Please be aware of the gypsy issue in the area. The prices are cheap for a reason. Hungarians are escaping that region because of them. I grew up in a similar rural area and trust me you do not want to live around them.
The Hungarian highway network was not paid for by the EU. He had his fair share even before we entered. He paid for the renovation of a couple of railway lines because he was in the interest of Western companies.
I have lived in Hungary for 34 years-both in various parts of Budapest and in the rural areas.Always take someone with you who like me speaks fluent Hungarian and knows the area or at least can make enquiries with the locals.There is a central registry which shows the ethnic make-up of all towns and villages in Hungary which is a good place to start. There are many ethnically German towns and villages which are superbly well kept and crime-free.If the village or town is for the most part populated by ethnic Hungarians the you should be ok.If the property-like this one-is extremely rural there will be difficulty with the maintenance whilst you are not there-grass cutting,heating in winter so pipes dont freeze etc.Better to have a key holder who can keep an eye on your property for you just for peace of mind.
I visited this area a couple weeks ago and I agree that it's just a nice place to be. Even if there would never be systemic issues, it's a cool place to have a summer home to spend some holidays surrounded by peace and nature, and great hiking options. You correctly mentioned that depending on the ethnic breakdown of the specific village, people could be having a vastly different experience just a few kilometers away, so that is something to watch closely. I think people who buy there should be ready to spend some time there on a regular basis though, because you have some obligations like cutting the grass (also if it is not cut passers-by will know the house is empty and you could have issues with people occupying your property or stealing whatever is inside). I actually bought a rural property for a similar price in a different part of Hungary, I think that it's one of the cheapest ways to get some real estate exposure without going into debt. The low price limits the actual downside of such an investment.
About the ethnic background of the village :"I agree with you. I bought a house in a 100 % Hungarian village, we have 3 ethnic families, but the fully integrated. They have 2 children /family, they heard trade, they work, they go to school. And in that village you can sleep with open doors. No robberies, no stealing etc. Zero crime. The next village is the opposite.
Interesting. The inside of the house he showed hasn't changed since the 70s. This is how the furniture looked in Hungary in 1970, a little time travel.
@@-B_S- It was probably inhabited by old people who died out. The house needs to be completely renovated, from basement to roof. But that makes it cheap. If you want more beautiful and modern, it will cost more. You decide.
@@AZ-rg3rf I'm Hungarian - never been this to village, but I have experience in the same size villages in another area of the country. Based on those, it"s usually safe for foreigners, but if you wanna communicate with the neighbors you have to speak some okayish Hungarian, cus the locals are usually elderly or only know very little English.
16k EUR for a liveable house and large garden is NOT typical for many areas of Hungary - buyers should be aware of the reasons why some areas have low prices.
I bought a nice home with air con fully renovated in Rackeve 100 m from the water etc. also have 3 properties in budapest now. I also got my citizenship through my dad being hungarian.
@@deepakkhanna7930 things are difficult. You must apply for residency, and you must be self sufficient and have money. You cant take a job from a hungarian citizen. You must buy property in cash no bank loan etc.
Thanks a lot for this video.I live in France with many cats and have been considering a move to Hungary. Your house looks lovely and the land is great!
I remember these types of houses from the seventies. :) Going down memory lane. It's a good price but there's a lot to be done on the house too. In any case, it's still a great buy and an escape plan.
Rural real estate prices have gone up quite a bit in Hungary. As for being near the Ukranian border, no big impact apart from more business and traffic as Ukraine must now use land borders for trade as air/sea are shut off. The smuggling tunnels are definitely more monitored now though
You cannot buy in Romania a 90m2, house with central heating, bathroom, 5000m2 of land and dally buss connection. Probably only places totally deserted where your only neighbors would be the wolfs and beers. For some reason rural properties in Eastern Hungary are cheaper. It may be a digital nomad or early retirement option.
They are cheap because they are far away from bigger cities, stores etc. Young Hungarians are leaving these king of places so we have a lot of "dying" villages. And the Eastern part of Hungary isn't that developed as the Western part, this is a very old problem. The only reason I never visited Romania because I am terrified of bears lol We hear a lot of bear attacks, they are always in the Hungarian news. Is it really that bad? Do you have wolves and bears all over Romania?
