Residence Permit

How much time will it take to get my visa

Hungary student visa process
Contact your nearest Hungary embassy or consulate to arrange for your type D visa appointment (no more than three months before your program starts)
At the embassy or consulate provide a completed application form, passport, biometrics and application fee of €60
Provide any necessary proof of your educational background and finances
Wait up to a month, and receive a decision on your visa
Travel to Hungary and collect your residence permit within 30 days

Requirements for a Hungary student visa and residence permit
University acceptance letter
Proof of any money sent to the university for fees or accommodation
Passport
Proof of finances
Translated and certified education transcripts
An English language proficiency test score
Health insurance
Details of your accommodation arrangements in Hungary

University tuition fees in Hungary

Are you thinking about working in Hungary during your studies?
If you are a student coming from an EEA state (member states of the EU and Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, and Lichtenstein), there is no limitation regarding the working hours and you need to hold a registration card.
If you are a citizen of a country that is not part of the European Economic Area (non-EEA state), you can be employed during your studies with a residence permit for study purposes and work 24 hours a week during your study period, or 90 days or 66 working days outside your study period.
Reasons for finding a job during your studies:>
employers provide flexible working hours and conditions for students (part-time, 4 or 6 hours / day)
you can finance your living alongside your monthly stipend
you gain work experience

Accommodation
University accommodation, sometimes graduate residences will be available. It is unlikely that there will be provision for couples or families. These will cost around €60 to €110 per month.
Shared private accommodation is quite common. It can be more expensive but depends on the area of the city you live in. You can expect to pay between €160-220 for a room in a shared flat plus utilities.
Living on your own is the most expensive option but if you are bringing a spouse or family to Hungary whilst your studying, it may be the best option. Expect to pay upwards of €315 plus utilities for a one bedroom flat.
If you are a non-EU student and are living in a privately-rented flat, make sure you ask the landlord for a Certificate of Property Ownership (issued within 30 days) from the Land Registry Office. This document costs approximately €20 and it will be required when you apply for a residence permit at the Immigration Office.

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