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Hungary — Guest Investor residence permit
Guest Investor residence permit is classified as residency. Its inventory status is open. EUR 250,000 qualifying fund units. Residence/work rights; citizenship is a separate process
Qualifying funds only; units blocked at least 5 years.
Evidence & review dates · 13 October 2026
Evidence reviewed Dated research; confirm current terms with the authority.
Hungary immigration authority OIF ↗All sources & limitations →Suggest a correction →- Legal outcome
- Residence; nationality remains separate
- Base amount
- EUR 250,000
- Presence
- In-person application / biometrics
- Official guidance
- 21-day procedural period; exclusions apply
Cost breakdown
A complete itemised government-fee subtotal is not listed here. The qualifying amount remains separate from document, professional and other charges.
Use the current government schedule for the exact applicant cohort.
Current and upcoming changes
Official research update · 2026-10-23
Published tax proposal: The 6 October wealth-tax consultation draft covers residents and specified Hungarian assets of nonresidents. It is not an authenticated enacted tax or a change to the €250,000 immigration investment requirement. Review the final law, tax residence and asset structure before relying on an exemption. Checked 2026-10-23. Official source ↗
Each claim shows its own check date. Other profile facts retain their own dates.
European investor routes: closed options, draft taxes and ongoing checks →
Family of four
Household assumptions and eligibility
Principal, spouse and two children aged under 12. Eligibility, age definitions and dependency rules apply.
Check family reunification rules
Requirements
Eligibility, presence and exceptions
Only eligible fund structures qualify. Owning a Hungarian home is not evidence that this fund route is satisfied.
- Presence
- Residence/work rights; citizenship is a separate process
- Holding / ongoing duties
- Fund units blocked for at least 5 years
Travel access
Destination rules, conditions and source dates
This route does not establish ordinary national-passport privileges. Short visits; personal circumstances and entry conditions apply. Each rule retains its own check date.
- UK visits
- Residence permit
A valid Schengen residence permit and recognised passport allow short visits in other Schengen states, within the 90-in-180 limit and entry conditions. Other destinations use your existing nationality and status.
Checked 2026-10-24.
- Travel documents and Schengen entry for non-EU nationals ↗European Union / Your Europe · Government guidance · Checked
What this source supports
Valid Schengen residence permits or long-stay visas can substitute for a short-stay visa; a recognised valid travel document and other entry conditions still apply. Short stays use the 90-in-180 rule.
- Travel documents and Schengen entry for non-EU nationals ↗European Union / Your Europe · Government guidance · Checked
- Schengen visits
- Valid permit + passport
A valid Schengen residence permit and recognised passport allow short visits in other Schengen states, within the 90-in-180 limit and entry conditions. Other destinations use your existing nationality and status.
Checked 2026-10-24.
- Travel documents and Schengen entry for non-EU nationals ↗European Union / Your Europe · Government guidance · Checked
What this source supports
Valid Schengen residence permits or long-stay visas can substitute for a short-stay visa; a recognised valid travel document and other entry conditions still apply. Short stays use the 90-in-180 rule.
- Travel documents and Schengen entry for non-EU nationals ↗European Union / Your Europe · Government guidance · Checked
- USA visits
- Residence permit
A valid Schengen residence permit and recognised passport allow short visits in other Schengen states, within the 90-in-180 limit and entry conditions. Other destinations use your existing nationality and status.
Checked 2026-10-24.
- Travel documents and Schengen entry for non-EU nationals ↗European Union / Your Europe · Government guidance · Checked
What this source supports
Valid Schengen residence permits or long-stay visas can substitute for a short-stay visa; a recognised valid travel document and other entry conditions still apply. Short stays use the 90-in-180 rule.
- Travel documents and Schengen entry for non-EU nationals ↗European Union / Your Europe · Government guidance · Checked
- Canada visits
- Residence permit
A valid Schengen residence permit and recognised passport allow short visits in other Schengen states, within the 90-in-180 limit and entry conditions. Other destinations use your existing nationality and status.
Checked 2026-10-24.
- Travel documents and Schengen entry for non-EU nationals ↗European Union / Your Europe · Government guidance · Checked
What this source supports
Valid Schengen residence permits or long-stay visas can substitute for a short-stay visa; a recognised valid travel document and other entry conditions still apply. Short stays use the 90-in-180 rule.
- Travel documents and Schengen entry for non-EU nationals ↗European Union / Your Europe · Government guidance · Checked
Global category counts, where shown above, are attributed publisher snapshots. The selected destination rules here use government evidence. Recognition of a document is separate from visa exemption.
Sources
Publications, supporting claims and review dates
Checked means the cited material was reviewed, not that the authority published a new rule that day. Source authority and retrieval limitations are recorded below.
Residence permit for guest investorHungary immigration authority OIF · Checked
Government guidance
EUR 250k qualifying fund units; five-year block; residence and work permission.
Wealth-tax draft published for consultationHungary Ministry of Finance · Checked
Official publication
6 October 2026 consultation draft; submissions closed 14 October. Draft sections 4, 6, 9 and 32 distinguish resident/nonresident assets, a HUF1 billion threshold, proposed rates and a proposed 15 December commencement.
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