In our line of business, it is essential to stay up-to-date on regulations and trends, and to keep track of changes in immigration and corporate law. As a Helpers client, you will never miss out on an opportunity or experience delays because of outdated information.
Our news section contains articles on many topics that are of interest to our clients, including immigration law and programs, business and taxation news, as well as practical advice on various aspects of doing business and living in Hungary. Hope you’ll find it useful!
In times of change, it makes sense to base your plans on factors that are less liable to change. This is why it is worth choosing Hungary when you are moving your business to Europe.
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If you want to build lasting and fruitful business relationships locally, you should get familiar with basic business etiquette in Hungary. Show your respect towards your partners by being well-dressed, punctual, and polite.
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New measures from the middle of September include limiting the price of the PCR tests, reducing the time to spend in quarantine, and introducing fines for those not wearing a mask where it is compulsory.
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Through the social security system, everyone chips in (through taxes) to make health care services accessible to the whole population. But how do you become part of the system as a foreigner in Hungary?
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If you are an EU citizen already living in Hungary, get your EU registration card and address card as soon as possible, and cross the border more easily even during the partial travel ban.
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Starting from 1 September 2020, border control is reinstated, everyone entering Hungary is examined for COVID-19 symptoms, and everyone has to quarantine for 14 days after entry.
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When moving to Hungary with your pet, your pet will need the right documentation, marking, and vaccination to enter Hungary, which you can most probably take care of at your local vet.
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Based on 5 factors relevant for business set-up and among 70 key OECD cities, Budapest offers the most cost-friendly options for starting a business.
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You will need two PCR tests for nasal and oropharyngeal swabs (samples taken from your nose and throat). The tests will show that at the time of taking the swab samples the coronavirus was not detectable in your body.
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The countries travellers might be arriving from are now categorized as “green”, “yellow”, or “red”, depending on how dangerous they are considered with respect to bringing COVID-19 to Hungary.
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