Answers to frequently asked questions about buying a house in Hungary

Nowadays, buying a house overseas has become more and more popular, and Hungarian real estate is also favored by domestic people. In the process of buying a house, many people will have many problems. Below, I summed up the answers to the common questions that Hungary will encounter when buying a house. Welcome to reading.

Q 1。 Can I immigrate when I buy a house in Hungary?

When buying a house in Hungary, you can immigrate, from the remittance of the house purchase money to the acquisition of the real estate license. If all goes well, it can be done in three months. However, according to the regulations of the Immigration Bureau, only properties purchased in Budapest and Perth County can be used as proof of permanent address.

Q2。 Housing loan in Hungary

Buying a house in Hungary is usually not allowed to apply for a loan. Because the bank's requirement for lenders is to provide proof of local work income, and most new immigrants don't work and pay taxes locally, they can't meet the bank's mortgage loan qualification. If the loan requirements can be met, the loan ratio is between 30% and 60%, and the bank has a special loan department. Applicants can choose the loan method according to their actual situation.

Q3。 What is the housing price level in Budapest?

The house price in the center of Budapest is about 2500-7000 euros/square meter; Sub-center room rate1600-2,500 Euro/m2; The house price far away from the central area is about 1000- 1600 Euro/square meter; The house price in the area 20 kilometers away from Budapest is about1000-3,000 euros/square meter.

Q4。 Maintenance fee for the later period of buying a house in Hungary

When you buy a house in Hungary, there are many details to pay attention to, such as the heating cost of the house, which is mainly based on the annual average real estate registration. The heating fee and gas fee are charged separately, but the same boiler is burned. Because the management company is different, the management fee of each house in each community is different. Why do you have to pay the heating bill all year round? Heating can be turned on in cold days, and it can be turned on in summer when it rains and the temperature is low. More humane, unlike domestic heating in fixed months.