Border crossing point Nodyhodosh → Velyka Palad

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Distance to nearest cities

Nearest city: Debrecen (108 km)

Lviv 221 km

Budapest 293 km

Odesa 615 km

Kyiv 618 km

Traffic Status

Nearby Road Incidents 5

Closure

32.5 km

Road works

32.7 km

Closure

32.8 km

Closure

38.2 km

Closure

39.4 km

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Nodyhodosh → Velyka Palad

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Nodyhodosh → Velyka Palad border crossing is on the Ukraine-Hungary border. See the "Contacts and map" section above for the exact address and GPS coordinates.

The Nodyhodosh → Velyka Palad crossing has separate lanes for passenger cars, buses, trucks, and a Tax Free mode. Each type has its own page with live queue data.

Pick a transport type above — the page for that mode shows current wait time, a 24-hour forecast and live cameras.

Yes, the Nodyhodosh → Velyka Palad crossing operates 24/7. Specific modes (like Tax Free) may have their own schedule — see that mode's page for details.

Personal crossing is free. You may incur related fees: Green Card insurance, customs declarations for specific goods.

For trucks, the eCherha system requires advance registration. Cars and buses use the general flow.