If you see such low prices like that there is a reason usually. If i listen to my intuitions its located in a such area where you need to install a lot of surveillance cameras and keep 2-3 dogs and build up as well a secured garage also applied with cameras and magnetic lock, because car is anyway a must have there. If im a bit less pessimistic i guess the price is low because to commute to the nearest major cities within the borders are 1 hour by car (Debrecen and Nyíregyháza). Before the war at the Ukranian side, Ungvár was just 30mins away from this town. I guess that option is less available now. And still we are not speaking about questions like what is the availability of police, ambulance, firefighters, schools, hardware stores, electricians, gas/water/sewage/electricity experts to fix issues. Or simply because the owners are in debt and they have to quickly sell the property. The thing why i dont think this is because the grass is not overgrown, and even if the furniture is very old, but its clean, so anyone leves here taking care about their home.
@@gergelyosvath74 Not necesarily dangerous ..rural houses in Eastern Hungary are a burden for the owners...full of obligations and huge maintenance fines...they just want to get rid of them.
I've been looking into Hungary and found this House with 1.2 acres of land for only16K Euro with the Ukrainian border in the back yard. Lot is huge and has fruit and nut trees, and could even work as an off-grid home, but it's in the EU Schengen Zone so maybe not the best option for Americans trying to escape poverty, Americans however might feel comfortable as they are basically paying to run and operate Ukraine. But having state-of the art U.S. bio labs up the road might not make for the best neighbors.
What are the average prices of homes in the Hungarian countryside? Are they similar to the home in the video? I'm considering moving there after retirement. I'd be less concerned with having a home there as an investment and more interested in having one as a primary residence for a quiet peaceful retirement. At a low enough price I could afford to renovate a home. I would of course need to learn about what is require to moved there, if US citizens can buy property there, etc. Very random question also but do you know if Hungary taxes U.S. social security income?
Keep in mind that the Hungarian countryside has a 1000 faces. Different regions have completely different vibes and opportunities. I`d say for 50-200K you can get a decent house in most places. If you are adventurous you can find cheaper, but be careful to stay away from gypsy enclaves.
I'm not sure how it works for Americans but it's my understanding that Hungarian senior citizens don't pay income taxes and that the normal income tax is a flat tax of15%. Whatever the details for an American I cannot imagine e that it's prohibitive.
Hmm not sure if this is such a good investment. Rural hungary is depopulating so rapidly, I would not be surprised if this village would became a ghost town within the next decade or so. With that all infrastructure will decay. There are already signs just try to go to the doctor or find a decent supermarket nearby.
Other advatages: if you have crypto, you only must pay 15% tax after your crypto profit. Within 3 years, the expenditure can be contrasted with the income. For this, you have to stay in the country for more than half a year to be able to pay crypto taxes in Hungary. Of course, you can't compete with Dubai's crypto discounts, but I think it's quite good in Europe. who knows better, please enlighten me.
A good one is ingatlan.com. Also, Benedek acts as a buyer’s agent and can help you in the Budapest area: thewanderinginvestor.com/services/international-real-estate-services/a-buyers-agent-in-budapest-and-renovation-manager/
16000€ is not expensive. But renovation cost much-much more here. You have 2 options in eastern Hungary: - got scammed by a bungler - DIY And ofc you can find good professionals but they have a pricetag.
@@bitbcrypto...2118 After what has unfolded in 2020 I no longer view btc as speculation. more so an inevitability. Even if it takes 10 years to get $100k that would mean the average rate of return with a daily $100. Over a year is 100% what asset class out there today offer that type of opportunity?
,,Some parts of Bulgaria and some parts of Romania'' you are right at the border from the EU :)) . Sir , Romania and Bulgaria are part from the EU from 2007 .
IIRC foreigners can't own agricultural land ("szántóföld"), not even EU citizens. Getting land on lease isn't easy either, even Hungarian farmers are having trouble to find land to borrow. However you can buy a house and the plot it's on like in the video. The plot above is considered construction plot and you're allowed to buy that, but that's too expensive per area for farming. So for hobby farming/gardening it's okay, but not something you can make a living off. You should also look up "tanya". These houses are far from the villages and have even bigger plots, but idk if foreigners can buy it. They are big enough for animal husbandry.
Yes come, yesterday rather than now. In term you can even buy if you're income is mainly from agriculture. Lots of small plots available, as in vacant.
