The website – in Hungarian and English – aims to present a user-friendly source of up-to-date information on the effects of Brexit, with or without a deal, said Pál Péter Schmitt, deputy state secretary for EU affairs at the Prime Ministerʼs Office.
The site contains information on residency, employment, taxation, education, duties, consumer protection, air travel, legal matters and other pertinent topics. The address is http://eu.kormany.hu/brexit
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