List of ambassadors of Sweden to Hungary

[1] On 16 February 1921, Envoy Oskar Ewerlöf [sv] presented his credentials to Miklós Horthy, the Regent of Hungary.In January 1951, it was reported that the position of head of mission in Bucharest would be discontinued, which was also accredited to Budapest.In January 1964, it was proposed that the mission in Budapest should be granted independent status.[5] The same month, the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs announced that an agreement had been reached to elevate both the Swedish legation in Budapest and the Hungarian legation in Stockholm to embassies.[6] The decision to grant the mission in Budapest independent status and have it led by an ambassador was made by parliament in March 1964.

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