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The time has come: the Hungarian Golden Visa Program has officially launched. Starting from 1 July 2024, you can apply for your guest investor visa, which is the first step to obtaining 10+10 years of Hungarian residency. We are here to assist you every step of the way.
Several European countries offer residency for financially independent individuals. While Hungary does not have such a program, the golden visa program set to launch in July 2024 is an excellent alternative, just like some other Hungarian residency options. Understanding financial independence Typically, you can apply for EU residency if you have a specific purpose, such…
Get an overview of how real estate funds work, and what you need to keep in mind if you want Hungarian residency through this type of investment.
In the new Hungarian golden visa program, you will need both a guest investor visa and a guest investor resident permit. But what is the difference and how do they work? Find out more below.
Interested in getting a Hungarian golden visa by buying property? The application period for the Hungarian golden visa program does not start until July 2024, but it is wise to start looking for residential real estate in Hungary now.
Although Hungarian citizenship is not included in the golden visa program, you can still apply for it through the regular process. Let’s explore how that works.
Hungary’s Golden Visa program is set to start in July 2024. It offers three ways for investors to get 10-year residency in the EU for themselves and their immediate family. While all the details aren’t finalized yet, we know a lot already.
The new immigration Hungary has come into force on 1 January 2024. This means that this year you will able to apply for 10-year Hungarian residency. If you want to, you can bring your family too.
With significant changes to the immigration law taking effect on January 1st, 2024, the landscape for residency seekers is undergoing a transformation. In this article, Helpers Hungary provides an in-depth analysis of the key changes and their implications.