@@gertvanderhorst2890 that is not really the truth. also ukrainian grain is killing the farmers. Oly the enough big will survive. Do not give him false expectations, because he will come here and starve to death
Is it possible to buy a property in Hungry for a person who holds Niederlassungserlaubnis in Germany ( Permanent Resident Permit ) without German Passport
Anyone can buy property in Hungary. Non EU people just have an extra step to go through (security approval) which takes 2 months or so and happens in the background. 99.9% get approved.
Find mouth, put money there. If you are not EU national, the quickest way is come as a tourist and buy something. If you want to stay for more than 3 months you need visa, not for vacation, just keep adress abroad. If you don't steel beer from shop nobody will bother you, 90 % sure, just do not make trouble.
@@gertvanderhorst2890 Bro, can you somehow insert the tourist visa or any other way, I will pay as much as it takes, and there will be no problem, bro.
@@gertvanderhorst2890 Brother tourist visa or any visa if you can enter Hungary or any other country in Europe then I will give you the visa price bro you will not have any problem
Nice video. Hope you don't have to deal with war over there. So what are the firearm laws like? I personally wouldn't move anywhere that didn't allow law-abiding citizens to protect themselves on the street.
Then don’t move to anywhere other than Yemen, Somalia, Afganistan, some areas of Pakistan and the US to some extent. Firearm laws everywhere are very restrictive. Governments want all the firepower for themselves.
@@TheWanderingInvestor Actually Czech Republic has very permissive gun laws for the EU. If you do not have a criminal record or any major mental health problems, it is a fairly straight-forward process to get a license for ownership of a semi-auto pistol for self defense. This license also also automatically grants you the privilege of carrying that pistol concealed in public.
There is no war here, the truth is that killing and destruction is only going on in the eastern part of Ukraine. It's very far from here. Air raids are a different topic, of course, but they don't shoot here. Of course, no one can see the future. In Hungary, possession of more powerful firearms is subject to a permit. It is treated very strictly, practically a privilege. No one can keep an automatic weapon at home, not even soldiers or policemen. Self-defense weapons can be kept (gas or rubber bullet versions), but these must also be authorized by the police. Of course, from time to time the weapon also has to be inspected at the designated place.... In public areas, knives and swords with a blade larger than 8 cm can only be carried in a bag or in its own case, not in a belt pocket on clothing. There is a type of knife that you cannot have at all. For example, a bowie is already in the bag category. Gas spray (pepper spray) can be used freely, taser are not allowed. Maybe there is a change, I'm not up to date, but this is about the situation. Obviously, the situation is different with illegal objects. This is not Texas where you can shoot anyone in self defense. Ok, I know that in the USA the range is very wide, from a complete ban to machine guns. This was just one example of the different practice. The truth is that you don't really need them. However, there are places where it can be useful, especially in poorer regions against thieves. You can't be in a constant fight, so you have to use diplomatic solutions, which won't work without knowledge of the language and knowledge of local customs.
Hey why are u advertising Hungarian lands to foreignal? Its not fair that many people here cant afford to buy one , but out of Hungary the salaries are better and they just come and puchasing our land! Of we had the same salary i wouldnt mind. Othervise i dont have problem with foreignals. The young generációs are friendly with them the elder have many prejudice in their head. Guy, where are u from? Slovakia?
No Hungarian wants to live in that house anymore, so if a foreigner buys it, the owners will get some money and the house probably some renovations (work for local laborers) etc.
@@user-wt2ip3bo3t I dont know. Its not abour the owners its about the other Hungarian who could buy it but they dont have money for it cause the government keep down the prices. Which country are u from? Would u like if foreignals keep buying house there and u and ur people werent able?
@@kamillaerdos7636 I just dont believe many Hungarians want to move to 1km from the Ukrainian border. They want to move to Budapest or to Germany/Netherlands/France where there are jobs and cultural life. That house in the video would just rot and collapse if no foreigner bought it.
@@kamillaerdos7636You can’t control what people want to do though. If a foreigner wants to buy a house in Hungary, they can and there’s nothing you can legally do about it.
I just realized you are an investor why you don't go to Philippines Makati and buy a condo invest they have a really nice deals for $60 million and the 50 years they're gonna tear it down because that's the law over there
My friend, if Paks explodes, the Carpathian basin will be a nuclear desert. And this is not the only nuclear power plant in the area. However, if you always expect the worst and don't trust in a better future, you can tie the rope around your neck.
