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Applicants must prove a minimum monthly income of EUR 3,000.
The Hungary Nomad Visa offers digital nomads a chance to work remotely while exploring Europe, without any local employment restrictions.
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There are multiple ways to acquire this programme, with differing levels of investment and commitment.
Applicants must prove a minimum monthly income of EUR 3,000.

A few essential requirements must be met to ensure eligibility for this programme.
You must demonstrate a monthly income of at least EUR 3,000 to support yourself during your stay in Hungary.
You must be employed by a company outside Hungary or offer freelance services to foreign clients.
Provide proof of accommodation, such as a rental agreement or equivalent for the duration, plus a valid health insurance policy for your stay.
Submit a clean criminal record as part of the visa application process.

Enjoy the flexibility of working remotely while living in Hungary’s affordable and vibrant cities. From the charm of Budapest to the natural beauty of Lake Balaton, you can enjoy a high quality of life while working from anywhere in Hungary.

Hungary’s central location and the Schengen access offered by this visa provide the perfect base for traveling across Europe. Whether it’s a weekend getaway to neighboring Austria or a longer trip around the Schengen countries, your travel options are limitless.

The visa is designed for remote workers, freelancers, and digital nomads who work for foreign companies or clients. You should not be employed by a company registered in Hungary.
The visa is valid for up to 1 year, with the possibility of renewal for an additional year.
Currently, the White Card Program is only available for individuals. Family members will need to apply for separate residency permits if they wish to join you in Hungary.
Yes, to renew the permit you must have spent at least 90 days in Hungary within any 180-day period. Separately, spending 183 days or more in a year triggers Hungarian tax residency. These are two different thresholds and shouldn't be conflated.

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