Government Spokesman Zoltan Kovacs announced on July 29 that 22.2 billion forints would be allocated to the border barrier project. On August 29, the Ministry of Defense reported that, two days before the August 31 deadline, the first section of the barrier had been completed. The Hungary-Serbia border was sealed, and entry from the Balkan state was now only possible through official border checkpoints. In addition to the technical barrier, a temporary three-meter-high wire fence was also being built as part of a broader security barrier.
According to the most recent data, on Saturday, July 12, 2025, police officers on duty in Csongrad-Csanad county held up 22 border violators and prevented six more people from entering Hungary illegally in two separate incidents.
The illegal migrants claimed to be Syrian, Afghan, and Indian nationals, but they were unable to credibly prove their identity or the legality of their presence in Hungary. In accordance with current Hungarian law, the police escorted them back to the temporary security border fence, the police reported.
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