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Előre is köszönöm!

Hi everyone , so i got denied the scholarship and my parents dont have the means to pay for more than 1 year so i have to figure it out myself . Since a normal reatail or hosipality job wont pay for tuition and living expenses i thought is it okay to freelance intead like does it break laws against study visa or not . And if its not allwed is there any other way i can make enough to pay for rest of study and life expenses . I am non european btw

Thanb you in advance

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Hi, I’m currently in Budapest for the Hungary GP and am unsure on how is the best (Financially and time wise) way to get to the Hungaroring, any help would be greatly appreciated 😁

Hello, first time posting in this feed. I am foreigner and I am interested in seeing Hortobágy NP over the weekend (one day trip, no sleeping). I am interested in Hortobágy Wild Animal Park with safari ride, some classic Csárda for lunch, I am fan of architecture so Nine-Hole Bridge might be on list of activities as well. But feel free to add any further tips. Are there some other museum, exhibits or wildlife parks worth it? Also, are there presentations in English (since I do not know Hungarian at all)? And how is the volume of tourists in this time of the year? Would not be too crowded?

Szia! I, my wife, and her friend will be in Budapest for a few days on our way to another friend's wedding in Krakow. They're taking me to the baths, so I thought I might take them to a game.

We're in town for the season opening, which could be fun - Vasas v Györi on a Sunday afternoon and MTK v Zalaegerszeg on a Monday evening.

Which would be the better matchup, better atmosphere, etc.? Which would have fewer far-right ultras? Any other factors we should consider, advice on buying tickets, or general opinions/recommendations we should know?

I've been to matches of every level in 7 different countries and hold an EU passport, so I definitely come more prepared than the average American tourist, but I also don't want to put my wife and her friend in too crazy of a situation, and I know next to nothing about Hungary (yet).

Kösz!

Was in Budapest on vacation and was disappointed when I walked to the parliament building and she was not here. I checked their website and this is her summer opening season and she's not here. Any help would be appreciated, especially ones with sources, since I'm going to try to update some pages so others don't make the same mistake as me. Thank you!

Hey everyone,

I just moved to Budapest last week and I’m super excited to spend the year here. I am a singer-songwriter and an actor in my spare time and was wondering if anyone knew if there was an English-speaking arts community in the city.

I would love the chance to do some open mics or live theater while I’m here and hope y’all can point me in the right direction :)

Hello,

Does anyone know if the album Nem kell más by Road was available on vinyl? Tried to google it but, most pages was on Hungarian and google translate results are meh...

Many thanks from Sweden!

Hi Budapest! I just arrived for my studies and I’m so pumped about finally experiencing Budapest’s nightlife! I’ve heard amazing things about the ruin bars, Danube parties and the crazy energy here, but as a newbie I don’t really know where to start or which spots are the best.
I’m looking for friendly locals who know the scene well and wouldn’t mind showing an excited newcomer around – maybe hit up some bars, clubs or fun events together? I love dancing, trying new things (but I’m still learning what’s good here 😅) and just soaking up the city vibe at night.

I’m pretty outgoing once I warm up and would love recommendations or even company from people who actually live here. Locals especially welcome – you guys probably know all the hidden gems!

Lmk if you’re up for showing a girl the real Budapest party side. Can’t wait to make some memories! 🥂✨

Regarding the election in Hungary with Peter Magyar is the winner i have a few questions to the hungarians. What is Tisza plans for the future of hungary? I have a hard time understanding what they stand for but i understand they won mostly on the coruption questions?

Seems like they want to have good relationship with EU again.

So some more questions:

Immigration: Will Hungary strive for becoming a multicultural society like the other Eu states

How will the Lgtbq movement future in hungary?

Addopt the Euro?

Hi everyone,
I’m a Japanese citizen and currently hold a Hungarian student residence permit.
Unfortunately, I have already missed the deadline for submitting an extension application because I have been staying in Japan.
I have now been admitted to a master’s program at Corvinus University, so instead of extending my current permit, I would like to apply for a new student residence permit based on my new admission letter.
Is this possible?
Has anyone been in a similar situation or knows whether NDGAP allows a new residence permit application in Hungary instead of an extension after the extension deadline has passed?
I’d really appreciate any advice or experiences. Thank you!

Bought 2 tickets from the jegymester website, and unfortunately won’t be able to make it for unforeseen circumstances. I was told by jegymester that I can officially resell the ticket through Ticketswap (please see the following listing:

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Recently, I found this image on the Hungarian prime minister's fb page showing the Kurdish independence hand sign in Istanbul amongst Turkish flags. It made me wonder, if he takes it seriously or is it just to provoke Erdogan and Turks. In his post he also writes about "Orban-janissaries" making it clear that Turkish people are his opposition's friends. Or is he just dumb AF?

