All about becoming a Hungarian citizen

Are you studying Hungarian in preparation for your citizenship application? Our clients often ask us if we have any suggestions for films to watch that can help them learn Hungarian. In response, we have collected some suggestions from our team – many of these are available on popular streaming services.

Hungary is a parliamentary democracy which is a form of representative democracy. Elections are held regularly to elect members of the parliament who are supposed to represent the interests and intentions of their constituents. How does this form of government work and what does it mean for your Hungarian citizenship? Read on to find out.

Mother’s Day is the celebration of mothers: the women who gave us life, nurtured us throughout our childhood, and helped us shape who we are today. On the first Sunday of May, it is customary in Hungary to visit your mother, and acknowledge her efforts while raising you.

Easter is the biggest Christian festival, celebrated all over Hungary (as most of the population is at least culturally Christian). However, there are also various folk traditions tied to this festivity. Read on to learn how we celebrate Easter in Hungary.

When you become a Hungarian citizen, the Hungarian name you register must conform to the Hungarian writing system. If you have a name with foreign characters, you will need to change your name; otherwise, you can keep your old name.