Hi I will like to visit Hungary sometime this year, but we don't have an embassy in my country Panama, could u help. And is there more property for sell. Do u have Instagram? ❤
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16,000 euros for this house. Good escape plan? :)
Sell that to me 😃 Hungarian residence and in a few years Russian citizenship. Dream come true 👍
Escape, YES! Upgrade potential -- sure 😃
Perfect
It has been sold! When do we see it again? ;)
Getting Ukraineian labor? Difficult and dangerous.
Love Hungary from Poland 🇵🇱❤🇭🇺
Please be aware of the gypsy issue in the area. The prices are cheap for a reason. Hungarians are escaping that region because of them. I grew up in a similar rural area and trust me you do not want to live around them.
I spent most of 2020 in Hungary, loved it. My father was born and raised there as a German
Who cares.... :))
@@minoguirguis7932 Ye who gives a rats ass ? 🙈🤣
The Hungarian highway network was not paid for by the EU. He had his fair share even before we entered. He paid for the renovation of a couple of railway lines because he was in the interest of Western companies.
Orban menyit lopott ? )))
@@LEK-we2hhagybeteg
I have lived in Hungary for 34 years-both in various parts of Budapest and in the rural areas.Always take someone with you who like me speaks fluent Hungarian and knows the area or at least can make enquiries with the locals.There is a central registry which shows the ethnic make-up of all towns and villages in Hungary which is a good place to start.
There are many ethnically German towns and villages which are superbly well kept and crime-free.If the village or town is for the most part populated by ethnic Hungarians the you should be ok.If the property-like this one-is extremely rural there will be difficulty with the maintenance whilst you are not there-grass cutting,heating in winter so pipes dont freeze etc.Better to have a key holder who can keep an eye on your property for you just for peace of mind.
I visited this area a couple weeks ago and I agree that it's just a nice place to be. Even if there would never be systemic issues, it's a cool place to have a summer home to spend some holidays surrounded by peace and nature, and great hiking options. You correctly mentioned that depending on the ethnic breakdown of the specific village, people could be having a vastly different experience just a few kilometers away, so that is something to watch closely. I think people who buy there should be ready to spend some time there on a regular basis though, because you have some obligations like cutting the grass (also if it is not cut passers-by will know the house is empty and you could have issues with people occupying your property or stealing whatever is inside). I actually bought a rural property for a similar price in a different part of Hungary, I think that it's one of the cheapest ways to get some real estate exposure without going into debt. The low price limits the actual downside of such an investment.
Excellent points to consider.
Hi what the name of the village?
Which area of hungry is best for buy a rural cheap farm house?????
@@S-hasnainmazhar southern side
About the ethnic background of the village :"I agree with you. I bought a house in a 100 % Hungarian village, we have 3 ethnic families, but the fully integrated. They have 2 children /family, they heard trade, they work, they go to school. And in that village you can sleep with open doors. No robberies, no stealing etc. Zero crime. The next village is the opposite.
Interesting. The inside of the house he showed hasn't changed since the 70s.
This is how the furniture looked in Hungary in 1970, a little time travel.
No clue it was 70’s but I know the old nostalgic look, minus the kitchen and bathroom it looks bad
@@-B_S- It was probably inhabited by old people who died out. The house needs to be completely renovated, from basement to roof. But that makes it cheap. If you want more beautiful and modern, it will cost more. You decide.
@@Horizontal77 very tastefull choice of words.
This is Györocske, my mother's birth village, i spent there many summer holidays in the late 70's,early 80's,i know all the hauses and peoples there.
Lovely place!
Are the people welcoming of foreigners?
@@AZ-rg3rf I'm Hungarian - never been this to village, but I have experience in the same size villages in another area of the country. Based on those, it"s usually safe for foreigners, but if you wanna communicate with the neighbors you have to speak some okayish Hungarian, cus the locals are usually elderly or only know very little English.
@@laurapolner1956 That's good to know. I guess as long as they see an unassuming person who looks friendly, they won't treat him as a threat.
Great video of a tranquil village. I can imagine how it is healthy to the body and it is not less so to the mind.
Keep it up, buddy.
16k EUR for a liveable house and large garden is NOT typical for many areas of Hungary - buyers should be aware of the reasons why some areas have low prices.
Yes absolutely if you go to the edge of any country you will find prices like this. Hungarian home prices are pretty high
We all know the reason why it's so cheap...
@@slayer8273 ethnic Slovenes in the vicinity?
