Immigration
When you apply for Hungarian citizenship, you will be required to write a CV. This is in fact more like a motivation letter: its purpose is to convince the administrator working on your case that you are not only eligible for Hungarian citizenship, but also a valuable member of society whose presence will be beneficial to Hungary.
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When you move to Hungary, you will need long-term accommodation that can serve as your registered address in your residence permit. Renting an apartment is a convenient way for securing accommodation for a few years of stay, so many new residents choose to do so. A proper rental agreement will be required both for your residency application and your peace of mind – let’s see what it should include.
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EU nationals enjoy the freedom of movement within the European Union. This means that they can work in Hungary without a work permit. However, there are still some administrative tasks to perform before an EU national can start working at your Hungarian company.
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A recent survey intended to find out which investment immigration programs are the most popular among investors and agencies. The two most prominent programs, however, both offer fewer advantages than the Hungarian Golden Visa Program.
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When you apply for residency, you will need a place to live in Hungary which will also serve as your Hungarian address. Most people will rent an apartment as it is a cost-effective way to spend 2-3 years in Hungary. Here you will see an overview of aspects to consider.
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You and your partner can get married in Hungary if both of you are legally competent adults (above 18). You will need a civil ceremony with a representative of the registrar’s office as the officiant; having a religious ceremony is optional. The process is more or less the same for Hungarian and foreign couples, although it takes longer for foreigners because they will need additional documents to prove there are no legal obstacles to the marriage.
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I still remember standing in another long airport queue, watching my European colleagues breeze through the “EU Citizens” line while I shuffled forward with my Canadian passport. That’s when it hit me – my Hungarian roots weren’t just sentimental; they could make travel so much easier. Today, with my Hungarian passport, I finally enjoy the freedom and Hungarian Passport Perks that come with belonging.
— Guest post by Anikó Woods of How to Hungary.
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Do you have any questions about obtaining Hungarian citizenship and becoming Hungarian? Whether you arrived to Hungary as a foreign national or want to capitalize on your Hungarian heritage, you are welcome to join the next free webinar on December 9 presented by Helpers, Hungary’s leading provider of business and immigration services. The speaker will be Ms. Vivien Tóth, citizenship expert, and the event will be hosted by Anikó Woods, founder and author of the How to Hungary blog.
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If you have registered for Ügyfélkapu or the Client Gate, which is the gateway to electronic administration in Hungary, you also have an official electronic inbox at https://tarhely.gov.hu/ where you can receive secure messages from various government agencies.
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Do you have any questions about how to obtain Hungarian residency? Then join the next free webinar on October 29 presented by Helpers, Hungary’s leading provider of business and immigration services. The speaker will be Dr. Anna Kőszegi, immigration expert, and the event will be hosted by Anikó Woods, founder and author of the How to Hungary blog.
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