Moving to Hungary

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There are religious people in Hungary but it's in decline everywhere in Europe.  But you'll find a place for that somewhere. 

Your biggest barriers are the language, the unfriendly government and the xenophobic behaviour of a large chunk of the population.

Good luck.

fluffy2560 wrote:

You'll have to ask the Expat.com about advertising.

There are religious people in Hungary but it's in decline everywhere in Europe.  But you'll find a place for that somewhere. 

Your biggest barriers are the language, the unfriendly government and the xenophobic behaviour of a large chunk of the population.

Good luck.

True, lately Hungary seems to have  more xenophobic people then years ago.
maybe it is because of the news media here and all the flood of immigrants into Europe from the east.
I have a US friend here in Hungary who is a women of color.
She and her father  moved to HU in 2016.
Mostly she seems OK here but at times people have said some very rude things to both her and her father.
They also had a difficult time finding a place to rent, not because of their income but because of their race.
She isn't very active on this site otherwise I'd share more info so that she could possibley share her experiences with you.
My son who has dual citizenship from the US and HU is now living in Japan with his Japanese wife.
We would of liked him to come to HU with us but he isn't willing to bring his Asain wife here as there is no big future for her here. She had a hard time for 7 years in the US so Hungary would not be a logical option for her. If you can't make it in Vegas then you can't make it anywhere...
I have watched many documentaries about how bad things are going in S. Africa and of course if you can then get out of there but honestly, you will have to take Hungary with a grain of salt.
No place is perfect.that's for sure.

Marilyn Tassy wrote:

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My son who has dual citizenship from the US and HU is now living in Japan with his Japanese wife.
We would of liked him to come to HU with us but he isn't willing to bring his Asian wife here as there is no big future for her here. She had a hard time for 7 years in the US so Hungary would not be a logical option for her. If you can't make it in Vegas then you can't make it anywhere...
I have watched many documentaries about how bad things are going in S. Africa and of course if you can then get out of there but honestly, you will have to take Hungary with a grain of salt.
No place is perfect.that's for sure.

Interesting.

I'd have thought if her English (not Hungarian) was up to scratch, she probably could have scored a job with either the Japanese government or possibly an international business engaged  in business with Japan.   BTW, the biggest Japanese population I've heard of in Europe is in Duesseldorf, Germany for some reason.  Certainly not in Hungary!

fluffy2560 wrote:

Marilyn Tassy wrote:

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My son who has dual citizenship from the US and HU is now living in Japan with his Japanese wife.
We would of liked him to come to HU with us but he isn't willing to bring his Asian wife here as there is no big future for her here. She had a hard time for 7 years in the US so Hungary would not be a logical option for her. If you can't make it in Vegas then you can't make it anywhere...
I have watched many documentaries about how bad things are going in S. Africa and of course if you can then get out of there but honestly, you will have to take Hungary with a grain of salt.
No place is perfect.that's for sure.

Interesting.

I'd have thought if her English (not Hungarian) was up to scratch, she probably could have scored a job with either the Japanese government or possibly an international business engaged  in business with Japan.   BTW, the biggest Japanese population I've heard of in Europe is in Duesseldorf, Germany for some reason.  Certainly not in Hungary!

As the saying goes, You can lead a horse to water but, you know the rest!
My husband made a nickname up for her, "Little Lazy" fits like a glove!

Marilyn Tassy wrote:

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As the saying goes, You can lead a horse to water but, you know the rest!
My husband made a nickname up for her, "Little Lazy" fits like a glove!

Oh dear! Well, maybe it's easier on cruise control in the land of blossom, then that'll be perfect.