[2] The project officially commenced in 1984, following the signing of the cultural cooperation agreement between SFR Yugoslavia and Hungarian People's Republic.

[2] The archive in Szentendre officially began operations in 1990, coinciding with the tricentennial of the Great Migration of the Serbs under Patriarch Arsenije Čarnojević.

[2] Although not fully open to the general public, the Archive attracts significant interest from researchers, historians, and genealogists from Hungary, Serbia and from other countries.

[3] The digitization of key collections and the development of informative guides and catalogues have enhanced the archive's accessibility, allowing for more systematic research and study of the Serb community history in Hungary and wider areas of historical Lands of the Crown of Saint Stephen.

[3] On December 22, 2023, the Archive of the Eparchy of Buda in Szentendre, Hungary, celebrated the completion of its renovation and official reopening.