When you arrive:
It can be quite overwhelmingly to relocate to a new country where you don’t speak the language, especially if it’s your first overseas assignment. First of all, it’s prudent to register with your home country embassy so that they’re aware that you’re here and know how to reach you in case of an emergency. Many people are unaware of the resources that embassies offer their citizens.
In a new city, it can often be a challenge to find like-minded individuals who speak your language. The sooner you meet other expats, the sooner you’ll have a support group to lean on. There’s a number of clubs in Budapest that make getting connected a relatively easy task .
All Nations Lions Club Budapest
British Women’s Association
Open to women who hold a UK passport or whose spouses do so.
International Families Club
Contact Ildiko Jaro (376 5740)
International Women’s Club (IWC)
A social club for women of all nationalities.
North American Women’s Association (NAWA)
Primarily a social group for North American women, it’s open to other nationalities who may join as Friends of NAWA.
Professional Women’s Association of Budapest
Organisation for professional women.
There are also numerous Chambers of Commerce operating in Budapest , offering a mix of business and social activities.
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