Long-stay (Type D)
Hungary's national long-stay visa for stays over 90 days.
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Visa routes
- EU Blue CardVisa route
A combined residence-and-work permit for highly qualified third-country professionals with a job offer that meets a set salary threshold, letting them live and work in Hungary.
- Hungarian CardVisa route
A skilled-work residence permit for professionals in designated occupations, as well as athletes, coaches, performers and film-industry workers, allowing them to live and work in Hungary.
- Residence Permit for the Purpose of EmploymentVisa route
A general permit combining work and residence in a single application, currently open only to a narrow set of nationalities looking to take up employment in Hungary.
- White Card (Digital Nomad Residence Permit)Visa route
A residence permit for remote workers earning income from outside Hungary who wish to live in the country while continuing their work for foreign employers or clients.
- Guest Investor Residence Permit (Golden Visa)Visa route
A ten-year residence permit for third-country nationals who make a qualifying investment or donation serving Hungary's economic interest, granting long-term residence in the country.
- Residence Permit for Family ReunificationVisa route
A residence permit letting family members of a settled resident or Hungarian citizen join and live with them in Hungary, keeping close relatives together.
- Student Residence PermitVisa route
A residence permit for third-country nationals enrolled in full-time study at a recognised Hungarian education institution, allowing them to live in the country for the duration of their course.
- National Residence Card (Long-Term Residence)Visa route
Indefinite settlement status for third-country nationals who have completed several years of continuous legal residence in Hungary, securing a permanent right to remain.