12:30 many residents in large European cities are using ticket types that are good for more than a single ride and don't require checking everytime they board
hello, welcome to our place, did you know that when the freedom bridge was handed over, the last rivet was "hammered in" by the Austrian ruler and was made of silver, it was later stolen. (if it's true), 17:04 that's a paddle-wheeled boat that was brought up from Balaton, I think the taxi driver cheated (the first one) that's why I tell everyone, if possible, never get into a taxi without a "Majesty" sign, call Uber or Bólto, or " "main taxi" in Budapest. He was a nice guy, he must have liked you ;-) next time you should buy a ticket for a fast train if it's available, it costs a little more but it doesn't stop everywhere, I like trains too, our trains are the way they are, we have a saying for that "a little more yellow, a little more sour, but ours" (this quote is from an old movie where they wanted to present the first orange successfully grown in Hungary to the leader of the Communist Party (who also had not seen an orange) but a student ate it, so they gave him 1 lemon saying that's it, the important comrade found it strange, and the person who gave it to him told him this) I'm sorry you didn't look around Budapest more, but Eger is also beautiful, visit the castle, the minaret, the basilica, and the winery, sorry if I'm not around I use an understandable foríto app, have fun!
As I Hungarian, I'm really grateful you chose our country as your first one in the EU. I always love to see tourists visiting Budapest, who might show the city from another perspective, sometimes locals like myself forget how incredible this city really is, we often look at in a different way. And yeah, the train stations are a bit messy, without the help of the internet, even for us sometimes it's hard to determine what trains depart from which station.
Awww thank you so much, Oliver! That is incredibly kind and sweet. I think Hungary and Hungarian people are really great. That's really great to hear about seeing your native city from another perspective. I agree sometimes we take things for granted and often need someone else to remind us why it's good in the first place. Thanks so much for watching!
As a Hungarian I have to say you belong to the very very few people who can pronounce the name Budapest as perfect as a Hungarian does. Hope you have (or had) a great time in our capital.
@@arpad2188 No one has to. It’s just a thing to be appreciated if someone pays attention to pronounce properly at least the name of the city they are visiting. It’s not a must, but highly appreciated if done. For me it’s an act of respect.
@@SyifaAdriana It's a pleasure. Knowing how much struggle you had to go through to receive your visa I believe it's a gift for you to be able to visit countries like Hungary, and from that perspective it's even more valuable (at least for me) that you apparently did your research about our capital city. I know our language is super hard to learn which makes your effort even more valuable. Hope you found Eger also nice, even though it's a much smaller town than Budapest. Oh, and you even found interesting spots in Budapest I wasn't aware of, despite living in this city since I was born 😉
As a Hungarian, I'm deeply upset by the taxi driver that took you to Kelenföld. You very, VERY clearly said Keleti, which was literally 10 minutes from your hostel, and yet he somehow turned it into Kelenföld, which sounds nothing like what you said. For shame.
@@hariopamungkas3746 ehh yeah... long trip out to Kelenföld, even longer back to the middle of downtown, plus in Kelenföld she also walked out to the trains so lucky that she left the hostel early. The taxi driver could have asked to see her train ticket, since he's doing this for a living. (We're doing a bit of Hungarian impression here in the comments btw: Hungarians can always complain about something. Ask any local, they won't even stop to think of a topic. :D )
Yeah, annoying. But once she was at Kelenföld, it would have been faster to take metro M4 to Keleti than to take another taxi. Annoying that the girls at the platform didn't tell her to take the metro. It's easy even with luggage as there are elevators and it's all barrier free.
Thank you for your concern. It was definitely a frustrating experience, but I try to see it as part of the adventure of traveling. Every trip has its ups and downs, and it helps me learn for the next time! Despite that, I had such a wonderful time in Hungary 😊
I was just in Budapest a few nights ago. In very early September. This video sums it up perfectly. Beautiful place, lovely locals. The biggest shame is all the hideous grafitti. Every cappuccino was extremely delicious. Can't wait to go back one day.
That’s amazing! I’m so glad the video captured the beauty of Budapest for you. It really is a stunning city with such lovely locals. And yes, the cappuccinos there are incredible! I hope you get the chance to go back soon.
14:00 There are not only 3 bridges in Budapest!From north to south: Megyeri bridge, Árpád bridge, Margit bridge, Chain Bridge, Elizabeth Bridge, Liberty Bridge, Petőfi Bridge, Rákóczi Bridge. You can buy tickets for public transport from the pink vending machines visible at every stop, local residents buy a monthly pass, which does not need to be validated separately.Tourists can also buy passes for 24 hours, 72 hours, 15 days, etc.
Thank you for sharing this information! I appreciate the clarification about the bridges-Budapest has so many beautiful ones! Also, the tips about the public transport passes are super helpful for future visitors. I’ll make sure to keep these in mind for my next trip! 😊
Currently in Hungary visiting Budapest, Siofok and Szeged. Thank you to the lovely people in Hungary who have helped us find the way even though our Hungarian is very poor! We love Hungary ❤. A beautiful, safe country with gentle people.
Why Siófok ? Outside the beach season, the northern lake shore is much more interesting, for historical attractions it is worth going to Tihany, or perhaps to Balatonfüred, which is located next to it.
Oh, poor girl with the Kelenföld-Keleti confusion :(. The driver probably misunderstood you. BTW, you could just use the underground (Metro 4, green line) from Kelenföld to Keleti, it would have been faster and much much cheaper.
Hi Syifa, it's great, that you have your Schengen visa! Lovely to see you in Budapest. It feels a bit like home, being 'only' a 4-hour drive from where I grew up in Austria. I've been to Budapest twice, both times for music and a music expo. I loved the city. Looking forward to accompanying you on your further explorations of Hungary. And I hope that you'll soon explore Austria too - definitely visit Salzburg!
Hi Diz, thanks so much for watching this video. Getting my Schengen visa was such a big moment for me, and I’m so happy I could visit Budapest. It’s amazing to hear that you’ve been there twice for music-it’s such a vibrant city! Austria is also on my list, especially now that you’ve recommended Salzburg! I’ve heard it’s beautiful. Thanks for your support, and I look forward to sharing more of my travels with you.
