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 As a Helpers client, you will never miss out on an opportunity or experience delays because of outdated information.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!
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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Find out which are the green, yellow, and red countries relevant for entering Hungary as of 15 July 2020.
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As of 4 July 2020, the range of people who can enter Hungary is further widened. From now on, Hungarian residence permit holders can enter Hungary without police clearance if they are not infected with SARS-CoV-2.
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Find the answer to some of the frequently asked questions we received related to our previous article on the end of the state of emergency in Hungary.
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As of 18 June, the state of emergency in Hungary is officially cancelled. Some limitations remain, like wearing a mask in public transport and in shops, and the travel ban is still only lifted partially. Resident permits and work permits that expired during the state of emergency will expire on 2 August.
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The European Union offers stable economy, safe environs, cheap healthcare, and secure privacy to all its residents. Choose Hungary to get quick and easy access to the European infrastructure with cost-effective solutions.
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The main sectors currently include electronics, toys, and presents, while the volume of “fast moving consumer goods”, meaning mostly groceries, meals and drinks has also been increasing, especially over the last few months.
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When you want to start doing business in Hungary, you might want not to create an individual LLC but set up an outpost of your foreign company, which can be a branch office or a commercial representative office.
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