@@GreenTeaViewer that too
@@GreenTeaViewer But mostly because villages like the one in the video, in the far north east, are mostly populated by shitton of romani people
I bought a nice home with air con fully renovated in Rackeve 100 m from the water etc. also have 3 properties in budapest now. I also got my citizenship through my dad being hungarian.
Congrats!
@@TheWanderingInvestor so happy to be here! Much better then Toronto Canada!
Please, can you provide information about house prices in Rackeve, and is your house for sale? Please answer
@@deepakkhanna7930 things are difficult. You must apply for residency, and you must be self sufficient and have money. You cant take a job from a hungarian citizen. You must buy property in cash no bank loan etc.
Thanks a lot for this video.I live in France with many cats and have been considering a move to Hungary. Your house looks lovely and the land is great!
Great affordable plan B. Very interesting to see a small village in Hungary 😀
We live in Hungary for 3 years. When Orban leaves the EU, we don't know, if we can stay? Like Greatbritain...
I know Hungary pretty well and this is a great video! Thanks!
Thank you
Oh ye have you been in Diosviszlo ? 🤣
The friendly neighbors looked at you like fresh meat :D
Beautiful property
Something like this just a dream in North America
Don’t even mention the price
Safe country, good food,very nice people
I remember these types of houses from the seventies. :) Going down memory lane. It's a good price but there's a lot to be done on the house too. In any case, it's still a great buy and an escape plan.
This is awesome, it's probably sold now? I am interested in exactly these kind of properties. Love it!
Probably sold yes 🤷♂️. But look around. There’s a lot for sale.
For 16,000 euro, this house is probably in the gypsy section
A few of them in town, but no not in their area.
Prices have gone up since the video was published.
@@TheWanderingInvestor thank you for the video/ local research, it’s much appreciated. Rural Hungary does have some gems.
Hi Ladislas, as of Nov 2023, do you have any updates about the effects of the war in Ukraine on this place?
Rural real estate prices have gone up quite a bit in Hungary.
As for being near the Ukranian border, no big impact apart from more business and traffic as Ukraine must now use land borders for trade as air/sea are shut off.
The smuggling tunnels are definitely more monitored now though
Can you one for buying property in Poland 🇵🇱
Láttam, hogy a helyiek nagyon barátságosak :D
2 years ago- now working with Ukraine might have problems.
Hey Ladislas , great video buddy! :)
Thank you ☺️
Please make a video for buying property in Lithuania :)
Next time I go there 🙂
Amazing price. So much land. Is there a thermal / mineral bath nearby?
Probably within a 1 or 2 hour drive. They are all over Hungary.
You cannot buy in Romania a 90m2, house with central heating, bathroom, 5000m2 of land and dally buss connection. Probably only places totally deserted where your only neighbors would be the wolfs and beers. For some reason rural properties in Eastern Hungary are cheaper. It may be a digital nomad or early retirement option.
They are cheap because they are far away from bigger cities, stores etc. Young Hungarians are leaving these king of places so we have a lot of "dying" villages.
And the Eastern part of Hungary isn't that developed as the Western part, this is a very old problem.
The only reason I never visited Romania because I am terrified of bears lol
We hear a lot of bear attacks, they are always in the Hungarian news. Is it really that bad? Do you have wolves and bears all over Romania?
If you see such low prices like that there is a reason usually. If i listen to my intuitions its located in a such area where you need to install a lot of surveillance cameras and keep 2-3 dogs and build up as well a secured garage also applied with cameras and magnetic lock, because car is anyway a must have there.
If im a bit less pessimistic i guess the price is low because to commute to the nearest major cities within the borders are 1 hour by car (Debrecen and Nyíregyháza). Before the war at the Ukranian side, Ungvár was just 30mins away from this town. I guess that option is less available now. And still we are not speaking about questions like what is the availability of police, ambulance, firefighters, schools, hardware stores, electricians, gas/water/sewage/electricity experts to fix issues.
Or simply because the owners are in debt and they have to quickly sell the property. The thing why i dont think this is because the grass is not overgrown, and even if the furniture is very old, but its clean, so anyone leves here taking care about their home.
@@gergelyosvath74 Not necesarily dangerous ..rural houses in Eastern Hungary are a burden for the owners...full of obligations and huge maintenance fines...they just want to get rid of them.
