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 As a Helpers client, you will never miss out on an opportunity or experience delays because of outdated information.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!
Helpers is closing for the holidays. Our last working day is 23 December, and we open again on 4 January. In our Christmas charity project, we have donated to various NGOs selected by our staff.
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Get two negative PCR tests with a police permission to go for testing, then apply to the police for the withdrawal of your quarantine order.
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With a no-deal Brexit, UK citizens living in Hungary will have to change their EU registration card to permanent residency in 2021. If you are not yet registered, register as soon as possible.
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If you operate a business in Hungary and you have employees working for you, you must know about Hungarian bank holidays to better plan work loads, budget for wage supplements, and make informed business decisions.
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The United Kingdom left the EU on 31 January 2020. Brexit was followed by a transition period, which will end on 31 December 2020. If you are living Hungary as a UK citizen, you should act now to keep your EU residency and the privileges it entails even after that.
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With the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic hitting Hungary, the government has announced some new preventive measures effective of 11 November, Wednesday, to remain in force for at least 30 days.
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Starting from 2 November 2020, there is a new smartphone app available for those sent to quarantine that helps the Police allocate manpower and spare those in quarantine the hassle of police visits to their home.
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Due to the increased spread of the coronavirus in the second wave of the epidemic, new restrictions are introduced in Hungary starting from 4 November, 2020. A limited curfew will be in force, and the rules for wearing a mask will become stricter.
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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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