Registration card

Last activity 09 April 2015 by knuttelmarc

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stevenbpMember25 March 2015 20:39:00

Hi everyone,

I've been living here in Budapest for the last 18months or so, working for a Hungarian organisation. I've moved flats since being here, and although I've updated my address card, I'm wondering if I need to do the same with my registration card.

Grateful for any advice!

Marilyn TassyViP30 March 2015 10:57:41

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If you mean registration with immigration, yes we are suppose to let them know where we are.
I noticed on my 5 year resident permit paperwork that I am suppose to let immigration know if I leave Hungary for longer then 3 months. That just seems like asking for a hassle at immigration though...

knuttelmarcActive member09 April 2015 13:38:43

steven, can you pm me i might know someone who can make the process easier for you.

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