As a Hungarian subscriber, I'm glad that you visited my country and city. Next time hopefully you will be completely healthy to explore the whole city. It's also good to see that you are exploring the countryside as well. I hope you will also explore some other countries in the region (e.g Slovakia, Chechia, Poland, Croatia). I like the whole region, Central-Europe is perfect place regarding safety, reasonable prices and kind people.
Thank you so much for your kind message! I absolutely loved visiting Hungary, and I agree, Central Europe is such a wonderful region to explore. I’m also excited to explore more of the countryside and neighboring countries like Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Poland, and Croatia in the future. The combination of safety, affordability than Western Europe, and the warmth of the people makes this part of the world so special. Thanks again for your support!
As a fellow Indonesian I totally understand the stress when it comes to visa applications 😅 thanks for giving us a glimpse behind the scenes and I look forward to seeing what else you get up to in Hungary!
I was delighted to watch this video and the fact that you finally got your schengen visa. It will be a pleasure to follow your journey from this neighboring country. It is a beautiful country that I have visited, traveling in Budapest, walking through the places where you have been now. Thanks for sharing and I hope you can come to Romania too.
Thank you so much! Thankfully, I’m feeling better now. Yes, it was really helpful that so many people in Budapest speak English! I hope you get the chance to visit one day-it’s a beautiful city! 😊
Thank you so much! I’m so glad the video resonated with you. Getting the Schengen visa was such a special moment for me, and I’m happy you can relate. Sending lots of love back to Nepal!
wow, Syifa - this video started so emotional with your Visa story...before I knew it, I got tears in my eyes... tears of happiness about your stamp in your passport...! 😅 ...I grew up in Germany, even close to the Austrian border, but never made it to Budapest... so I watched very curiously... Europe is so rich in history, and its sometimes unbelievable to see how many fantastic buildings, castles, bridges, cathedrals, hotels, market halls and even railway stations have been built in the past centuries!!! In comparison we make a poor showing with most of what we build these days... ⛪ ...what I always love so much to see in your videos is how you immediately and naturally connect with strangers, and then elegantly land where you need to be... hands pushing your suitcase, drivers finding a short-cut so you can catch your train... its like a magical journey... you are born to travel, Syifa - you have it in your genes! 😊...hopefully you have by now fully recovered from the flu... keep on surfing the waves of life!! 💖
Wow Jorn, thank you so much for your beautiful message! Your words really touched me, and I’m so glad that my Visa story resonated with you. That stamp meant so much to me, and I'm happy to know it brought you tears of happiness! I'm so grateful that you enjoy the way I connect with people in my travels. It’s such a special part of every journey for me. Thank you for your kind words and support, Jorn!
Hi Syifa, I am from Indonesia, I just found your videos yesterday and I am so really excited watching you journey. In addition, I am not only enjoy what you share with us about your amazing journey but also I am learning english (how to speak english in british accent) from you. Thank you so much! Exciting to watch your another video!🎉
Thank you so much for your kind words! I had an amazing time in Budapest, and Eger was such a beautiful experience as well. Your country is truly wonderful, and I hope to visit again soon!
@@SyifaAdriana it 's great to hear you liked Hungary🙂 I hope you will have even a more wonderful visit next time if you don't have a flu and have more time to explore the country🙂 I subscribed to your channel so I will check your new videos and old ones, too. Wish you a lot of joy during your travelling🙂
That sounds like an amazing trip! Budapest, Vienna, and Prague are all beautiful, especially in December. I’m sure you’ll have an unforgettable time. Thank you so much for your kind words-I’m really touched! Wishing you safe travels and a wonderful adventure! 😊
My eye anguished happy tears of seeing wonderful Hungary country and enjoyed pleasantness 💅.Mesdames Syifa Adriana ji .I always like ur Travelling game beyond and you will have a peaceful and much happier life 🙏🇮🇳.
Szia! Budapesten élek, és most láttam a videódat. A belvárosban élek, és Te nagyon közel sétáltál a helyhez ahol én lakom. Sajnos nem beszélek angolul, ez nagyon elszomorít, és hátrányt okoz a sok kedves turistával nem tudok beszélgetni. Pedig nagyon sokan jönnek egész évben, és megnézik az én csodálatos városomat! Remélem ha újra eljössz Budapestre még rengeteg érdekes, szép látnivalóban lesz részed!! Nagyon szépen beszélsz angolul, nem kapkodva hadarva, így még én is megértettem néhány mondatot! A következő város látom Eger. Miért ezt a várost választottad?Kíváncsi vagyok rá. Jobbulást kívánok neked, és érezd magad nagyon jól Magyarországon!! Szerencsés utazást kívánok!!🥰
Hi! Thank you so much for watching my video! It’s amazing to hear that I walked close to where you live. Budapest is such a beautiful city, and I loved exploring it. I'm glad to hear that you could understand some of what I said, and it means a lot to me that you enjoyed the video.
What a coincidence, Syifa! I can feel your tears of happiness because I've also received my short term Schengen one recently (though, not for tourism and not for the first time). I almost cried too when I opened my passport and saw it inside! Europe has a special place in my heart (even though I'm European, but outside of Schengen). This is the place where I truly feel at home and I love it and I'm extremely happy whenever I come back. Maybe, next year I'll get a Tourism Schengen for an entire year. Now I'm in Germany, so happy to be back here again! Cheers and happy travel to you too!
Wow, what a beautiful coincidence, Dmitri! I completely understand that feeling of joy when you see the visa in your passport-it’s such an emotional moment! Europe really is special, and it’s amazing that you feel so at home here. Congratulations on your Schengen visa, and I’m sure you’ll get that full-year tourism visa next year! Enjoy your time in Germany, and happy travels to you too! 😊
The one time tram/metro/bus ticket is expensive. The locals are using the monthly pass, but you can buy it for shorter time too (1day,2day,weekly). The Montly pass is around 9k Huf and you can use anything in the city(and the county). There is a "country pass" too, which you can use in the whole country on railways and buses.
