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sunnychef1992 wrote:

Hello sir /mam I am sunny kumar from india lives in kingdom of Bahrain  working gulf groups of hotel as a cdp chef. I'm working in bharain last 4 years  I have total  8_9 years  experience  in hot kitchen.and different different  cuisine.. my have done my b.s.c hotel management  form uttrakhnand. India 2011_2014.
I m trying to  move on in Europe  for job. I hope you give me once chance  .
I am prove  myself.
Thank you .

I am sorry to say that putting a request like that on here is likely to produce no results.

Hi everybody.

55 year old man from Norway here looking to relocate to Budapest. I first visited Budapest in 1987 and stayed in an old school teacher's apartment in district XIII, I guess you can say my love story started then.  I've been back several times over the years and now I feel I am ready for a move. Knowing the language is something of a barrier to cross, I am obviously worried about being "outside-looking-in" in society, so finding other in similar situation as me is obviously interesting for me to cushion the impact. I am sure you know what I mean. I have relocated many times in my life already, but perhaps never to a country so introvert as Hungary - I say that well aware that I might be completely out-of-line here, please correct me if you think I am, I will be the wiser, no offense intended from my part. With kind regards /Pal

Hello everyone, I've been reading for a while here every now and then, but never registered. I've been living in Budapest for four years now with my partner and daughter. We came here for his job as at the time, it was the best option we had. Honestly, we never really felt "at home" here, and have always longed back for Spain where we lived before this phase in our lives. Currently, we're working towards moving back there next year.

When exactly isn't sure yet, as I'm pregnant and this gives some extra things to think about, what's best for me and the baby and our other child regarding kindergarten etc. I've never been able to make a true effort learning the language as this has always been a pit stop for both of us, only the stop took a bit longer than we expected.  My partner worked in an international environment and I work remotely so the need to socialize in Hungarian wasn't really there. Add to that the pandemic situation where life has changed even more, and it became an even lesser need as many things were done online.

I've been struggling with some things that keep me awake lately and would like to seek advice maybe from others that walked the same path here. It has to do with health care around my pregnancy. So I signed up to see if I can find some answers.

Hello, and welcome to the forum. Congrats on your pregnancy and wishing you the best health wise. I hope you can find the answers you are seeking and the right path to take in the choices.
Again welcome and wishing you all the best

feliza wrote:

Hello everyone, I've been reading for a while here every now and then, but never registered. I've been living in Budapest for four years now with my partner and daughter. We came here for his job as at the time, it was the best option we had. Honestly, we never really felt "at home" here, and have always longed back for Spain where we lived before this phase in our lives. Currently, we're working towards moving back there next year.

When exactly isn't sure yet, as I'm pregnant and this gives some extra things to think about, what's best for me and the baby and our other child regarding kindergarten etc. I've never been able to make a true effort learning the language as this has always been a pit stop for both of us, only the stop took a bit longer than we expected.  My partner worked in an international environment and I work remotely so the need to socialize in Hungarian wasn't really there. Add to that the pandemic situation where life has changed even more, and it became an even lesser need as many things were done online.

I've been struggling with some things that keep me awake lately and would like to seek advice maybe from others that walked the same path here. It has to do with health care around my pregnancy. So I signed up to see if I can find some answers.

As you are English, you have a few more hurdles to go through due to Brexit. In order to stay in Hungary past the year, you will need to register because you will be working illegally.

feliza wrote:

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I've been struggling with some things that keep me awake lately and would like to seek advice maybe from others that walked the same path here. It has to do with health care around my pregnancy. So I signed up to see if I can find some answers.

Mrs F and I had two kids here but it was quite a while ago (last one 12 years ago).

Maybe just post your questions. 

Someone else was pregnant and asking some questions earlier on but I don't recall the name of the thread.

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Hello Everyone,

Hope everyone is doing well. I’ve been looking into moving abroad and living there. Having been in US for pretty much all my life, I discovered this site by searching how do expats live abroad, how do they get their US driver’s license renewed, or get one abroad according to their respective destination countries, and just how living is abroad. Is finding employment easy, or relatively difficult? How is the language transition? Difficult? Or everyone you run into speaks some English to make communication somewhat easy. I have been taking some Hungarian but being fluent will take a while. A very long while.

About me: As I mentioned have been living in States for all my life. I have traveled to different countries and variants US states and cities. I love outdoors, hiking, biking, I love and enjoy various types of wine and craft beers. I work in the wine industry. I also love all different types of cuisines. I love spicy foods! Recent addiction— Spicy Miso Ramen!

Looking forward to connecting with you all on here and learning more about your experiences living abroad. Thanks for your time!

Welcome to the forum.
Coming and living in Hungary is a whole new world, more so if you do not know the language or culture. Nothing can not be "learnt, but be patient.
What and why you decide on Hungary, without seeming intrusive to ask?

Thank you! Nice to meet you. No, not intrusive at all. That’s a good question actually. I always thought of living abroad, but that thought has turned into an obsession as of late. From reading various articles about Budapest and watching countless YT videos on how living is here, how inexpensive it is compared to other European destinations. I decided this would can work. I’m hopeful that it will. Also being centrally located, one can visit other European countries, which I always wanted to. How long have you been living there? What made you decide to move here? How are you liking living there? Thank you for the reply.

Hi everyone, I am Mavis from Hong Kong. I am planning to visit Hungary next year by working holiday that I will stay there around one year.  I am learning Hungarian for this exciting adventure.

Hello Mavis,

Welcome to ½ûÂþÌìÌÃ, and thanks for sharing your future plans with the community.

Should you need help in carrying them out, feel free to ask your questions by starting a thread on the Hungary forum.

Best of luck,

Diksha
½ûÂþÌìÌà team

Hi Furnitureman..
There are numerous private Medical Clinics throughout Budapest. I speak from experience using First Med Center, near Mammut Shopping Center. It is actually run by an American, and you can expect to receive superior service. I used them for a visit there over the past summer. Kind, friendly, courteous, and they all speak perfect English.
Hope this helps.

Hi,

I invite you to follow this topic on this new thread:
/forum/viewtopic.php?id=969317

Thanks!