I've been looking into Hungary and found this House with 1.2 acres of land for only16K Euro with the Ukrainian border in the back yard. Lot is huge and has fruit and nut trees, and could even work as an off-grid home, but it's in the EU Schengen Zone so maybe not the best option for Americans trying to escape poverty, Americans however might feel comfortable as they are basically paying to run and operate Ukraine. But having state-of the art U.S. bio labs up the road might not make for the best neighbors.
Lol
@@TheWanderingInvestor Not funny.
I thought it was funny, and true@@steventhury8366
The ability to speak Hungarian would be a help in this situation
100%. Tough language too.
@@TheWanderingInvestor I agree.
Very good video.
What are the average prices of homes in the Hungarian countryside? Are they similar to the home in the video? I'm considering moving there after retirement. I'd be less concerned with having a home there as an investment and more interested in having one as a primary residence for a quiet peaceful retirement. At a low enough price I could afford to renovate a home. I would of course need to learn about what is require to moved there, if US citizens can buy property there, etc.
Very random question also but do you know if Hungary taxes U.S. social security income?
Keep in mind that the Hungarian countryside has a 1000 faces. Different regions have completely different vibes and opportunities. I`d say for 50-200K you can get a decent house in most places. If you are adventurous you can find cheaper, but be careful to stay away from gypsy enclaves.
I'm not sure how it works for Americans but it's my understanding that Hungarian senior citizens don't pay income taxes and that the normal income tax is a flat tax of15%. Whatever the details for an American I cannot imagine e that it's prohibitive.
@@diebaronofg0nzo470WHAT IS THAT?!?!? Gypsy?????
@@JF-jb2ln en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romani_people
Easy peasy for me to immigrate there on a fast track visa as I'm Hungarian descent. Hmm...
Why not take on citizensship ? It's easy for you, Pistike.
What about buying a cheap land and live on container house on it? will it qualify for Residence?
I don't think it's a problem, but I don't know the regulations.
I thought you meant 60,000 euros but 16,000, that's a steal.
You get what you pay for.
Hmm not sure if this is such a good investment. Rural hungary is depopulating so rapidly, I would not be surprised if this village would became a ghost town within the next decade or so. With that all infrastructure will decay. There are already signs just try to go to the doctor or find a decent supermarket nearby.
Is this still available or are there other similar properties that are available?
Thanks!
No clue if still available. Their number is on the video at some point.
Hungary has tons of such properties available all over the country.
@@TheWanderingInvestor O wow! Thanks for replay! Currently binge watching your videos on various investment opportunities. Thanks for content!
Nice
Hi can you recommend a province property with land closer to Budapest?
Haha, if you can pay 350-400k €. :)
Go and have a look for yourself. From 50 km there's plenty around at about 50 k Euro.
Other advatages: if you have crypto, you only must pay 15% tax after your crypto profit. Within 3 years, the expenditure can be contrasted with the income. For this, you have to stay in the country for more than half a year to be able to pay crypto taxes in Hungary. Of course, you can't compete with Dubai's crypto discounts, but I think it's quite good in Europe. who knows better, please enlighten me.
Have you been to Moldova?
Nice video, good 👍from Texas
Thank you. Yes, interesting but sad place. 😕
Walnut trees everywhere in garden.
Dang nice place though! Very quaint.
What website do you use to check on houses in hungary?
A good one is ingatlan.com. Also, Benedek acts as a buyer’s agent and can help you in the Budapest area: thewanderinginvestor.com/services/international-real-estate-services/a-buyers-agent-in-budapest-and-renovation-manager/
What about Tbilisi, Batumi Georgia opportunities? It looks like go every where in Europe and more, not there yet. ;)😊
Prices are going down now as many Russians and Ukrainians are leaving
16000€ is not expensive. But renovation cost much-much more here. You have 2 options in eastern Hungary:
- got scammed by a bungler
- DIY
And ofc you can find good professionals but they have a pricetag.
These are not only true for Eastern Hungary.
I don't know who needs to hear this but stop saving all your money. Invest some of it if you want financial freedom.
Invest in Bitcoin, gold, silver, buy stock, forex market. Anything! Just invest and save yourself.
Most important words I've heard all day
Investing in crypto currency now should be in every wise individuals list, in 2 to 3 years time, you will be ecstatic with the decision you made today
It's very important for one to have different stream of income
@@bitbcrypto...2118 After what has unfolded in 2020 I no longer view btc as speculation. more so an inevitability. Even if it takes 10 years to get $100k that would mean the average rate of return with a daily $100. Over a year is 100% what asset class out there today offer that type of opportunity?
