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Queue at Tisabec — Vilok (pedestrian)

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As of 14:20 the wait at Tisabec is 75 min. 10 vehicles are in the queue. Roughly 66 min to 84 min.

Updated (local time, UTC+1)
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Forecast for next 6 hours

Forecast is based on historical data and current trends. Day of week, time of day, and seasonality are taken into account.

Sat · 26.09.2026

Forecast for next 6 hoursToday (Sat · 26.09.2026): Peak load 16:00 — 4 pedestrians (~38 min), Shortest queue 12:00 — 0 pedestrians (~1 h 15 min) · Next hours: 12:00 — 0, 13:00 — 0, 14:00 — 1, 15:00 — 3, 16:00 — 4, 17:00 — 312:00 — 0 pedestrians · Wait time ~1 h 15 min0Now13:00 — 0 pedestrians · Wait time ~15 min01314:00 — 1 pedestrian · Wait time ~19 min11415:00 — 3 pedestrians · Wait time ~30 min31516:00 — 4 pedestrians · Wait time ~38 min41617:00 — 3 pedestrians · Wait time ~34 min317
Now0 pedestrians~1 h 15 minShortest queue
13:000 pedestrians~15 minRecommended times
14:001 pedestrian~19 minRecommended times
15:003 pedestrians~30 minBetter to avoid
16:004 pedestrians~38 minPeak load
17:003 pedestrians~34 minBetter to avoid

Peak load hours — Better to avoid: 15:00, 16:00, 17:00. Best crossing times — Recommended times: 12:00, 13:00, 14:00.

Pedestrians

Today (Sat · 26.09.2026): Peak load 16:00 — 4 pedestrians (~38 min), Shortest queue 12:00 — 0 pedestrians (~1 h 15 min) · Next hours: 12:00 — 0, 13:00 — 0, 14:00 — 1, 15:00 — 3, 16:00 — 4, 17:00 — 3

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Forecast for Tisabec (pedestrians) — updated at 10:00, covering the rest of today.

• This morning (10:00–12:00): ~15 min, light traffic.
• Midday today (12:00–17:00): ~35 min, busy (peaks at ~75 min around 16:00).
• This evening (17:00–21:00): ~35 min, busy.
• Late tonight (21:00–00:00): ~15 min, light traffic.

Best time to cross: This morning (10:00–12:00).

Next update: today at 12:00.
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Estimated from historical patterns for this crossing. Actual queues vary.

Detailed statistics for today and yesterday · Peak Hours · Data Comparison

Detailed statistics for today and yesterday

Border Queue Analysis at the Tisabec - pedestrian checkpoint for Yesterday

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Peak Hours

Travel Planning Tisabec On foot

Best days: Wednesday, Sunday (4 pedestrians, ~0.7-1.7 hrs).
Avoid: Saturday (30 pedestrians).

Queue comparison by day of week

Day Pedestrians Load Wait time
🟢 Wed413%~0.7-1.7 hrs
🔴 Sat30100%~3.3-4.3 hrs
🟢 Sun1033%~1.3-2.3 hrs

Peak time: Saturday 21:00 - 23:00.

Average wait time on Sunday: from 195 up to 195 min..

Based on the data, the best time to cross the border is Wednesday or Sunday, when the queue is shortest.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which day is best to cross Tisabec on foot?

Wednesday or Sunday — shortest queue (4 pedestrians, ~0.7-1.7 hrs waiting).

When to avoid crossing at Tisabec?

Saturday 21:00-23:00 — peak load (30 pedestrians).

What is the average queue wait time?

Depends on the day: 0-2 hrs (Wed), 1-3 hrs (Sun), 3-5 hrs (Sat).

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Best Time to Cross Tisabec today

12:00↓100%−100%
13:00↓100%−100%
14:00↓84%−84%
Based on historical data.
Queue Forecast•Statistics by Day

Current Data

As of 14:20, at Tisabec checkpoint there are 10 pedestrians waiting.

Does the EES system work at Tisabec border crossing?

EES Active

Yes, the Entry/Exit System (EES) is active at Tisabec border crossing. EES is an EU automated system for registering entry and exit of third-country nationals crossing the external borders of the Schengen Area.

The system records the date, time and place of border crossing, as well as biometric data (fingerprints and facial photo).

Learn more about EES

Information provided for trip planning only. Actual conditions may differ. Always check the latest data before departure.

No cameras available at this checkpoint

Tisabec: Ukrainian border-guard shift change at the Ukrainian–Hungarian border — when and how long to wait

Border guard shift change on the Ukrainian side of Tisabec happens twice a day — at 08:00 and 20:00 local time. These are regular shifts that ensure continuous border control.

During shift change, processing of of pedestrians at Tisabec typically slows for 20–60 minutes. To minimize wait, plan to cross 30+ minutes before or 60+ minutes after the approximate shift change. Check the live queue above for current status.

At the neighboring Hungary checkpoint the border-guard shift change happens at the same local times, but Hungary is on Central European Time — one hour behind Kyiv — so there it falls around 07:00 and 19:00 Kyiv time. Because the two shifts overlap, the slowdown stretches into wider windows on both sides: roughly 07:00–08:30 in the morning and 19:00–20:30 in the evening (Kyiv time). During these intervals, processing on both sides can noticeably slow down.

If the queue is long: a quick check before you join it

  • Fuel: fill up before the border — the engine runs for hours in the queue and the first station across may be 20–30 km away (fuel prices nearby).
  • Water and food for 4–6 hours, a bag for rubbish.
  • Power bank and cable — you need the phone for eCherha, navigation and reporting the queue.
  • Some cash in the currency of the country you are entering — not every kiosk or station near the border takes cards.
  • Documents in one place: passport, vehicle registration, insurance, Green Card (full list).
  • Toilets, cafés, currency exchange — services near the crossing.

How we calculate the wait time

Every figure on this page — the hero, today’s chart, the 7-day forecast and the source comparison — comes from one model, so they never contradict each other.

Why our figure differs from the official one

The border service publishes a vehicle count or an estimate made on its side of the border, and a camera shows one stretch of road. We combine these sources with driver reports and convert them into a wait time using this crossing’s own history, so our figure is an estimate of crossing time, not a vehicle count.

How the model works

  1. Base wait = vehicles in the queue × the average processing time per vehicle at this crossing (learned from the last weeks of history).
  2. The base wait is then adjusted for the lane mode, the weather and the current processing speed, with a correction around border-guard shift changes.
  3. The next-hours and 7-day forecasts use the same model on the typical profile of this weekday.

The best time is the hour with the lowest forecast queue from now until the end of the day; hours with known counter glitches are excluded.

The update time is shown in the hero. When no new data arrives for several hours, the page marks it as outdated and offers a refresh.

ℹ️ How is the forecast calculated? ▼
Data source:

Automatic calculation based on historical queue data and current checkpoint situation.

Factors considered:

The model analyzes typical load patterns by time of day and day of week.

Limitations:

Actual waiting time may vary due to unforeseen circumstances (repairs, incidents, seasonal peaks).

Improvements:

Forecast accuracy improves with more real-time data from users and official sources.

Data sources

Official sources: NAV (Tax & Customs), eQueue (eCherha)

Data source: Nakordoni’s own estimate, built from the sources listed above

Updated (local time, UTC+1)