This overview explains the basic company forms in Hungary and what they mean in practice for foreign founders.
Insights
This Insights section gives simple explanations and practical guidance for people who want to do business or build a life in Hungary. Whether you plan to start a company apply for residency or handle legal questions you will find clear and easy information here. These articles are not just news – they help you understand the rules and make confident decisions.
It is not a list of permits, but an explanation of how Hungarian employment-related immigration rules work in practice.
Legal Stability and Long-Term Business Decisions in Hungary
There comes a point when business decisions are no longer about chasing the next market — but about choosing a place where work can actually function.
This overview explains how company registration proceedings work in Hungary and why they matter for foreign-owned companies.
This overview explains why a company's registered office in Hungary is more than a formal requirement, and how it affects legal reachability, administration and day-to-day compliance for foreign-owned companies.
This overview focuses on the legal logic behind staying in Hungary as a foreign national — not on listing permits, but on understanding how Hungarian immigration rules actually work in practice.
Why Everything Slows Down in December in Hungary – A Practical Guide for Foreign Entrepreneurs
December in Hungary moves at a different pace.
Not only because of the holidays, but because a large part of the country shifts into a calmer rhythm at the same time.
This overview outlines what foreign founders should know about opening a corporate bank account in Hungary, and how this step fits into the practical reality of starting a Hungarian company.
This overview offers a calm, structured perspective on why accounting is not simply a formality in Hungary, even for foreign-owned companies that appear "inactive".
This overview explains the practical framework of company formation in Hungary and what foreign founders can expect when taking their first steps here.