Nice to see Syifa in Budapest. First of all many congratulations to you for getting the Schengen visa . And secondly, thank for your excellent video on Budapest 👏👏Really enjoyed the old historical buildings 🥰🥰
Thank you so much! I’m really grateful to have my Schengen visa and to be able to explore beautiful cities like Budapest. I’m glad you enjoyed the video and the historical buildings-they’re truly stunning! 😊
I have no idea what it is about you that is so amazingly positive but you are really one of a kind. Keep up the great work and your amazing attitute to life! Hugs from Budapest!❤
That's why Many Super Stars always included Budapest in the List of the cities for their World Music Concert, besides Berlin, Newyork, Tokyo, Lindon, etc. Thank you Shifa.👍🫶
Hi syifa. Congrats getting your passport and back to your solo travel. What a lovely building in budapest. Thank you for the great video. Seems always waiting for your fascinating travelling video. Stay safe & healthy Syifa. Byeeeee🤩🤩🤩🤩
As an Italian, hence with a EU citizenship, I always kind of took for granted the luck we have when it comes to travelling. The 1st part of your video is a proof of that. And I’m glad you chose Budapest as your first city in Europe. It’s beautiful and one of my favourite ones. I did my Erasmus there and keep visiting every once in a while. Hope you’ll visit Italy soon, but I wouldn’t know where you should start from, there are so many things there. Maybe from the capital, Rome, but Naples, Florence, Venice, Trieste, Milan, not to mention the Amalfi coast, other coastlines that are less knows but beautiful, Sicily, Sardinia, the mountains, the nature… ok I’ll stop here 😂 Just a little note: Hungary was a communist country, part of the so-called “Eastern block” from a Western European perspective, but it was not part of the Soviet Union :)
Thank you so much for your kind message! It’s true, having an EU passport really does make traveling easier, and I can imagine how it must feel to take that freedom for granted sometimes. Budapest was such a special place to start my European journey, and I’m glad it holds a special place in your heart too after your Erasmus experience! I absolutely want to visit Italy soon! There’s just so much to see, I’d have a hard time choosing where to start too. Thank you also for the note on Hungary’s history-definitely a good point! Wishing you all the best, and hopefully Italy will be part of my travels soon! 😊
What an excitement sensation I am having right now after going on TH-cam to see your videos of the English/Scottish border episode and I saw this Hungary video and it is stunning. It looks like you are back in the Eastern Europe because of the architecture looks exactly like Soviet Union style. I’m so happy that you finally got the visa and keep up the good work in Hungary. By the way, your English/Scottish border episodes is amazing as well. I love it.
Thank you so much for your excitement and kind words!, Emanuel I’m really happy you enjoyed the Hungary video-it’s such a beautiful place with fascinating architecture, and I’m thrilled to be exploring Eastern Europe. I'm also glad you loved the English/Scottish border episodes! Your support means a lot, and I’m excited to share more of my travels with you.
Hello ,welcome here! A couple of additions The Danube runs to the Black Sea. From Hungary in order: Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria. In several cases, it is a border river. The Elizabeth Bridge was originally built in 1903. It was destroyed in World War II. Just like the other bridges. Except for the Megyeri and Petőfi bridges, which did not exist then. The today Erzsébet Bridge was completed in 1964, using the original pillars. The namesake is indeed of Bavarian origin, but she is the queen of Hungary. She is also the Empress of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. In fact, the Hungarian language has two words for female rulers. If the actual ruler is a királynő. If, on the other hand, the king's wife is a királyné. Elizabeth was the latter. 18:12 The taxi driver may have thought you were heading west. The trains to Vienna stop in Kelenföld. It is true that they start from Keleti....You said it right.Congrat. 20:00 Lotz Hall. It used to function as a VIP lounge a long time ago. 20:05 A somewhat old but still working train. It will have air conditioning if you open the window. It's called a fecske/swallow. Or the other name is the postavonat/mail train. When there were still railway mail cars, they were also painted like this. 20:23 The name of the newest motor train is KISS. 21:16 This old motor car has many names. E.g. after the manufacturer, studenka. But they call it an apple crate, but mostly after its designation ( Bz ), the letters are pronounced phonetically as Bézé. As far as I know, he also appeared in a cola commercial. The film was shot at Keleti Pályaudvar during one weekend.
Supporting comment from Hungary. I love your smile and the vibe of your personality. You are literally shining. Stay this positive! Kisses I was happy about seeing Eger station after a long time. I love the city. (I was traveling there a lot about 20 years ago for school).
No wonder people want to come to Budapest. Beautiful city and you showed it beautifully. Thank you for showing incredible buildings and Danube all the way. May you have safe journey♥️🇲🇾🌹
Adriana I would like to thank you for your absolutely perfect pronunciation of Budapest. Much appreciated. It was so nice to see my hometown. I have not been back since over 8 years. It has changed a lot. When you were walking on the Freedom Bridge I could see the balcony I have watched several fireworks when I was young. I will be subscribing your chanel and share it with my English partner. He is from London. Thank you for your lovely video. 👌👏
Among the many cities on the river Danub are four national capitals: Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest, and Belgrade. Its drainage basin amounts to 817,000 km2 (315,000 sq mi) and extends into nine more countries. I cruised through it in Viena and Linz(Austria).
Thank you so much for your continued support, especially from the very beginning! It means the world to me. Sending best wishes to you in Romania, and I hope to keep creating content you enjoy! 😊
Get well soon friend Syifa Adriana from sickness of flu., A glimpse of Budapest, reminds of reading my books in World history, however video was very realism against the old picture of it. your vlog is great it transcends the people , their culture , their vast history ,on what happen to their country from centuries, their relations to other European countries .For that it is Great!!!👏👏👏.
You are a brave and lovely and your presentation are beautiful , but you have to give yourself more time to explore the the city and build some beautiful memories. Next time, go with a friend. Shering memories, for years to come just as nice.😀
It was a great video, but very short😌 the main touristic attractions as the Castle, the Chain bridge, the Market hall, the Margaret island and many many other beautiful things were left out😢
I really hope you enjoyed your time in Hungary. As a Hungarian from Slovakia I can say that you have made a great video. You are very pleasant person :) was nice to watch, Thank you. Subscribed. :) feel ashamed who took you to a different location. 🙄
Buenos dias Syifa Adriana.Excelente me da mucho gusto el que puedas tener los documentos para poder seguir realizando tu trabajo en los diferentes paises para q nos sigan regalando nuevo contenido de las diferentes culturas y tradiciones de cada país.🤝 y un fuerte y cordial abrazo a la Distancia.Dios los bendiga y mucho exito en su trabajo...