Can you put some chickens or any livestock there?
Yup 🐓🦃🐄🐄
@@TheWanderingInvestor Thank you. Hopefully I can get a property there soon.
,,Some parts of Bulgaria and some parts of Romania'' you are right at the border from the EU :)) . Sir , Romania and Bulgaria are part from the EU from 2007 .
but they have parts at the border of EU... :))) nothing wrong!
Any thing under Euro10k for sale any where..does not matter how small it may be.
I'm sure you'll have some fine containers to buy in downtown Detroit
This plan B investment turned out to be an "out of money call option" given the current war in Ukraine
Nice video.
Jaw dropped 😮
Hlo Sir I m Farmer from India
Can I do farming agricultural land on lease
LOL
IIRC foreigners can't own agricultural land ("szántóföld"), not even EU citizens. Getting land on lease isn't easy either, even Hungarian farmers are having trouble to find land to borrow. However you can buy a house and the plot it's on like in the video. The plot above is considered construction plot and you're allowed to buy that, but that's too expensive per area for farming. So for hobby farming/gardening it's okay, but not something you can make a living off. You should also look up "tanya". These houses are far from the villages and have even bigger plots, but idk if foreigners can buy it. They are big enough for animal husbandry.
no way bro. In Hungary, if you are not super-super well connected you can't buy farmland for a reasonable price even if you are a citizen of Hungary.
Yes come, yesterday rather than now. In term you can even buy if you're income is mainly from agriculture. Lots of small plots available, as in vacant.
@@gertvanderhorst2890 that is not really the truth. also ukrainian grain is killing the farmers. Oly the enough big will survive.
Do not give him false expectations, because he will come here and starve to death
Is it possible to buy a property in Hungry for a person who holds Niederlassungserlaubnis in Germany ( Permanent Resident Permit ) without German Passport
Anyone can buy property in Hungary. Non EU people just have an extra step to go through (security approval) which takes 2 months or so and happens in the background. 99.9% get approved.
Bruh we don't want pajeets in Europe
Brother, I want to come to Hungary, how can I get Hungary visa very easily?
Find mouth, put money there. If you are not EU national, the quickest way is come as a tourist and buy something. If you want to stay for more than 3 months you need visa, not for vacation, just keep adress abroad. If you don't steel beer from shop nobody will bother you, 90 % sure, just do not make trouble.
@@gertvanderhorst2890 Bro, can you somehow insert the tourist visa or any other way, I will pay as much as it takes, and there will be no problem, bro.
@@gertvanderhorst2890 Brother tourist visa or any visa if you can enter Hungary or any other country in Europe then I will give you the visa price bro you will not have any problem
@@gertvanderhorst2890 If you can, bro, tell me in the comments, there will be no problem. I am telling you from Bangladesh
@@Mr.Jahidul-du8rr That is absolutely not how it works. In your country of origin you have to request a visum from the Hungarian Embassy.
Lovely garden! Don’t agree about Hungarian food though 😂
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Well obviously u haven’t went to good restaurants yet or met any grandmas to cook for u. If u don’t like Langos or paprika then I am sad for u
Non eu can buy that land?
How you imagined that?
Yes, if you state it's your second home and keep your residence in country of origine.
Пролетарский привет венграм из Қазақстана
@@mikhailsalamanca2405 😅
Nice video. Hope you don't have to deal with war over there. So what are the firearm laws like? I personally wouldn't move anywhere that didn't allow law-abiding citizens to protect themselves on the street.
Then don’t move to anywhere other than Yemen, Somalia, Afganistan, some areas of Pakistan and the US to some extent. Firearm laws everywhere are very restrictive. Governments want all the firepower for themselves.
Found the gun nut american!
@@TheWanderingInvestor Actually Czech Republic has very permissive gun laws for the EU. If you do not have a criminal record or any major mental health problems, it is a fairly straight-forward process to get a license for ownership of a semi-auto pistol for self defense. This license also also automatically grants you the privilege of carrying that pistol concealed in public.
@@Chuchu_ETV 😍
There is no war here, the truth is that killing and destruction is only going on in the eastern part of Ukraine. It's very far from here. Air raids are a different topic, of course, but they don't shoot here. Of course, no one can see the future.
