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Hungary vs Romania digital nomad visa: White Card or D/AS

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Two active Schengen programmes, opposite residence stories. Hungary’s White Card is explicit about a short ceiling and a PR bar. Romania’s digital nomad long-stay can sit on the ordinary temporary-residence clock — if you can live with a low-confidence income estimate.

At a glance

Hungary permanent residence: None (high). Romania: Indirect (high). Hungary income: $3,300 / mo. Romania: $6,050 / mo.

HungaryRomania
StatusOpenOpen
Income$3,300 / mo$6,050 / mo
Savings$11,000None required
First stay1 year, extendable once6-12 months, renewable to 36
Permanent residenceNone (high)Indirect (high)
SchengenYesYes

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The short answer

Pick Hungary if the White Card’s fixed income and savings fit and you do not need PR from this permit. Pick Romania only if you need a path that can count toward staying and you verify the income multiple yourself — the row is graded low.

Side by side

Hungary Romania
Programme White Card (active) Digital Nomad Visa D/AS (active)
Income Fixed euro threshold (country page) Multiplier estimate — low confidence
Savings Required None on the row
Duration One year, extendable once Six to twelve months, renewable toward three years
Family Not allowed on the White Card row Allowed
PR No — holders barred from Hungary’s PR routes Indirect — ordinary TR years can count

Who each fits

See also

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