Good morning! Thank you so much for your kind words and support. I’m really grateful to be able to continue exploring different countries and sharing their unique cultures and traditions with you. 😊
Hi Syifa, glad to see you back on the road. Thanks for sharing about your visa. My wife is going through the citizenship process in USA. As usual, you have a very interesting video, culturally/historically interesting as well as touching on fun sites to visit . I appreciate the good mix of music and narration with similar volumes. Your new accent is great, although, being American, I have trouble understanding it (just kidding). Keep up the good work, enjoyable to watch.
Russell, what an amazing comment~ Thank you so much for your enthusiasm. Whoa, I can imagine the hassle one has to go through in obtaining a US citizenship. If you dont mind sharing, what's the process is like and where is she from? I bet it must be expensive too, as my husband and I have spent so much money for our UK fiancee and spouse visa. Haha I dont think my accent will be fully British but it's just so influenced by my husband and where I live now. 😂 Thank you so much for your kind support!
@@SyifaAdriana My wife is Thai, and we still have a house there. I lived in Thailand for almost 15 years. She had to live in the USA 5 years before applying for citizenship, then go for an interview on history and politics. She did well on that part, but has to go back for the second part which she didn’t pass. Her English isn’t that great, as we speak Thai at home, my fault! Anyway, thanks for the communication and safe travels. Oh, and the application fee for citizenship was $730 usd.
Hello Syifa! Thank you so much for all of your effort so we can see Budapest through your lens. It is beautiful! The architectures are amazing! Definitely will put Hungary on my bucket list for next year. Anyway, enjoy Europe! Its all will be worth it. Trust me 😊 Just remember all of the efforts to get the Visa. Have fun, have a time for your self. Take care of your health. May the Universe always protecting you wherever you are.
Hello Sonya! Thank you so much for your kind words. I’m so happy you enjoyed seeing Budapest through my lens-it truly is a beautiful city with amazing architecture! I’m sure you’ll love it when you visit next year. And you’re right, all the effort to get the visa is definitely worth it! Thank you for your well wishes, and I’ll make sure to take care of myself along the way. Sending you lots of positive energy 😊
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I love to watching your videos ❤ Make some video from Lithuania also. It is a great country. I will go there for my bachelor, so that before reach there i can watch your videos such a wonderful way.
I just found this channel randomly and wow, you speak so clear, and your pronunciation is just amazing, even the hungarian names! Thats why I don't get why the first taxi driver confused Keleti with Kelenföld, however these two are connected by international rail services, not all local trains go through it, and probably he thought you wanna go international, or he was a scammer because if you lived near the Elizabeth bridge, Keleti is literally at the end of that main road, not so far from the bridge, and Kelenföld is further away. Oh btw, trains are my passion too, was good to see how much you like them as well lol p.s.: hope you gonna visit Szeged as well one day
Wow, thank you so much! That’s such a huge compliment, and I’m truly honored. I’m glad the videos resonate with you and help you understand the world, and I’m happy to hear you enjoy the language too. Your support means a lot to me! 😊
The hassles of visas... I guess the hassle remains, but with residency in the UK the risk of rejection is probably a lot lower now. I guess you're (almost) eligible for a UK passport too, making things a bit easier.
Yes, having UK residency has made things slightly easier, but it’s definitely no guarantee for approval. My UK citizenship is still a few years away-about 3 years down the line. For now, I’m just grateful for each opportunity to keep exploring new places. Thanks so much for your support! 😊
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12:30 many residents in large European cities are using ticket types that are good for more than a single ride and don't require checking everytime they board
hello, welcome to our place, did you know that when the freedom bridge was handed over, the last rivet was "hammered in" by the Austrian ruler and was made of silver, it was later stolen. (if it's true), 17:04 that's a paddle-wheeled boat that was brought up from Balaton, I think the taxi driver cheated (the first one) that's why I tell everyone, if possible, never get into a taxi without a "Majesty" sign, call Uber or Bólto, or " "main taxi" in Budapest. He was a nice guy, he must have liked you ;-) next time you should buy a ticket for a fast train if it's available, it costs a little more but it doesn't stop everywhere, I like trains too, our trains are the way they are, we have a saying for that "a little more yellow, a little more sour, but ours" (this quote is from an old movie where they wanted to present the first orange successfully grown in Hungary to the leader of the Communist Party (who also had not seen an orange) but a student ate it, so they gave him 1 lemon saying that's it, the important comrade found it strange, and the person who gave it to him told him this) I'm sorry you didn't look around Budapest more, but Eger is also beautiful, visit the castle, the minaret, the basilica, and the winery, sorry if I'm not around I use an understandable foríto app, have fun!
@@erkinalp its tru
if you have the receipt you should report the taxi driver, you have the video evidence, he ripped you off on purpose.
As I Hungarian, I'm really grateful you chose our country as your first one in the EU. I always love to see tourists visiting Budapest, who might show the city from another perspective, sometimes locals like myself forget how incredible this city really is, we often look at in a different way. And yeah, the train stations are a bit messy, without the help of the internet, even for us sometimes it's hard to determine what trains depart from which station.
Awww thank you so much, Oliver! That is incredibly kind and sweet. I think Hungary and Hungarian people are really great. That's really great to hear about seeing your native city from another perspective. I agree sometimes we take things for granted and often need someone else to remind us why it's good in the first place. Thanks so much for watching!
As a Hungarian I have to say you belong to the very very few people who can pronounce the name Budapest as perfect as a Hungarian does. Hope you have (or had) a great time in our capital.
But why would anyone have to?
@@arpad2188 No one has to. It’s just a thing to be appreciated if someone pays attention to pronounce properly at least the name of the city they are visiting. It’s not a must, but highly appreciated if done. For me it’s an act of respect.
@@LaaszloKissThat’s so kind! Thank you so much for appreciating this small gesture ❤
@@SyifaAdriana It's a pleasure. Knowing how much struggle you had to go through to receive your visa I believe it's a gift for you to be able to visit countries like Hungary, and from that perspective it's even more valuable (at least for me) that you apparently did your research about our capital city. I know our language is super hard to learn which makes your effort even more valuable. Hope you found Eger also nice, even though it's a much smaller town than Budapest. Oh, and you even found interesting spots in Budapest I wasn't aware of, despite living in this city since I was born 😉
Came here to add the exact same comment 😊
As a Hungarian, I'm deeply upset by the taxi driver that took you to Kelenföld. You very, VERY clearly said Keleti, which was literally 10 minutes from your hostel, and yet he somehow turned it into Kelenföld, which sounds nothing like what you said. For shame.
