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Budapest - birth, death and marriage certificates (in Hungarian)

Certificates for birth, deaths and marriages occurring in the city of Budapest can be obtained from the Budapest Department of Citizenship and Civil Status (Állampolgársági és Anyakönyvi Főosztály).

Certificate of Good Conduct

Hungarian Criminal Record Certificates (Certificate of Good Conduct or Extract from the Judicial Record) may be obtained online with Ügyfélkapu registration, by mail or in person at the Customer Service of the Criminal Records Authority in Budapest (Ministry of the Interior).

Hungarian Police Certificates may also be obtained from abroad by applying at your nearest Hungarian Embassy
Certificates are valid for 90 days.

Hungary Implements Strict Measures for Hiring Foreign Workers

Only as many foreign workers as are necessary will be admitted into the country, the State Secretary, Sandor Czomba, has informed, indicating stringent measures for workers from third countries that come to Hungary.

Buying And Selling Real Estate In Hungary

Key facts of real estate acquisitions under Hungarian law

Hungary, Kyrgyzstan set up EUR 50 mln investment fund - BBJ

Hungary and Kyrgyzstan have agreed to establish a EUR 50 million investment fund to support Hungarian businesses investments in Central Asia.

Can Your Debtor Be Put In Prison For His Debt In Hungary

You can hear a lot of stories where the debtor escaped with the money, the construction contractor disappeared or the debtor company's assets have been hidden.

Hungary Real Estate Expected to Grow Significantly

Hungary Real Estate Market is Expected to Grow Significantly by 2022 Owing to Rise in Demand for Dwellings and Holiday Units Construction and Surge in Tourist Arrivals

Opinion: The writing on the Wall: Thirty years later, Eastern Europes post-Communist experiment is in peril

Three decades after the democratic transition away from communism began in dramatic fashion with the fall of the Berlin Wall, progress has been waylaid in Poland and Hungary.

Central Europe in 2020

Central Europe in 2020 will observe plenty of electoral races and will be exposed to a few important economic and security impulses. By the end of the year, the most likely result is to be further fragmentation which will prevent new big V4 narratives.

Hungarian economy producing the goods

Hungary's third-quarter GDP grew by an annual 5 percent, the Central Statistical Office has confirmed in a second reading of data. Analysts, the government and a revised projection of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development expect full-year growth also to be around 5 percent.