In Hungary, possession of more powerful firearms is subject to a permit. It is treated very strictly, practically a privilege.
No one can keep an automatic weapon at home, not even soldiers or policemen.
Self-defense weapons can be kept (gas or rubber bullet versions), but these must also be authorized by the police.
Of course, from time to time the weapon also has to be inspected at the designated place....
In public areas, knives and swords with a blade larger than 8 cm can only be carried in a bag or in its own case, not in a belt pocket on clothing.
There is a type of knife that you cannot have at all.
For example, a bowie is already in the bag category.
Gas spray (pepper spray) can be used freely, taser are not allowed.
Maybe there is a change, I'm not up to date, but this is about the situation.
Obviously, the situation is different with illegal objects.
This is not Texas where you can shoot anyone in self defense.
Ok, I know that in the USA the range is very wide, from a complete ban to machine guns. This was just one example of the different practice.
The truth is that you don't really need them.
However, there are places where it can be useful, especially in poorer regions against thieves. You can't be in a constant fight, so you have to use diplomatic solutions, which won't work without knowledge of the language and knowledge of local customs.
16 000 or 60 000 ? Not sure...
16,000 👍
Hey why are u advertising Hungarian lands to foreignal? Its not fair that many people here cant afford to buy one , but out of Hungary the salaries are better and they just come and puchasing our land! Of we had the same salary i wouldnt mind. Othervise i dont have problem with foreignals. The young generációs are friendly with them the elder have many prejudice in their head. Guy, where are u from? Slovakia?
No Hungarian wants to live in that house anymore, so if a foreigner buys it, the owners will get some money and the house probably some renovations (work for local laborers) etc.
@@user-wt2ip3bo3t I dont know. Its not abour the owners its about the other Hungarian who could buy it but they dont have money for it cause the government keep down the prices. Which country are u from? Would u like if foreignals keep buying house there and u and ur people werent able?
@@kamillaerdos7636 I just dont believe many Hungarians want to move to 1km from the Ukrainian border. They want to move to Budapest or to Germany/Netherlands/France where there are jobs and cultural life. That house in the video would just rot and collapse if no foreigner bought it.
@@user-wt2ip3bo3t And whats about those Hungarian people who love this country and want to live here? Not everyone like to live in different country.
@@kamillaerdos7636You can’t control what people want to do though. If a foreigner wants to buy a house in Hungary, they can and there’s nothing you can legally do about it.
My classmate is your neighbourhood if you see a 150cm girl just run
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is she a vampire or something?
I just realized you are an investor why you don't go to Philippines Makati and buy a condo invest they have a really nice deals for $60 million and the 50 years they're gonna tear it down because that's the law over there
Doesn’t sound like a great set-up for capital gains 🙂
Your worst investment bro :D
amazing for a great price.
my country Bangladesh
Cool plan until you get kicked out after 3 months because of your visa running out! ;P
Luckily there are a few rivers around that you can cross at night to come back 😅
"Plan B, just in case of a systemic issue..." (buys a house bordering Ukraine just before a WW3 nuclear war with Russia) Doh! 😩
Theres a JohnnyFD american youtuber who bought a flat for $150k in kiev last year.... bet he's not feeling too good about it right now
@@AZ-rg3rf yeah I wonder what he could sell it for now? 😅
We are okay in Hungary but thanks for the negativity...
@@thombaz 😢
My friend, if Paks explodes, the Carpathian basin will be a nuclear desert. And this is not the only nuclear power plant in the area.
However, if you always expect the worst and don't trust in a better future, you can tie the rope around your neck.
Is Hungary a racist country. I’ve been there and I’ve found racism, and lots of it.
where are you from?
That's why we don't have diversity. We don't need the african doctors, or middle eastern engineers. UK and west can have it.
Yes it is, racism is skyrocketing since we see how islamization ruining the west and the gypsy prime minister the country.
My ass was paid by the EU.
No chemtrails !
Not on that day. But they do happen. But now less that there is a ban on flying over Ukraine
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And cut the fuckin wallnut tree if you want wifi
Can get better in warmer climes like Portugal, Spain, Italy why a cold crap country like that
Cold? you are wrong! it's really hot here!
How now since war? So sad..
cool
Hi I will like to visit Hungary sometime this year, but we don't have an embassy in my country Panama, could u help. And is there more property for sell. Do u have Instagram? ❤