Border crossing point Vilok → Tisabec
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Weather at Vilok — Tisabec checkpoint for 7 days
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Heavy traffic 20 km/h (19 min ago)
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Vilok →
Tisabec
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Vilok — Tisabec border crossing
Current status (November 2025): An international car and bicycle crossing on the Ukraine–Hungary border, open daily 07:00–19:00. It serves passenger cars and cyclists; trucks are not admitted and pedestrians are not allowed through.
Typical waiting time is 10–40 minutes, rising to about one hour at peak. Many cyclists choose Vilok as a convenient point for trips toward the Tisza river and Hungary.
Key facts
- On the Vynohradiv — Vilok — Tisabec road
- About 13 km (~15 min) from Vynohradiv
- Opening hours: 07:00–19:00
- Vehicle types: cars and bicycles
- Pedestrian crossing: not permitted
- Daily traffic: 800–1400 vehicles/people
Queues and live data
Delays of 10–40 minutes are usual on weekdays, up to one hour during busy periods. Queues here are moderate and depend on cross-border traffic intensity, with the Ukraine–Hungary situation generally stable for cars and bicycles. Live queue length is updated regularly; check current waiting times at the Vilok checkpoint page and review historical patterns in the Ukraine–Hungary crossing statistics.
Documents and travellers
Cars and bicycles: a biometric passport, insurance, the "Green Card" (PDF), vehicle registration and a driving licence are needed for cars; cyclists face no additional vehicle restrictions. Emergency number: 112 (UA/HU).
New rules: EES (2025) and ETIAS (2026)
- EES: from 2025, biometric entry/exit registration applies to cars and bicycles.
- ETIAS: from late 2026, an electronic authorisation will be required to enter the Schengen area.