From January 1, 2020, Magyar Posta will charge HUF 135 for non-priority letters and HUF 185 for priority letters up to 50 g.
At present, the rate for non-priority and priority standard size postcards are HUF 120 and HUF 160, respectively. The rates for non-priority and priority letters up to 50 g are HUF 165 and HUF 215, respectively.
Rates for delivery of non-priority letters up to 500 g will rise to HUF 390 from HUF 335. Rates for priority letters up to 500 g will increase to HUF 515 from HUF 445.
Rates for non-priority letters up to 2,000 g will climb to HUF 1,185 from HUF 1,055. Rates for priority letters up to 2,000 g will increase to HUF 1,490 from HUF 1,290.
The additional cost for registered letters will rise to HUF 405 from HUF 350.
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