Re: UK Referendum: It's Leave.
Originally Posted by Peter_in_Hungary
(Post 11983349)
If you haven't got residency yet - in your place I would apply for it soon based on your wife being Hungarian. I'm not sure of the exact regs. however I believe that non EU people need to prove income whilst EU members do not, either way if you don't have residency IMO you should get it soon
I had to provide proof of income when I applied for residency in January 2012. This was in the form of 2 bank statements showing rent payments from my tenant in Scotland. |
Re: UK Referendum: It's Leave.
After some consideration and although I have a settler status in Hungary, being an EU citizen (i.e. a citizen of a member state of the EU) gives advantages living here that following Brexit I would loose, therefore I have decided to apply for Hungarian citizenship.
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Re: UK Referendum: It's Leave.
Possibly the wider issue that Hungary may also decide to withdraw from the EU is now more likely.
The Leader here has already given a radio interview making the point that the EU has failed to answer the questions asked by the Hungarian parliament, not in itself a statement of intent, but one of growing dissatisfaction. |
Re: UK Referendum: It's Leave.
I'm wondering if Visas would be made difficult by the government? I'm still not convinced the Visegrad group would actually leave too? Too many people in power playing political games.
I do have my residence and all the cards too (ADO, TAJ etc). Just struggling with the language as two small children limit your time. |
Re: UK Referendum: It's Leave.
If Hungary leaves the EU, they'll even have more need of any money that tourists and expats might bring - so they won't make it too difficult to visit/live here.
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Re: UK Referendum: It's Leave.
Originally Posted by Peter_in_Hungary
(Post 11984071)
After some consideration and although I have a settler status in Hungary, being an EU citizen (i.e. a citizen of a member state of the EU) gives advantages living here that following Brexit I would loose, therefore I have decided to apply for Hungarian citizenship.
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Re: UK Referendum: It's Leave.
Originally Posted by fidobsa
(Post 11984271)
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Re: UK Referendum: It's Leave.
So basic conversational Hungarian then? Say hello, how are you and basic statements about you and your life? Ok, that's achievable......
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Re: UK Referendum: It's Leave.
Originally Posted by jetsam1
(Post 11984288)
So basic conversational Hungarian then? Say hello, how are you and basic statements about you and your life? Ok, that's achievable......
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Re: UK Referendum: It's Leave.
Originally Posted by fidobsa
(Post 11984305)
You do have to understand the questions though! This is the thing with learning a language, they can teach you questions and answers but they can't teach you every possible answer to a particular question or every possible wording of a question like "How are you?".
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Does anyone know anyone who has done it? I could in theory go for it next year apparently as I have a Hungarian wife and Hungarian children and it's reduced to 3 years apparently.......!
So potentially can be safe then. I assume that the test would be much like the UK citizenship test which I understand was pretty challenging even for a local! So history, culture, language etc. What sort of level of speaking/written language? I will be relying on books and my Wife though.... |
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Did you look at my link? I assumed that the simplification referred to meant that now they only test you on language, not history or whatever.
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Re: UK Referendum: It's Leave.
Originally Posted by fidobsa
(Post 11984924)
Did you look at my link? I assumed that the simplification referred to meant that now they only test you on language, not history or whatever.
I'm still frazzled from Saturday morning. |
Re: UK Referendum: It's Leave.
Originally Posted by fidobsa
(Post 11984271)
Wonder where this places me being deaf? I would need assistance via a sign language interpreter. I have a deaf friend in Hungary who was born in Egypt and he is now a Hungarian citizen so should I decide to go down this route I'd ask him. |
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