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Yes, and in many cases without extra justification. Article 1.1.2 imposes the requirement to evidence economic activity only on applicants outside a defined circle: the EU, the Council of Europe, the European Economic Area, EFTA members and countries sharing a land border with Hungary. Because the Council of Europe reaches well beyond the Union, many non-EU applicants — Turkish citizens and companies among them — fall inside the circle and may apply directly. A natural person must be at least eighteen years old.

No bundle of paperwork is collected at registration; verification is triggered on request. Article 11.4 lists what may be asked for: from a natural person, an identity card, passport, driving licence or proof of address; from a legal person, the official decision establishing or registering it, evidence of signing authority and a tax number document; from a trademark holder, proof of the trademark. A separate case exists too: if the registry considers the name misleading, it demands a digitally signed good-faith declaration, and the name is deleted if none arrives within thirty days.

From one to ten years. The Rules tie the expiry date to the registration period requested by the applicant and define that period as one to ten years. There is also a second ceiling, rarely found in other country extensions: the extension of the expiry date may not reach eleven years. You can keep renewing indefinitely, but the total forward-looking term always stays below eleven years.

Yes, there is a thirty-day window. Under the heading covering parking before deletion and restoration, the Rules state that deletion is in certain cases preceded by a thirty-day grace period, during which the name is advertised on the public list of names parked before deletion. The holder can have the name restored within that window. Because others can watch the same list, delay is risky — go back to your registrar before the window closes.

Yes. