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Hungary’s Golden Visa stands out among European residency programs:
1. Offering a 10-year renewable residence permit, Visa-free travel across the EU Schengen area
2. Access to Hungary’s high-quality healthcare and education systems.
3. Low cost of living, a safe environmen.
In November 2023, Hungary reintroduced its Golden Visa program, offering non-EU and non-EEA investors a unique opportunity to secure
long-term residency through strategic investments.
Whether you’re looking to invest in real estate, support higher education, or explore business opportunities, Hungary’s Golden Visa program
provides a pathway to European residency for you and your family
Golden Visa holders gain theright to work in Hungary, manage businesses, and establish companies, Additionally, the cost of living, including real estate, is significantly lower than in many other European countries.
The program includes provisions for familyunification, allowing investors to bring spouses, children, and dependent parents. Hungary also offers high-quality wellness and spa facilities, including resorts at Hévíz, Debrecen and Lake Balaton, all supported by modern medical infrastructure
Applicants initially receive a “Guest Investor Visa” and must complete the chosen investment within three months of entering Hungary. Once the investment is fulfilled, the foreigner may apply for a residence permit.
Upon fulfilling the investment requirement, investors and their families gain eligibility for a 10-year renewable residence permit.
Hungary is home to world-class universities and schools, making it an ideal destination for families. Some of the most renowned institutions include:
Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE): Ranked among the top 500 globally, with partnerships with Harvard, Oxford, and Cambridge.
Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME): Known for its engineering and technology programs, partnered with MIT and Stanford.
Corvinus University of Budapest: A leading business school with ties to ESSEC and Bocconi University.
For younger students, Hungary offers excellent high schools and vocational institutions, such as Budapest Metropolitan High School and Fazekas Mihály High School, with strong international partnerships.
If you would like to see the full list of schools, we would be happy to send it to you upon request.
Realisation of the following investments shall be considered as national interest:
I. Acquisition of an investment fund share of at least 250,000 EUR issued by a real estate fund registered by the Hungarian National Bank (MNB), only one Fund Manager has the official MNB certificate which is called SPRINT ASSET Hungary.
II. Provision of a financial donation in an amount of at least 1,000,000 EUR and for a purpose of educational, scientific research or artistic creation activities, to a higher education institution maintained by a public trust with a public-service mission, in effect as of 1 July, 2024.
Yes the Golden Visa Program provides a 10-year residence permit after the investment is completed, which can be renewed for another 10 years. Before the investment is completed, applicants are granted a 6-month temporary D-visa.
After the first entry, applicants are required to complete the chosen investment option within 3 months, otherwise the temporary residence permit will be revoked.
The Golden Visa is obtained through a designated company that carries out all administrative procedures, including government consultations and legal procedures.
Yes, the residency permit covers the main applicant, their spouse, and dependent children under 18. Additional fees apply for more than five family members. Children above 18 need to verify that they are dependent from the main applicant. The same applies for grandparents. These family members are typically granted residency based on the primary applicant’s status.
There is no strict requirement for continuous presence, but maintaining residency benefits requires regular visits, and longer stays are necessary if pursuing citizenship.
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