Hungary
Country: Hungary
Age Range of Children: 3 and older
Age Requirement: 25 and up
Marriage Requirements: 1 year
Single Women: Yes
Expats: Case by case basis
Level of Special Need: Minor to Correctable
Serving Hungary Through Lifeline
International Adoption
About Hungary
Our on the ground team has more than 20 years of experience with adoption in Hungary, serving children and families alongside the Ministry of Human Capacities. Hungary has a strong foster care system, so the majority of children are adopted out of foster homes.
The Need
Hungary is a great program fit for families who feel called to pursue children under the age of 5 with minor medical and developmental special needs. Later this year, Lifeline will be celebrating the 100th child coming home from Hungary!
How You Can Help
Lifeline has facilitated adoptions from Hungary since 2010. We advocate for all children within the country, from all ethnicities and with a variety of special needs.
What’s Happening in Hungary
Pray for Hungary
One of the ways you can get involved in Hungary is to begin praying for the needs that are present there. Check back occasionally to see an updated list of prayer requests for this country. Prayer Points Pray for the Lord to…
Hungary Financial Information
Lifeline Agency Fees: Application – $300 This non-refundable fee is due at submission of your application. Once the application is accepted, then it will be processed by Lifeline to ensure you meet agency and country requirements. Acceptance of the application constitutes the…
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