Basic introduction to Hungary
◎ Hungary? Central European countries
Hungary is a country in the center of Europe, neighboring Romania and Ukraine in the east, Slovenia, Croatia and Serbia in the south, Austria in the west and Slovakia in the north. Located in the Danube floodplain, the whole territory is dominated by plains, 80% of the country is less than 200 meters above sea level.
◎ Capital? Budapest
The country's main political, commercial and transportation center and the largest city. It is also a famous ancient city in Europe, the seventh largest city in the European Union, located in the north-central part of the country, situated on both banks of the middle reaches of the Danube River, is a famous ancient city in Europe, with infinite scenery, with ? Paris of Eastern Europe and the Pearl of the Danube? The reputation. He was divided into left and right by a chain bridge, one side is Buda, the other side is Pest. There are about 130 mineral and therapeutic hot springs here, and it is known as the 7th most idyllic city in Europe to live in, which makes it very suitable for living and residence. There are now more than 20,000 Chinese living in Hungary, and China Town is full of Chinese goods, Chinese clothes and Chinese food.
◎ Environment? Elegant and stable
Hungary has a pleasant climate, with an average temperature of 10.8 degrees Celsius throughout the year, with July and August being the hottest months, although the average temperature in summer ranges between 21.7 degrees Celsius, and winter is not very cold, with the coldest months being in January and February, with an average temperature of -1.2 degrees Celsius.
Located in the heart of Europe, Hungary is rich in tourism resources, with hot springs all over the country, millennia of culture, beautiful landscapes and colorful cultural life such as music and dance, as well as Hungarian cuisine, eight World Heritage Sites and many other highlights. The society is stable, the people are friendly, the climate is mild and the scenery is beautiful.
◎ Economy? Excellent investment environment
Hungary has entered the ranks of developed countries with a good industrial base. According to its national conditions, Hungary develops and produces some knowledge-intensive products with its own specialties, such as computers, communication equipment, instruments, chemicals and medicines. Hungary has taken various measures to optimize the investment environment, and is one of the countries attracting the most foreign investment per capita in Central and Eastern Europe.
◎ Welfare? Highly Secure
Hungary has been practicing a state-guaranteed social security system. The national social security system includes a unified national pension guarantee, universal public medical care, family allowances, education subsidies, consumption subsidies, housing subsidies, and other public **** welfare undertakings.
◎ Medical care? Statutory system
The financing ratio of health insurance is 15%, with 11% borne by the organization and 4% by the individual, and freelancers participating in health insurance are required to bear the full 15% of the cost individually. At present there are about 10 million people in the whole of Hungary who are basically covered by health insurance, and only 3.9 million people contribute to it. children under 18 years of age, university students over 18 years of age and retired people are covered by health insurance free of charge. Unemployed family members are paid by their relatives instead. The insured patients do not need to bear the cost of medical treatment that occurs within the scope of the medical insurance service program.
◎ Education? First-class level
Hungary is a country with a high level of education, which is developed and well-systemmed, with a high level of diplomas that are widely recognized in the world. Hungary has an eight-year compulsory primary education plus a four-year upper secondary education.
So far Hungary has produced 14 Nobel Prize winners. In particular, medicine is the most developed, and medical specialized education has reached the world's leading level. Ten of these 14 Nobel Prize winners were in the fields of medicine and biochemistry. They have made outstanding contributions to the development of biology and medicine in the world, and have also provided valuable resources for Hungarian education.
◎ Qualifications? Globalization
Hungary has signed several multilateral agreements in Europe and effective bilateral agreements with the successor governments of several former countries. The international recognition of Hungarian qualifications is almost perfect. In addition, Hungary has signed important agreements with countries outside Europe. As early as in 1997, an agreement on mutual recognition of degree certificates and qualifications was signed with China.
◎ Schengen? Traveling in Europe
Hungary is a Schengen country in Europe, and having a residence permit in Hungary is equivalent to having a Schengen visa, which allows you to travel all over the Schengen countries. As of 2011, there are 26 Schengen countries***: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Greece, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. And in addition to the 26 official Schengen countries, another 5 European countries implement the Schengen Agreement, so with a Schengen visa, a **** have 31 countries free to enter. According to the Schengen Convention, the 26 Schengen countries can issue a uniform visa to foreigners for short-term visits. Schengen unified visa? , get a Schengen visa of one of the countries, can travel to the other 30 Schengen countries or the implementation of the Schengen Agreement countries to visit, without other visas. This greatly facilitates the daily life of migrants, who can travel, work or study in other Schengen countries, or transfer to other countries in the future to start their own business, creating a broad prospect for development.
◎ China-Hungary?
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Hungary was one of the first countries to recognize the People's Republic of China.
In May 1991, the two countries signed an investment protection agreement. The visit will deepen the pragmatic cooperation between the two sides and strengthen the friendly relations between Hungary and China. Hungary is willing to expand trade with China, increase exports to China, attract more Chinese enterprises to invest, *** with the response to the international financial crisis, and deepen humanistic exchanges between the two countries in education, tourism and other areas.