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Hungary Work Permit
Apply work permit for Hungary
A Work Permit, sometimes known as a Work Visa, is a document that allows qualifying foreign nationals to work in Hungary for a set length of time.
To live and work in Hungary, all non-EU citizens require a work visa or work permit. Unlike countries of Western Europe like Germany or UK, it is relatively easy to be employed as a non-EU citizen in Hungary.
You'll need a letter of invitation that details your business relationship and what you'll be doing while you're there. If you are an employee, send paperwork from your employer confirming your employment status as well as details about your work. Your job title, dates of employment, income, and why you need to travel for business should all be included. Obtaining a no objection letter from your employer in your native country may also be beneficial.
Requirements for obtaining a work permit in Hungary
After completing a number of conditions, you must get work permit.
1. post the position for 15 days in the Hungarian Labor Office to allow unemployed Hungarians to apply.
2. Visit the regional branch of the labour centre and file a valid manpower request
Foreign employee quotas exist in Hungary, and your total number of work permits for foreigners cannot exceed the average number of workers requested by businesses over the previous year.
You can then proceed with the general or streamlined approach. Within 10 to 30 days of your application, the labour centre will make a final determination on whether you can obtain a work visa. You'll receive a resolution after it's been authorized.
Work permit duration
A work permit is valid for two years, whereas a visa is only valid for one year. Non-EU and non-EEA nationals can apply for an EU Blue Card, which serves as a work and residency permit for highly qualified non-EU workers who want to work and live in the EU.
Types of work permit
To live and work in Hungary, all non-EU citizens require a work visa and work permit. You're in charge of the majority of the process as the employer, including supplying paperwork to immigration authorities. Among the possibilities are:
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1. Individual work permits:
If a foreign national desires to work in Hungary for less than 90 days in a 180-day period, an individual work permit is provided -
2. Joint work permits:
Foreign nationals who plan to work in Hungary for more than 90 days within 180 days must apply for a joint work permit. -
3. Residence permits:
Residence permit allows residence for up to 90 days.
Employees require a Hungary work visa in addition to a work permit. The following are the visa types that are available:
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1. A seasonal employment visa
It is required for anyone working in agriculture, horticulture, animal husbandry, or fishing. This visa allows the applicant to work for more than three but less than six months and can be used for single or repeated entries. -
2. EU Blue Card
Any high-skill worker from an EU member nation who also has a residence permit is eligible for an EU Blue Card. To be eligible, they must show proof of an 18-month legal stay in a member state. -
3. Schengen Business visa
This visa can be obtained for single or multiple visits by non-European citizens coming to a Schengen country for short-term business purposes. It entitles holders to stay in the nation for a total of 90 days during the course of six months. -
4. Working Schengen visa:
Anyone planning to work in Hungary for a short period of time should apply for this visa.
Documents required for work permit in Hungary
- 1. Photo and fingerprint (biometric information)
- 2. Working on a Temporary Basis
- 3. Business activity plan
- 4. Individual identification number/business card
- 5. Permission to farm (for primary producers)
- 6. A private individual signed the agency/business/user contract.
- 7. A deed for a business organization, co-operative, or any other legal person established for the purpose of profiting has lawfully employed at least three Hungarian nationals or persons with free movement and residence rights for at least 6 months on a continuous basis.
- 8. The foreign applicant's stay in Hungary is required for the business partnership and is based on the business plan attached.
- 9. A bank certificate issued by a Hungarian or foreign financial institution.
- 10. An income certificate issued by the employer
- 11. In the case of regular income from abroad, a certificate issued by the employer and/or the tax office is required.
- 12. An agreement to rent a property.
- 13. A letter permitting the use of the apartment on a courtesy basis.
- 14. A document proving the availability of a reserved and paid lodging space.
- 15. Certificate attesting to a room in a dorm.
- 16. A document that proves who owns a flat.
- 17. A contract for the sale and purchase of real estate, as well as state authorization for the acquisition of the property
- 18. Must show proof of comprehensive health coverage
- 19. verify the exit from Hungary after the residency is over
- 20. A valid passport or other documentation permitting the third-country national to return to his or her home country.
Application process
Every working visa in Hungary has a unique application process. Some of your employees, for example, may be eligible for an EU Blue Card. They'll have to do the following:
- Make sure you have a valid travel document.
- Attest to the reason for their arrival and exit.
- Meet the legal requirements for employment.
- Have comprehensive health insurance.
- For their stay in Hungary, they must provide a legitimate address.
A valid passport, biometric data, an application, and the documents listed above are required for the application process. The regional directorate will grant authority to issue a residence permit visa after the EU Blue Card has been approved, and the Consular Officers will be notified.
Average salary per hour
The majority of the high-paying positions are in Budapest, Hungary's capital. The average hourly pay in Budapest is $12.25, which implies that for every hour worked, the average person earns about that much.
Pruners is a leader in the field of European immigration and visa consulting. Thousands of European visa applications have been processed by our experts, and we have the knowledge and experience to guide you through the process. Among the services we provide are:
- Complete visa application assistance
- Assist with collecting supporting papers
- Visa Interview Preparation – if needed
- Updates and Consulate Follow-Up