Currently Hungary offers the best European golden visa program, in which non-EU businessmen can get a Hungarian permanent resident permit (a.k.a. a Schengen visa) through a one-time investment. Now, due to the popularity of the program, we are experiencing delays in the processing of applications.
The Hungarian golden visa offer is also called “Hungarian Residency Bond Program”, since applicants will become eligible for the Hungarian permanent resident permit through an investment into Hungarian government bonds. The procedure is quite simple and quick, and it is also the cheapest such program in the European Union. (You may find out more here.)
As a result, such a large number of businessmen have applied for the program that currently we are experiencing delays at the Hungarian Immigration Office. But worry not! Every application is going to be processed in due course – but the sooner you apply, the sooner you get your Schengen visa.
If you have not yet decided whether you want to apply, now is the time. If you apply for the program, sign the contract and wire the money by the end of January 2016, you become eligible for our promotional offer!
So apply soon, get a better place in the queue, and grab the promotional offer in exchange for your patience. Get in touch with Mo Shaban to find out more, or call our office on +36.1.317.8570 for a free consultation.
Please note that the above promotional offer was valid until the end of January 2016. The processing fee itself is non-negotiable. In order to be always up-to-date, like the Helpers Facebook channel, and get notified of all news connected to the Hungarian golden visa program.
UPDATE November 2023: A new Hungarian investment residency program has just been announced to replace the old scheme. Click here to learn more.
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