Full update on the guide for expatriates in Budapest



Published 2020-05-11 09:00:34
Budapest

We have updated our guide for Budapest. The guide has been fully reviewed and data has been updated and many links checked and amended when no longer relevant. With 94 pages (PDF) of information you will read the most complete guide to prepare your expatriation to Budapest.

Budapest's territory is 525 square kilometers in total. The city is the capital of Hungary, a land-locked county in Central Europe sharing its borders with Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Croatia, and Austria. The country is overall mostly flat, with low mountains in the North. It is 93,030 square kilometers in size and has a population of 9.7 millions people in 2019.

Expats will find the job market similar to those in western territories. The hours are 5 days a week, Monday through Friday, with 40 working hours each week. The annual leave usually amounts to 21 days.

The job market can be tough, especially for expats, due to the economy. However, there is a high demand for work in technology, telecommunications, and IT. Other popular jobs include accounting, auditing, and project management. Many young and inexperienced expats choose to teach English, which is very popular in Hungary and always needed.

Expat guide: BudapestYou will find the usual articles in our guide to prepare your expatriation to Budapest and manage your life once in there: Overview, Job, Passport, Visa & Permits to go to Budapest, International Removal Companies, Finding Accommodation in Budapest, Work, Benefits and Tax, Moving in, Education in Hungary, Health, Practical Life (banks, transport, shopping...), Entertainment...

You can also discuss and share experience in Budapest in our forum.

Last but not least, you can download the full guide in PDF format, in order to read quietly and maybe to upload on your mobile or tablet PC/iPad.


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