Exactly! This is what aggrevates me about taxi drivers in bp, then they wonder why they have a bad reputation and everyone prefers bolt.
Oh that's why she on the other side of the city..poor Adriana luckily she manage in time to eger
@@hariopamungkas3746 ehh yeah... long trip out to Kelenföld, even longer back to the middle of downtown, plus in Kelenföld she also walked out to the trains so lucky that she left the hostel early. The taxi driver could have asked to see her train ticket, since he's doing this for a living. (We're doing a bit of Hungarian impression here in the comments btw: Hungarians can always complain about something. Ask any local, they won't even stop to think of a topic. :D )
Yeah, annoying. But once she was at Kelenföld, it would have been faster to take metro M4 to Keleti than to take another taxi. Annoying that the girls at the platform didn't tell her to take the metro. It's easy even with luggage as there are elevators and it's all barrier free.
Thank you for your concern. It was definitely a frustrating experience, but I try to see it as part of the adventure of traveling. Every trip has its ups and downs, and it helps me learn for the next time! Despite that, I had such a wonderful time in Hungary 😊
I was just in Budapest a few nights ago. In very early September. This video sums it up perfectly. Beautiful place, lovely locals. The biggest shame is all the hideous grafitti. Every cappuccino was extremely delicious. Can't wait to go back one day.
That’s amazing! I’m so glad the video captured the beauty of Budapest for you. It really is a stunning city with such lovely locals. And yes, the cappuccinos there are incredible! I hope you get the chance to go back soon.
Come again,welcome!❤
14:00 There are not only 3 bridges in Budapest!From north to south: Megyeri bridge, Árpád bridge, Margit bridge, Chain Bridge, Elizabeth Bridge, Liberty Bridge, Petőfi Bridge, Rákóczi Bridge.
You can buy tickets for public transport from the pink vending machines visible at every stop, local residents buy a monthly pass, which does not need to be validated separately.Tourists can also buy passes for 24 hours, 72 hours, 15 days, etc.
Pink...?
Thank you for sharing this information! I appreciate the clarification about the bridges-Budapest has so many beautiful ones! Also, the tips about the public transport passes are super helpful for future visitors. I’ll make sure to keep these in mind for my next trip! 😊
Currently in Hungary visiting Budapest, Siofok and Szeged. Thank you to the lovely people in Hungary who have helped us find the way even though our Hungarian is very poor! We love Hungary ❤. A beautiful, safe country with gentle people.
Great, Sarah! Thank you so much for your lovely comment and for sharing your experience.
Why Siófok ? Outside the beach season, the northern lake shore is much more interesting, for historical attractions it is worth going to Tihany, or perhaps to Balatonfüred, which is located next to it.
Hi syifa i feel bad for you that you got sick with the flu 🤧 I'm glad you feel better now. Good luck on your traveling.😊
Oh, poor girl with the Kelenföld-Keleti confusion :(. The driver probably misunderstood you.
BTW, you could just use the underground (Metro 4, green line) from Kelenföld to Keleti, it would have been faster and much much cheaper.
Hi Syifa, it's great, that you have your Schengen visa! Lovely to see you in Budapest. It feels a bit like home, being 'only' a 4-hour drive from where I grew up in Austria. I've been to Budapest twice, both times for music and a music expo. I loved the city. Looking forward to accompanying you on your further explorations of Hungary.
And I hope that you'll soon explore Austria too - definitely visit Salzburg!
Hi Diz, thanks so much for watching this video. Getting my Schengen visa was such a big moment for me, and I’m so happy I could visit Budapest. It’s amazing to hear that you’ve been there twice for music-it’s such a vibrant city! Austria is also on my list, especially now that you’ve recommended Salzburg! I’ve heard it’s beautiful. Thanks for your support, and I look forward to sharing more of my travels with you.
Hello again. Maybe some day i would love to visit the Budapest. Thank you for sharing 😊
As a Hungarian subscriber, I'm glad that you visited my country and city. Next time hopefully you will be completely healthy to explore the whole city. It's also good to see that you are exploring the countryside as well. I hope you will also explore some other countries in the region (e.g Slovakia, Chechia, Poland, Croatia). I like the whole region, Central-Europe is perfect place regarding safety, reasonable prices and kind people.
Thank you so much for your kind message! I absolutely loved visiting Hungary, and I agree, Central Europe is such a wonderful region to explore. I’m also excited to explore more of the countryside and neighboring countries like Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Poland, and Croatia in the future. The combination of safety, affordability than Western Europe, and the warmth of the people makes this part of the world so special. Thanks again for your support!
What a journey that have you been through.. Congrats Syifa, Have a nice trip in Hungary :)
Thank you so much! It really has been quite the journey, and I’m excited to be in Hungary. I appreciate your kind words and support! 😊
As a fellow Indonesian I totally understand the stress when it comes to visa applications 😅 thanks for giving us a glimpse behind the scenes and I look forward to seeing what else you get up to in Hungary!
Haha yeah such a pain to go through this just obtain a tourist visa but I feel that this kind of experience makes you become more resilient.
I was delighted to watch this video and the fact that you finally got your schengen visa. It will be a pleasure to follow your journey from this neighboring country. It is a beautiful country that I have visited, traveling in Budapest, walking through the places where you have been now. Thanks for sharing and I hope you can come to Romania too.
Thank you so much Marin! I am glad to hear that you got moved by the visa approval too. Thanks so much for watching!
