What s it like to live in Hungary?

There are so many Hungarian beauties all over the street! And the affinity and friendliness like it full!

Hungary is the descendant of the Xiongnu, the Xiongnu is the descendant of the Yellow Emperor tribe, and the Hungarians are related to the descendants of Yan and Huang.

Hungary may not be well-known, but it is a great country to live in. First of all, the social security in Hungary is quite good, the crime rate is relatively low, especially there are no illegal immigrants from the Middle East, which is very unique in Europe. The second is friendly, which is still relatively friendly to the Chinese and will not be Chinese exclusion.

The third is comfortable, the consumption is very low, the local people generally do not have a high income, but life is self-satisfied, I have seen a few pieces of lard residue with bread, three or four people can drink very high. Fourth, I especially like the snow in Hungary, the countryside after the snow, at a glance, it looks like you are in the vast sea, it is magnificent.

My friend settled in Hungary and I have been there too. Although he was not as rich as the countries of Western Europe, he was much better off than he was in the socialist camp of Eastern Europe, and now it is a democratic country where the people live comfortably, very livable, and inexpensive.

These are all international friends, who must use English to communicate with each other, and have to get used to various foreign customs and food.

It's a lot of fun to live in Hungary. The customs and culture here are particularly interesting. And then the people here are very friendly.

I think Hungary is a treasure trove of feng shui. The most important thing in a foreign country is safety, the people here are not Chinese, they are very high-quality and civilized, no one crosses the road casually, and the neighbors in the residential buildings are also very friendly, as long as they are neighbors, whether they know each other or not, they will greet them warmly. The four seasons here are distinct, the pace of life is very slow, it is very suitable for life, the consumption level is not high in Europe, and the scenery is also very beautiful.

The average salary of Chinese in Hungary is around 1,000 euros. But it's better to do a little business there. Cars are cheap and prices are not high, and prices in the capital, Budapest, are about the same as in second-tier cities in China.

Hungary is very small, and their language is very difficult to learn, but the prices in Hungary are very low, whether it is grains, fruits and vegetables, and transportation is quite developed.

I like this place in Hungary very much, the place is not very big, but it retains the classical beauty of Europe very well.

It's that you may be particularly unaccustomed to it at first, but after living for a long time, it feels pretty good, and you can get used to it.

Life in Hungary feels very good, the place is small and quiet, and you can have a lot of time to do your own thing.

Hungary is a very nice country, although it doesn't look very good, but the people are more enthusiastic and unrestrained, which is very suitable for playing.

Hungary arrived in 00, and the domestic development was not so fast at that time. To be honest, it's not much different from the country, and you follow the local customs. After all, life depends on oneself.

Living in Hungary can be really enjoyable because the scenery is very good, the living conditions are very good, and the city is growing very fast.

For most Chinese investors, immigration to Hungary is not the main purpose, and perhaps most of them will not settle in Hungary. They are looking for the convenience of Hungary being a Schengen country, as obtaining a residence card from a Schengen country is the only shortcut to expand your business to the 26 European Schengen countries. Below, the overseas immigration network will introduce to you the living conditions of immigrants in Sanyali, Hungary.

The domestic market is the hottest

Although CEE countries have a Chinese market, they are a notch behind Hungary in terms of volume and size. One of the reasons is that Hungary's own products are known for their low prices and high quality in Central and Eastern Europe, and the same sausages and fruits are half cheaper in Hungary than in Croatia, and Croatia's per capita income is not as good as Hungary's, so many businessmen from neighboring countries such as Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Romania and other countries are accustomed to buying goods from Hungary. Chinese businessmen doing business in Hungary have virtually taken advantage of the fact that this is a distribution center for goods in Eastern Europe, and their goods can be sold not only to Hungarian residents, but also to buyers from various countries who come here to buy goods, opening up a shortcut for the sale of Chinese goods in Eastern Europe.

At the same time, due to the relaxed living conditions and economic environment here, the Chinese in Hungary have become the largest Chinese group in Central and Eastern Europe, and they have also become a fixed group of Chinese goods buyers here.

Chinese-language newspapers are in huge demand

In other CEE countries, the number of Chinese-language newspapers is generally low, with one or two in larger countries and none in smaller countries. However, there are already more than 10 Chinese-language newspapers in Hungary, such as "United Business Daily" and "Budapest Weekly"; It is mainly a weekly newspaper, but there are also ** and online versions.

The identities of the newspaper operators are different, and the original intentions are different. Some are to support their families, some are to gain a piece of land for themselves in the local Chinese space, and some are to make a name for themselves. Newspapers are mostly family-run, and one person goes online at home, me, and typesetting; The other went to pull advertisements, send them to the printing house, and sell newspapers.

Each newspaper** is about 100 forints (about 3 yuan).

Hungarian Chinese restaurant** reasonable

Chinese restaurants can be said to abound overseas, and they don't seem to be worth mentioning. However, when it comes to a small country like Hungary, where there are thousands of Chinese restaurants, it can't help but be amazing. The Chinese restaurants here are divided into two categories:

The first type is specially opened in the rich area or luxury area, the decoration is exquisite, the service is considerate, and the ** is expensive, attracting a large number of local celebrities - many Hungarian parliamentarians and **** like to come here to dine. There is also a popular type of Chinese restaurant, ** is not high, many restaurants are clearly marked with the price of the dish on the sign or on the bulletin board at the door, through the exchange rate conversion you will come to a surprising conclusion, the price of the food here is only 20% more expensive than Beijing, and the paper wrapped chicken and boiled fish in it are quite authentic, no wonder it attracts a large number of local Chinese and foreign guests who like Chinese food.

Great for life, but it's a slow-paced living environment.

Hungary is a very well-known country in Europe, the geographical location here is very advantageous, and the pace of people's living standards is relatively slow, so the happiness of living here is very strong.

I think it's a great fit for life, and it's a great choice to retire in this environment.

Hungarian dance music is good, and that's it.