen. So if you go Mexico City - JFK - Heathrow - Warsaw - Hungary, you'll do customs at JFK, Heathrow and Warsaw.
– Harper
3 hours ago