Sorry you got sick. It's h great that most people speak English in Budapest. I hope to visit one day
Thank you so much! Thankfully, I’m feeling better now. Yes, it was really helpful that so many people in Budapest speak English! I hope you get the chance to visit one day-it’s a beautiful city! 😊
This video is kind of emotional, I can relate the happiness you felt with the approval of Schengen visa being Asian myself……lots of love from Nepal 🇳🇵
Thank you so much! I’m so glad the video resonated with you. Getting the Schengen visa was such a special moment for me, and I’m happy you can relate. Sending lots of love back to Nepal!
wow, Syifa - this video started so emotional with your Visa story...before I knew it, I got tears in my eyes... tears of happiness about your stamp in your passport...! 😅
...I grew up in Germany, even close to the Austrian border, but never made it to Budapest... so I watched very curiously... Europe is so rich in history, and its sometimes unbelievable to see how many fantastic buildings, castles, bridges, cathedrals, hotels, market halls and even railway stations have been built in the past centuries!!! In comparison we make a poor showing with most of what we build these days... ⛪
...what I always love so much to see in your videos is how you immediately and naturally connect with strangers, and then elegantly land where you need to be... hands pushing your suitcase, drivers finding a short-cut so you can catch your train... its like a magical journey... you are born to travel, Syifa - you have it in your genes! 😊...hopefully you have by now fully recovered from the flu... keep on surfing the waves of life!! 💖
Wow Jorn, thank you so much for your beautiful message! Your words really touched me, and I’m so glad that my Visa story resonated with you. That stamp meant so much to me, and I'm happy to know it brought you tears of happiness! I'm so grateful that you enjoy the way I connect with people in my travels. It’s such a special part of every journey for me. Thank you for your kind words and support, Jorn!
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Hi Syifa, I am from Indonesia, I just found your videos yesterday and I am so really excited watching you journey.
In addition, I am not only enjoy what you share with us about your amazing journey but also I am learning english (how to speak english in british accent) from you. Thank you so much!
Exciting to watch your another video!🎉
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Congrats upon getting the schengen visa that enable you to travel all over Europe,blessings and safe travel mate! ❤😂
Thank you so much! This tourist visa was only 30 days for 1 month duration, so it's quite short but it's definitely better than being rejected. Hahaha
You are so kind and cute, Syifa. Thanks for visiting and showing the capital of my country, I hope you enjoyed your time at Eger, too 🙂
Thank you so much for your kind words! I had an amazing time in Budapest, and Eger was such a beautiful experience as well. Your country is truly wonderful, and I hope to visit again soon!
@@SyifaAdriana it 's great to hear you liked Hungary🙂 I hope you will have even a more wonderful visit next time if you don't have a flu and have more time to explore the country🙂
I subscribed to your channel so I will check your new videos and old ones, too.
Wish you a lot of joy during your travelling🙂
I'll be traveling solo to Budapest, Vienna and Prague in December. I can't wait. By the way, I truly admire your passion. You are an inspiration.
That sounds like an amazing trip! Budapest, Vienna, and Prague are all beautiful, especially in December. I’m sure you’ll have an unforgettable time. Thank you so much for your kind words-I’m really touched! Wishing you safe travels and a wonderful adventure! 😊
My eye anguished happy tears of seeing wonderful Hungary country and enjoyed pleasantness 💅.Mesdames Syifa Adriana ji .I always like ur Travelling game beyond and you will have a peaceful and much happier life 🙏🇮🇳.
You are extremely talented and excellent example to many things. You’re great 😊
Szia! Budapesten élek, és most láttam a videódat. A belvárosban élek, és Te nagyon közel sétáltál a helyhez ahol én lakom.
Sajnos nem beszélek angolul, ez nagyon elszomorít, és hátrányt okoz a sok kedves turistával nem tudok beszélgetni.
Pedig nagyon sokan jönnek egész évben, és megnézik az én csodálatos városomat!
Remélem ha újra eljössz Budapestre még rengeteg érdekes, szép látnivalóban lesz részed!!
Nagyon szépen beszélsz angolul, nem kapkodva hadarva, így még én is megértettem néhány mondatot!
A következő város látom Eger.
Miért ezt a várost választottad?Kíváncsi vagyok rá.
Jobbulást kívánok neked, és érezd magad nagyon jól Magyarországon!!
Szerencsés utazást kívánok!!🥰
Hi! Thank you so much for watching my video! It’s amazing to hear that I walked close to where you live. Budapest is such a beautiful city, and I loved exploring it. I'm glad to hear that you could understand some of what I said, and it means a lot to me that you enjoyed the video.
Csodálatos lenne, ha nem lenne ennyi panel meg egy kaptafára épült újépítésű ház, vagy ronda acél-üveg irodaház, na meg a rengeteg ízléstelen reklám.
1:55 Your happiness is extremely infectious.😊😊
Thank you! 😊 I’m so happy that my happiness could reach you! Sending positive vibes your way!
Welcome to Hungary.... I wish you good luck during your travel.
Thank you for the insight into Budapest enjoyed the video I’m visiting Budapest next year in February I can’t wait
Ah thank you so much! good luck and have a safe journey next year :)
@@SyifaAdriana thank you so much 😊
What a coincidence, Syifa! I can feel your tears of happiness because I've also received my short term Schengen one recently (though, not for tourism and not for the first time). I almost cried too when I opened my passport and saw it inside! Europe has a special place in my heart (even though I'm European, but outside of Schengen). This is the place where I truly feel at home and I love it and I'm extremely happy whenever I come back. Maybe, next year I'll get a Tourism Schengen for an entire year. Now I'm in Germany, so happy to be back here again! Cheers and happy travel to you too!
Wow, what a beautiful coincidence, Dmitri! I completely understand that feeling of joy when you see the visa in your passport-it’s such an emotional moment! Europe really is special, and it’s amazing that you feel so at home here. Congratulations on your Schengen visa, and I’m sure you’ll get that full-year tourism visa next year! Enjoy your time in Germany, and happy travels to you too! 😊
Happy to see u got the visa.
best of luck for your new journey.
The one time tram/metro/bus ticket is expensive. The locals are using the monthly pass, but you can buy it for shorter time too (1day,2day,weekly). The Montly pass is around 9k Huf and you can use anything in the city(and the county). There is a "country pass" too, which you can use in the whole country on railways and buses.
Beautiful Budapest and wonderful Video!❤❤❤
Nice to see Syifa in Budapest. First of all many congratulations to you for getting the Schengen visa . And secondly, thank for your excellent video on Budapest 👏👏Really enjoyed the old historical buildings 🥰🥰
Thank you so much! I’m really grateful to have my Schengen visa and to be able to explore beautiful cities like Budapest. I’m glad you enjoyed the video and the historical buildings-they’re truly stunning! 😊
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Budapest looks so inviting.
Indeed, Terry! Have you been? I think you'd like it.
