Residency by Investment · Europe
Indicative minimum
€250,000 (accredited real-estate fund)
Validity
10 years, renewable; no physical presence
Principal routes
Accredited real-estate fund · University donation

All figures are indicative and confirmed at engagement; they exclude government, legal and processing fees, and no programme outcome is guaranteed.

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Hungary Guest Investor Residence Permit

A ten-year EU residence permit, zero physical presence, immediate Schengen access.

Hungary’s Guest Investor Residence Permit, introduced in 2024, has quickly become one of Europe’s most practical options: a ten-year permit (renewable for a further ten), no physical-presence requirement, and Schengen travel rights from the outset. The direct real-estate route was withdrawn in 2025, leaving two clean options.

Qualifying routes (indicative, 2026).

  • Accredited real-estate fund — from €250,000 in a government-approved fund.
  • University donation — from €1,000,000 to a higher-education institution.

Residence requirement. None.

The strategic case. For clients who want a long, low-maintenance EU residence permit with immediate Schengen access and no obligation to live in the country, Hungary is among the most efficient routes available.

Moore Law’s role. We assess the accredited-fund option against your liquidity and objectives, manage the application, and coordinate it with your wider planning.

Advised in concert with Legal & Tax Corporate Services Real Estate

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A right to live, structured with substance.

We match the route to your objectives, family and tax position, conduct independent property due diligence where relevant, and coordinate the residency with your wider planning.

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The information on this page is provided for general guidance only and does not constitute legal, tax, immigration, investment or financial advice. All figures are indicative and confirmed at engagement; programme terms, fees and travel-access positions are subject to change, and no programme outcome is guaranteed.