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Serbia Hungary
Also known as: Ásotthalom
There are currently no cameras available for this crossing.
Values are informative and subject to change. Before traveling, check the applicable regulations on the official pages of the customs authorities.
Bački Vinogradi is a border crossing between Serbia and Hungary, near Horgoš — a passenger-vehicles-only crossing that serves as an alternative to relieve Horgoš and Kelebija. Since 1 May 2026 it has operated 24 hours (previously 07:00–19:00, extended further during the summer tourist season in prior years). The Hungarian side of the crossing is Ásotthalom. It sits a short drive north of Subotica, and like Đala and Bajmok, it is one of the smaller crossings Serbian and Hungarian authorities lean on to spread passenger traffic away from the much busier Horgoš 1 and Kelebija, which also carry all the freight traffic on this stretch of border since Bački Vinogradi does not take trucks at all. Hungary has been in the Schengen Area since 2007, which gives this modest, village-to-village crossing the same full external EU border status as Horgoš — documents get checked here regardless of nationality. Ásotthalom itself is a short drive south of Szeged, on the Hungarian side, and the crossing is mostly used by drivers from the Subotica area making shorter trips into nearby Hungarian border towns.
