Border crossing point Velyka Palad → Nodyhodosh
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32.5 km
32.7 km
32.8 km
38.2 km
39.4 km
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Velyka Palad → Nodyhodosh
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Velyka Palad — Nodyhodosh: crossing overview
An international road and cycling checkpoint on the border between Ukraine and Hungary, linking Velyka Palad on the Ukrainian side with Nodyhodosh on the Hungarian side. It operates daily from 07:00 to 19:00 and is dedicated to passenger traffic.
The crossing handles cars, motorcycles and bicycles, with a daily flow of roughly 600–1,100 vehicles and travellers. Trucks are not admitted, and pedestrian transit is not permitted here.
Key facts
- Route: Vynohradiv — Velyka Palad — Nodyhodosh (HU)
- About 18 km (~20 min) from Vynohradiv; 4 km from Nodyhodosh on the Hungarian side
- Opening hours: 07:00–19:00 daily
- Permitted vehicles: cars, motorcycles, bicycles
- Pedestrian crossing: not allowed
Queues and waiting times
Waiting times for cars are typically 5–30 minutes, rising to about an hour at peak periods. Because of the limited operating hours and the focus on passenger cars and cyclists, queues here are usually short on weekdays.
Live queue data and current wait estimates are available on the checkpoint page at /en/id/id_380, while historical patterns for the Ukraine–Hungary route can be reviewed at /en/stat/1/4.
Documents and EES/ETIAS changes
For drivers and cyclists: a biometric passport, insurance, the "Green Card" (PDF), vehicle registration and a driving licence are required. No separate restrictions apply to cyclists or motorcyclists.
- EES: the biometric Entry/Exit System applies from 2025 to all vehicle categories.
- ETIAS: from late 2026, electronic authorisation will be needed for visa-free travel into the Schengen area.
Services and contacts
- Parking, toilets, shelter for cyclists and Wi-Fi
- Emergency number: 112 (UA/HU)
- GPS: 48.114044, 22.727433