First steps in Budapest for Ukrainians
45 places with a real Ukrainian link: Ukrainian owners or staff, or service in Ukrainian. 27 have an address on the map, most of them District V — Belváros-Lipótváros, District VI — Terézváros, District IX — Ferencváros. Includes translators, help centres, real estate, language courses. Each place page has contacts, photos and a short description; updated October 2026.
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Hungarian Interchurch Aid — Ukrainian refugee centreHelp centresVIII district
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Settly RelocationResidence permitsV district
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VAingatlan — real estate agencyReal estateIII district
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Gutenberg Language School — Hungarian coursesLanguage coursesVII district
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Vakula ClubResidence permitsVI district
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LegalPointResidence permitsXIV district
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Budapest Helps! — centre for people from UkraineHelp centresV district
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RIF Budapest — Terre des hommes community spaceLanguage coursesIX district
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Krisztina Brumus — real estate agent (Halásztelek)Real estate
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Kornélia Kuti-Valykó — real estate agent (Blaha)Real estateVIII district
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Andrea Makai — real estate agent (Fehérvári út)Real estateXI district
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OFFI — Hungarian Office for Translation and AttestationTranslatorsVI district
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József Petei — real estate agent (Mátyás utca)Real estateIX district
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Vik-Filatti — parcels & passengers Chernivtsi – BudapestParcels to Ukraineno fixed address · mobile or online
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BAZA ConsultingResidence permitsII district
- Embassy of Ukraine in HungaryEmbassyXII district
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Csajkovics Viktor — translator, interpreter & hostTranslatorsXVI district
- UNHCR Hungary refugee helplineHelp centresII district
- Nova Post — Budapest 2 branchParcels to UkraineVI district
- Nova Post — PickUp Point Budapest 1Parcels to UkraineXI district
- Alex Oláh — real estate agent (Budaörs)Real estateBudaörs
- Ildikó Taradáj — real estate agent (Rákosliget)Real estateXVII district
- WOU-Groups Kft. — immigration supportResidence permitsV district
- Favorit — currency exchangeCurrency exchangeVII district
- Belvárosi Tanoda FoundationLanguage coursesV district
- Berecz Vladimir — translatorTranslatorsVI district
- Dévai Fogadó — refugee support centreHelp centresXIII district
- Kék Vonal — helpline for young people from UkraineHelp centresno fixed address · mobile or online
- Next Step Hungary AssociationHelp centresIX district
- Dopomoha v Uhorshchyni — translation & assistanceTranslatorsno fixed address · mobile or online
- IOM Hungary (International Organization for Migration)Help centresXIII district
- Iryna Holubovych — English tutorLanguage coursesno fixed address · mobile or online
- Ukrainian Educational Hub in HungaryLanguage coursesno fixed address · mobile or online
- Hungora School — Hungarian language coursesLanguage coursesno fixed address · mobile or online
- Nova Post — parcel lockers & partner pointsParcels to Ukraineno fixed address · mobile or online
- Teacher Evelin — Hungarian lessonsLanguage coursesno fixed address · mobile or online
- Engel Natália — certified translatorTranslatorsno fixed address · mobile or online
- Erdélyi Dió Félix — translatorTranslatorsXI district
- Erdélyi Katalin — translatorTranslatorsno fixed address · mobile or online
- Ilnyickaja Tatjána — translatorTranslatorsBudaörs
- Krivecki Erika — specialist translatorTranslatorsno fixed address · mobile or online
- Sütő Ljudmíla — translatorTranslatorsno fixed address · mobile or online
- Szabó Katalin — specialist translator & interpreterTranslatorsIX district
- Vikuk Judit — translator & interpreterTranslatorsno fixed address · mobile or online
- Virág Péter — translatorTranslatorsno fixed address · mobile or online
FAQ
How many places are in “First steps in Budapest for Ukrainians”?
45 right now; the list is updated (October 2026). Businesses can be added for free through the “Add a business” form.
Which places should I look at first?
The ones with the most complete information: Hungarian Interchurch Aid — Ukrainian refugee centre (VIII), Settly Relocation (V), VAingatlan — real estate agency (III). The order reflects data completeness, not advertising.
Can I speak Ukrainian there?
43 of 45 places list Ukrainian as a service language. The others are run by people from Ukraine; please confirm before visiting.