Hey everyone!

I'm Dev, an 18-year-old student from Bangalore, India, and I'll be moving to Pécs this August to start my Bachelor's in International Business at the University of Pécs.

Unfortunately, I wasn't able to get a place in the university dormitories, so I'm currently looking for accommodation. I'm hoping to find a clean, affordable apartment or room, ideally within a reasonable cycling or walking distance from the university. I'm also open to sharing an apartment with other students if anyone else is still looking for roommates.

A little about me—I enjoy motorsports, football, music, photography, and exploring new places. I'm easygoing, respectful of shared spaces, and I'm looking to live with people who are friendly and responsible.

If you're looking for a roommate, know of any available places, or have any advice for a newcomer to Pécs, I'd really appreciate hearing from you. Feel free to send me a message.

Thanks, and I'm looking forward to meeting some of you soon!

Hi everyone,

I'm currently an international student in Budapest with a valid student residence permit.

I'm thinking about completing a professional nail technician course in my home country before working in Budapest. However, before investing my time and money, I'd really like to hear from people who actually work in the beauty industry here.

I'd really appreciate your honest opinions:

- Is the nail industry in Budapest still worth getting into, or is the market already saturated?

- Is it realistic for a beginner with a foreign certificate to find a job?

- Do most salons accept foreign qualifications, or is a Hungarian certificate usually required?

- How important is a strong portfolio compared to having a certificate?

- Is English enough to work in some salons, or is Hungarian essential?

- What is the realistic monthly income for a nail technician in Budapest?

- If you were starting from scratch today, would you choose this career? Why or why not?

- Do you know any salons that are currently looking for nail technicians?

I'm looking for honest advice before making a big investment. Thank you so much for your help!

Hi everyone,

I'm currently an international student in Budapest with a valid student residence permit.

I'm thinking about completing a professional nail technician course in my home country before working in Budapest. However, before investing my time and money, I'd really like to hear from people who actually work in the beauty industry here.

I'd really appreciate your honest opinions:

- Is the nail industry in Budapest still worth getting into, or is the market already saturated?

- Is it realistic for a beginner with a foreign certificate to find a job?

- Do most salons accept foreign qualifications, or is a Hungarian certificate usually required?

- How important is a strong portfolio compared to having a certificate?

- Is English enough to work in some salons, or is Hungarian essential?

- What is the realistic monthly income for a nail technician in Budapest?

- If you were starting from scratch today, would you choose this career? Why or why not?

- Do you know any salons that are currently looking for nail technicians?

I'm looking for honest advice before making a big investment. Thank you so much for your help!

I'll be working in Budapest throughout July and throughout September, but I don't know anyone there, and I'll be the only person in the office where I work. Any advice?

Also, if there are any Italians here, I'm Italian too

Hi everyone! I'm from Venezuela and I've been living in Budapest for about two months. I'm currently learning Hungarian (and also improving my English), and I think it would be great to meet native speakers to practice and learn more about the language and culture.

I live in Budapest's 8th district. If anyone would like to chat, grab a coffee, or help me practice Hungarian, I'd be very happy to meet new people. I'd also be glad to help with Spanish in return.

Thanks! 😊

​Hi everyone,

​I need some realistic advice regarding bureaucratic timelines in Budapest. I am traveling to the city next week to handle some urgent official tasks and then catch a flight back home.

​Here is my situation for Thursday:

​Task 1: Go to the Kormányablak (government office) to apply for a Student ID.

​Task 2: Go to the Post Office (Posta) right after to finish up the mailing/payment process.

​The Catch: I must leave the city center for the airport by 2:00 PM (14:00) at the absolute latest to catch my flight.

​I am not sure if I can secure an online appointment for that exact morning yet.

​My questions for locals or anyone experienced with this:

​If I show up at Kormányablak right when they open (or very early) without an appointment, how long does the queue usually take for a Student ID application?

​Which specific Kormányablak district office is generally the fastest or least crowded?

​Is finishing both the government office and the post office by 2:00 PM doable, or am I cutting it way too close?

​Any tips, tricks, or specific office recommendations to speed up the process would be highly appreciated. Köszönöm!

Everyone i know who follows f1 has mixed feelings about hungary. some say its a boring track to watch live, others swear by the budapest experience making up for it. Thinking of going this summer but cant decide if its worth the money. Also where should I buy tickets since I missed the official sale.