Hungary (Hungarian: magyarország), a landlocked country in Central Europe. It is bordered by Romania and Ukraine to the east, Slovenia, Croatia and Serbia to the south, Austria to the west, and Slovakia to the north, with a total length of 2,246 kilometers. The country covers an area of 93,023 square kilometers. The capital is Budapest. In January 2023, Hungary has a population of 96780 thousand. Hungary is located in the temperate zone of the northern hemisphere, which is the intersection of temperate continental climate, temperate oceanic climate and Mediterranean climate. Hungary has a large climate change, and the temperature varies greatly between different regions of the country, with an average annual temperature of 108℃。July and August are the hottest, although the average summer temperature is around 217, but the temperature during these two months sometimes exceeds 30 and reaches a maximum of 345℃。Winters are also not very cold, with the coldest months being January and February with an average temperature of -12℃。The annual sunshine hours are 2038 hours, with more sunshine hours in the south. The average annual wind speed is 22 m s, the average annual precipitation is about 630 mm.
Attention has been paid to raising and improving the living standards of the population, and increasing pensions, family allowances, and subsidies for childbirth and child rearing. In addition, preferential subsidies are provided in the areas of medical care, education, culture, sports and tourism. In 2022, the per capita monthly income was HUF 500,000. As of December 2022, there were 1.99 million retirees nationwide, accounting for 20 percent of the country's total population6%, and related expenses account for 8% of GDP. In 2022, there were 44,727 doctors, 66,655 hospital beds, and 3,133 pharmacies nationwide. The quality of the Hungarian population is relatively high, and about 1 3 of the employed population has higher education. 12-year compulsory education is implemented, with free nursery school for young children and free education for primary schools. Duration: 8 years of primary school, 4 years of secondary school (including vocational high school), 4 6 years of university, 7 years of medical university. In addition to public schools, there are also church schools, private schools, and congregation schools. The implementation of a new education law in September 1986 has expanded the operational and economic autonomy of all types of schools and promoted the democratization of school life. The first law on higher education was adopted in 1993. The budget expenditure on education is 1,932 billion forints, accounting for about 3 of the total budget5%。
Hungary has adopted a law that obliges citizens to take out health insurance. According to the World Health Organization, the average life expectancy in Hungary in 2020 was 72 for men2 years old, female 787 years old. Hungary accounts for 19 percent of the population over 65 years of age5%。In order to reverse the aging of the population, Hungary has introduced multiple policies to encourage childbearing, and in 2019, the "Family Expansion Policy" was implemented, including a huge "mother loan" and a multi-child subsidy. In 2020, Hungary** spent 6 percent of GDP on household support measures2%, which is three times the OECD average.
Some people have a second passport because they want to be truly walk-and-go, and they travel to dozens of countries every year. A foreigner told about his second passport life like this: Having a second passport is an incredible feeling to start an incredible life. Suddenly realized that I am no longer subject to one country, and no one ** has exclusive power over me. There are more options, I have more freedom, and it's something I've never felt before. It's like I've missed something for a lifetime, but didn't know until that moment. I'm not going to exaggerate the benefits of this, but having a second passport is the ultimate safeguard policy. Either way, there is always a place to go, live, work, do business, retire. In some cases, even seeking refuge.
Residency in 31 countries.
According to the European Union's law on free movement, any EU citizen can reside freely in the 27 EU countries and 4 European Free Union countries, and can become a citizen of the country of residence for a period of time specified in that country. You can live, live, work and study in any EU country without applying for a visa, without any reporting.
Job opportunities in 27 countries.
According to the EU agreement, EU citizens have the right to work freely in other EU member states and enjoy the same treatment as citizens of that country, including wages, rewards and punishments, labor insurance, unemployment insurance, as well as various subsidies, benefits, and social housing.
Health insurance in 27 countries.
EU citizens can apply for a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), which allows them to receive the same medical care as local residents during their stay in any member state, whether on holiday, business or study (most programs are free of charge, some are chargeable).
Educational resources of 27 countries.
According to statistics, Europe accounts for nearly half of the world's top 200 universities, the largest in the world. EU citizens can study freely in any country in the EU with an EU passport without applying for a study permit, and EU citizens enjoy the same educational rights as residents of that country, including free public education, equal admission requirements, choice of majors, tuition fees, etc. For example, at the University of Paris in France, EU students can enter for freeIn British universities, tuition fees for EU students are generally only about 1 3 to 2 3 for international students.
27 countries** competitiveness.
There are no tariffs between EU countries, which greatly reduces the difficulty between member states. In addition, the EU has signed a number of ** agreements with other economies around the world. For example, agreements between the European Union and Latin America, the European Union and Chile and Mexico, the European Union and the United States, and the European Union and the Mediterranean region. These agreements include tax exemptions for raw materials, industrial products, and agricultural products. As a result, holding an EU passport greatly strengthens the competitiveness.
27 welfare rights.
Among the world's top 10 welfare states, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, and Germany, which are EU member states, account for almost half of the country. Having an EU passport is equivalent to having the world's top benefits!
As O. Member States of the Alliance, to obtain their protection. After taking the photo, you can be visa-free for more than 180 countries and regions, and you can also be in Europe. League 27 since. By living, working, living, studying!If it is a double country in the European Union and the Schengen Area, it can reside in Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Switzerland in a single Schengen area (no more than 90 days), and it is a member of the European Union. The photo can also enjoy the EU public. The blessings of the people. benefits and treatment. At the same time, it holds the EU protection. If certain conditions are met, you can also move to the United Kingdom, Ireland, Switzerland, etc.
Convenient travel: The passport can be visa-free to more than 180 countries and regions such as the United States, Canada, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, all the European Union and Schengen countriesThe application conditions are simple: no education, no language, no bank deposit and other requirements, no immigration supervision;Direct access to an EU passport;EU citizens: In addition to enjoying the benefits of Hungary, they can also freely move to other EU countries to settle, live, work, study, etc.