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This program is: open
Children available for adoption are generally between 3-7 years of age, more boys than girls, as well as older and special needs children. In 2011, U.S. citizens adopted approximately four children from Hungary. Children reside in orphanages and foster care.
Visit the Adoption Directory for Hungary Adoption Agencies and other professionals and services.
Travel required: Both (if married) must travel, approx. stay 3-6 weeks.
Convention Country?: Yes
Singles accepted: Yes, but not preferred.
Other: Post-placement reports required for 6 months.
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