€1 million
Apartment in the centre of Budapest with a view of the Danube or the historical centre
Hungary doesn’t limit sales of properties and land to foreigners, except for agricultural land and architectural monuments.
Statistics confirm the liquidity of investments: residential real estate prices grow by an average of 3,4% every quarter. Seven years ago, an apartment of 100 m2 cost an average of €111,000, and today it is sold for €260,000.
€2,600
€500,000+
6—30%
€1 million
Apartment in the centre of Budapest with a view of the Danube or the historical centre
€500,000
Apartment in the centre of Budapest
€200,000
Apartment outside the centre of Budapest
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The Hungary Golden Visa is available from July 2024, leading to a 10-year residence permit. The investment options include a property purchase for at least €500,000.
The investor can add their spouse and children in the application. Upon making the investment, applicants and their families are granted residence permits, which allows them to live, work, and study in Hungary.
The permit can be renewed once for 10 more years.
If the investor lives in Hungary permanently, they can become permanent residents after 3 years. Citizenship becomes available to permanent residents after 8 more years.
€500,000
For residential real estate
Only residential real estate is allowed to be purchased. Investors must obtain permission from the Land Committee: this can only be done through a lawyer who accompanies the transaction.
The property must be purchased after January 1st, 2025 to qualify for the Golden Visa.
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