Glad that, I'm your subscriber😊 I will share this with my friends also
I have no idea what it is about you that is so amazingly positive but you are really one of a kind. Keep up the great work and your amazing attitute to life! Hugs from Budapest!❤
That's why Many Super Stars always included Budapest in the List of the cities for their World Music Concert, besides Berlin, Newyork, Tokyo, Lindon, etc.
Thank you Shifa.👍🫶
Well done, great job!
Hi Syifa I was crying 😭 with you… thank you for this amazing video ❤
Maria, awwww thank you so much for your kind comment. Did you get a bit teary too? I hope you enjoyed watching this video.
Hi Syifa..selamat datang di Budapest! Enjoy..
Hi syifa. Congrats getting your passport and back to your solo travel. What a lovely building in budapest. Thank you for the great video. Seems always waiting for your fascinating travelling video. Stay safe & healthy Syifa. Byeeeee🤩🤩🤩🤩
I am glad to see you happy happy ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Very happy you gotten your Schengen Visa Syifa 😭
Thank you so much! I’m really excited to have my Schengen visa-it means so much to me! 😊
As an Italian, hence with a EU citizenship, I always kind of took for granted the luck we have when it comes to travelling. The 1st part of your video is a proof of that.
And I’m glad you chose Budapest as your first city in Europe. It’s beautiful and one of my favourite ones. I did my Erasmus there and keep visiting every once in a while.
Hope you’ll visit Italy soon, but I wouldn’t know where you should start from, there are so many things there. Maybe from the capital, Rome, but Naples, Florence, Venice, Trieste, Milan, not to mention the Amalfi coast, other coastlines that are less knows but beautiful, Sicily, Sardinia, the mountains, the nature… ok I’ll stop here 😂
Just a little note: Hungary was a communist country, part of the so-called “Eastern block” from a Western European perspective, but it was not part of the Soviet Union :)
Thank you so much for your kind message! It’s true, having an EU passport really does make traveling easier, and I can imagine how it must feel to take that freedom for granted sometimes. Budapest was such a special place to start my European journey, and I’m glad it holds a special place in your heart too after your Erasmus experience!
I absolutely want to visit Italy soon! There’s just so much to see, I’d have a hard time choosing where to start too. Thank you also for the note on Hungary’s history-definitely a good point!
Wishing you all the best, and hopefully Italy will be part of my travels soon! 😊
First time watching your video. We'll done,!!! Take care from Canada
Thank you so much for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Sending best wishes to you in Canada! 😊🍁
Great video, I hope you fully recovered and enjoyed the trip after all.
What an excitement sensation I am having right now after going on TH-cam to see your videos of the English/Scottish border episode and I saw this Hungary video and it is stunning. It looks like you are back in the Eastern Europe because of the architecture looks exactly like Soviet Union style. I’m so happy that you finally got the visa and keep up the good work in Hungary. By the way, your English/Scottish border episodes is amazing as well. I love it.
Thank you so much for your excitement and kind words!, Emanuel I’m really happy you enjoyed the Hungary video-it’s such a beautiful place with fascinating architecture, and I’m thrilled to be exploring Eastern Europe. I'm also glad you loved the English/Scottish border episodes! Your support means a lot, and I’m excited to share more of my travels with you.
That train you said was cool, we call it little red because it's old and slow, but we like it that way.
Hello ,welcome here!
A couple of additions
The Danube runs to the Black Sea. From Hungary in order: Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria. In several cases, it is a border river.
The Elizabeth Bridge was originally built in 1903. It was destroyed in World War II. Just like the other bridges. Except for the Megyeri and Petőfi bridges, which did not exist then.
The today Erzsébet Bridge was completed in 1964, using the original pillars.
The namesake is indeed of Bavarian origin, but she is the queen of Hungary. She is also the Empress of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy.
In fact, the Hungarian language has two words for female rulers.
If the actual ruler is a királynő. If, on the other hand, the king's wife is a királyné. Elizabeth was the latter.
18:12 The taxi driver may have thought you were heading west. The trains to Vienna stop in Kelenföld. It is true that they start from Keleti....You said it right.Congrat.
20:00 Lotz Hall. It used to function as a VIP lounge a long time ago.
20:05 A somewhat old but still working train. It will have air conditioning if you open the window. It's called a fecske/swallow. Or the other name is the postavonat/mail train. When there were still railway mail cars, they were also painted like this.
20:23 The name of the newest motor train is KISS.
21:16 This old motor car has many names. E.g. after the manufacturer, studenka. But they call it an apple crate, but mostly after its designation ( Bz ), the letters are pronounced phonetically as Bézé.
As far as I know, he also appeared in a cola commercial.
The film was shot at Keleti Pályaudvar during one weekend.
Petőfi bridge did exist, it was only called Horthy Miklós bridge back then 😊
Supporting comment from Hungary. I love your smile and the vibe of your personality. You are literally shining. Stay this positive! Kisses
I was happy about seeing Eger station after a long time. I love the city. (I was traveling there a lot about 20 years ago for school).
No wonder people want to come to Budapest. Beautiful city and you showed it beautifully. Thank you for showing incredible buildings and Danube all the way. May you have safe journey♥️🇲🇾🌹
Adriana I would like to thank you for your absolutely perfect pronunciation of Budapest. Much appreciated. It was so nice to see my hometown. I have not been back since over 8 years. It has changed a lot. When you were walking on the Freedom Bridge I could see the balcony I have watched several fireworks when I was young. I will be subscribing your chanel and share it with my English partner. He is from London. Thank you for your lovely video. 👌👏
Among the many cities on the river Danub are four national capitals: Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest, and Belgrade. Its drainage basin amounts to 817,000 km2 (315,000 sq mi) and extends into nine more countries.
I cruised through it in Viena and Linz(Austria).
12:35 Most people have a pass, so you don't need to activate it, you only have to show it when an inspector comes.
Thank you so much for your kind words! That really means a lot to me. I’m so grateful for your support! 😊
Visited the same places last year in Budapest. Nice learning the history!
te urmaresc cu placere din romania de la inceputurile tale.succes pe mai departe,
Thank you so much for your continued support, especially from the very beginning! It means the world to me. Sending best wishes to you in Romania, and I hope to keep creating content you enjoy! 😊
Happy journey syifa 💐👍
Congrats Syifa
From indonesia I am happy for you, Syifa. You look very happtly with you life and your husband.
