Re: Transition period ends, some clarification documents
Ditto - My card arrived with the postie today. along with short note to say I am officially allowed to stay in the Hungarian Republic as long as I have valid passport.
It is valid for 6 years. |
Re: Transition period ends, some clarification documents
Both got our residency cards now, see what happens next.
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Re: Transition period ends, some clarification documents
Originally Posted by ecurb
(Post 12992748)
I had an interesting experience at the kormanyablak today.
About 4 weeks ago I revieved a letter telling me, now I have a national permenant residence permit, I have to return my EU residence card by mail to the OIF and obtain a non citizens ID card from the local kormanyablak. So I booked this back then and today I had the appointment. I turned up and the first check the office official did showed my status was still as an EU residence card holder (even though I had the National permanent residence permit card). They called and spoke with someone in Budapest. Then they told me that person was going to update my status immediately and will call back, and then they can then issue the ID card. So I went to the waiting area. After about 40 mins they told me it had been done and then went through the process of requesting the ID card. No further problems. They said that in the past, they could do the change in status but now it has to be done centrally and they are behind, hence the need to request the immediate change. Thankfully the person new this. Also, out of interest, they reissued my address card, I think because they said it was linked to my EU residency status so a new one was required for the National permanent residence status. So now I have to wait for about a week and the ID card should arrive in the post. Maybe this is not a common issue but I thought I would share it in case it helps someone else. |
Re: Transition period ends, some clarification documents
Hi all,
Does anyone know the process for getting an ID card after getting the new residency cards? Has anyone done this yet? Many thanks in advance for your help. |
Re: Transition period ends, some clarification documents
Once you have returned your old EU residency card, make an appointment at the kormanyablak ( or walk in depending on what is allowed in your area) to get your first ID Card. Take all your documents with you, it takes about 30mins, they take a photo and finger prints etc. The ID card will then be posted to you in about a week.
Sometimes there can be an issue with the central office of the OIF not updating your status from EU resident to Permenant Resident. Either the person serving you will call them or you will have to call them, it just depends on who is serving you. |
Re: Transition period ends, some clarification documents
I've just swapped my green Hungarian ID card for foreigners with residency for a BLUE ID card for HUNGARIANS !!!!
So now I'm a dual citizen !! |
Re: Transition period ends, some clarification documents
Originally Posted by Peter_in_Hungary
(Post 13026545)
I've just swapped my green Hungarian ID card for foreigners with residency for a BLUE ID card for HUNGARIANS !!!!
So now I'm a dual citizen !! I'm interested in how you qualified for this. Will you be able to apply for a nice warm coloured maroon EU Hungarian passport and use it for foreign travel instead of the new cold blue UK one we had stuffed down our throats...:fingerscrossed: |
Re: Transition period ends, some clarification documents
Congratulations!
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Re: Transition period ends, some clarification documents
Originally Posted by farka
(Post 13026704)
Congratulations!
I'm interested in how you qualified for this. Will you be able to apply for a nice warm coloured maroon EU Hungarian passport and use it for foreign travel instead of the new cold blue UK one we had stuffed down our throats...:fingerscrossed: |
Re: Transition period ends, some clarification documents
Just a quick question....
I've submitted my application for permanent residence online and uploaded the required documents. My appointment at the local (Eger) immigration office for biometric data etc is next Tuesday. Do I have to take a photograph of myself with me to the immigration office? I know they will take one whilst I'm there but I don't want to miss anything out. I tried to complete my application in person a couple of months ago in Eger but failed miserably as the 2 officers who were there didn't know their a**e from their elbow and said that there wasn't enough time and sent me away with reams of paperwork to complete, including details bout my whole family! I tried to correct them and said that all that information was not necessary but they weren't interested. Hopefully, I will get to see someone else next week. Anyway, back to the photograph...do I need to take one with me? TIA |
Re: Transition period ends, some clarification documents
Paul, yes, you need a passport type photograph when you go.
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Re: Transition period ends, some clarification documents
I had a letter today from the "powers that be" saying my my permanent residence application had been approved and I could expect to receive my card by registered post.
They also reminded me that once I'd received the card I then have to go to the local Hivatal to apply for my ID. |
Re: Transition period ends, some clarification documents
Originally Posted by Sachina
(Post 13028838)
I had a letter today from the "powers that be" saying my my permanent residence application had been approved and I could expect to receive my card by registered post.
They also reminded me that once I'd received the card I then have to go to the local Hivatal to apply for my ID. |
Re: Transition period ends, some clarification documents
Yes Paul. You need to take one with you, although as you say they take one anyway,.
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Re: Transition period ends, some clarification documents
Originally Posted by enter
(Post 13028877)
So you have to go to your local village Hivatal (Council Offices in UK) to get the "non citizen I.D" card which I believe is green.....others say you have to go to a document office kormanyablak ??
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