Get well soon friend Syifa Adriana from sickness of flu., A glimpse of Budapest, reminds of reading my books in World history, however video was very realism against the old picture of it. your vlog is great it transcends the people , their culture , their vast history ,on what happen to their country from centuries, their relations to other European countries .For that it is Great!!!👏👏👏.
You are a brave and lovely and your presentation are beautiful , but you have to give yourself more time to explore the the city and build some beautiful memories. Next time, go with a friend. Shering memories, for years to come just as nice.😀
It was a great video, but very short😌 the main touristic attractions as the Castle, the Chain bridge, the Market hall, the Margaret island and many many other beautiful things were left out😢
Thank you! I would have loved to had I not gone down with a flu :)
Apologies for getting lost...I am in Hungary and got excited about how you easily get lost...all new visitors experience the same
I really hope you enjoyed your time in Hungary. As a Hungarian from Slovakia I can say that you have made a great video. You are very pleasant person :) was nice to watch, Thank you. Subscribed. :) feel ashamed who took you to a different location. 🙄
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Lucky enough u have visit all parts of earth mostly wishes ❤❤❤❤❤
Simple and nice presentation. All the best. Siby/Kerala/India
This is perfect channel for traveling ❤
This vlog is knowledgeable, impressive, interesting ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Buenos dias Syifa Adriana.Excelente me da mucho gusto el que puedas tener los documentos para poder seguir realizando tu trabajo en los diferentes paises para q nos sigan regalando nuevo contenido de las diferentes culturas y tradiciones de cada país.🤝 y un fuerte y cordial abrazo a la Distancia.Dios los bendiga y mucho exito en su trabajo...
Good morning! Thank you so much for your kind words and support. I’m really grateful to be able to continue exploring different countries and sharing their unique cultures and traditions with you. 😊
Hi Syifa, glad to see you back on the road. Thanks for sharing about your visa. My wife is going through the citizenship process in USA. As usual, you have a very interesting video, culturally/historically interesting as well as touching on fun sites to visit . I appreciate the good mix of music and narration with similar volumes. Your new accent is great, although, being American, I have trouble understanding it (just kidding). Keep up the good work, enjoyable to watch.
Russell, what an amazing comment~ Thank you so much for your enthusiasm. Whoa, I can imagine the hassle one has to go through in obtaining a US citizenship. If you dont mind sharing, what's the process is like and where is she from? I bet it must be expensive too, as my husband and I have spent so much money for our UK fiancee and spouse visa. Haha I dont think my accent will be fully British but it's just so influenced by my husband and where I live now. 😂 Thank you so much for your kind support!
@@SyifaAdriana My wife is Thai, and we still have a house there. I lived in Thailand for almost 15 years. She had to live in the USA 5 years before applying for citizenship, then go for an interview on history and politics. She did well on that part, but has to go back for the second part which she didn’t pass. Her English isn’t that great, as we speak Thai at home, my fault! Anyway, thanks for the communication and safe travels. Oh, and the application fee for citizenship was $730 usd.
Travel across Europe with train is my number one wishlist 😇🥰
I am sure you will be able to do this some time in the future :)
@@SyifaAdriana Thanks kak Syifa, sending much love from Semarang Id
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Welcome to Europe ❤❤❤
Hello Syifa! Thank you so much for all of your effort so we can see Budapest through your lens. It is beautiful! The architectures are amazing! Definitely will put Hungary on my bucket list for next year. Anyway, enjoy Europe! Its all will be worth it. Trust me 😊 Just remember all of the efforts to get the Visa. Have fun, have a time for your self. Take care of your health. May the Universe always protecting you wherever you are.
Hello Sonya! Thank you so much for your kind words. I’m so happy you enjoyed seeing Budapest through my lens-it truly is a beautiful city with amazing architecture! I’m sure you’ll love it when you visit next year. And you’re right, all the effort to get the visa is definitely worth it! Thank you for your well wishes, and I’ll make sure to take care of myself along the way. Sending you lots of positive energy 😊
Beautiful & Amazing Journey ❤❤❤❤
Really, i enjoy your all kinds of videos. I'm from Bangladesh🇧🇩
For those who learn English, all your videos are masterpieces. (local)
Congratulations,, go on God Bless you.. Safe travel. take care your self.
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You are amazing good naration while you recording the scenery
Liat vlog ini , langsung ingat film ' The Grand Budapest Hotel' 🤗
Hello syifa thanks for entertaining and educational travel in Hungary. God bless!
@@renatocalanoc3647 Thank you so much Renato
Congratulations on your passport
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Hello there Syifa I always watch your videos☺️ from Phillipines❤️
I love to watching your videos ❤
Make some video from Lithuania also. It is a great country. I will go there for my bachelor, so that before reach there i can watch your videos such a wonderful way.
I just found this channel randomly and wow, you speak so clear, and your pronunciation is just amazing, even the hungarian names!
Thats why I don't get why the first taxi driver confused Keleti with Kelenföld, however these two are connected by international rail services, not all local trains go through it, and probably he thought you wanna go international, or he was a scammer because if you lived near the Elizabeth bridge, Keleti is literally at the end of that main road, not so far from the bridge, and Kelenföld is further away.
Oh btw, trains are my passion too, was good to see how much you like them as well lol
p.s.: hope you gonna visit Szeged as well one day
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Wow, thank you so much! That’s such a huge compliment, and I’m truly honored. I’m glad the videos resonate with you and help you understand the world, and I’m happy to hear you enjoy the language too. Your support means a lot to me! 😊
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Sending hug and love from India.🇮🇳 💜
Great video!
Very nice video ❤❤
The hassles of visas... I guess the hassle remains, but with residency in the UK the risk of rejection is probably a lot lower now. I guess you're (almost) eligible for a UK passport too, making things a bit easier.
Yes, having UK residency has made things slightly easier, but it’s definitely no guarantee for approval. My UK citizenship is still a few years away-about 3 years down the line. For now, I’m just grateful for each opportunity to keep exploring new places. Thanks so much for your support! 😊
Thank You Syifa :)
17:41 just a fun fact, this is where they shot the opening scene of the first Underworld movie. :)
Whenever you come, please cross paths with us.
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keep going!
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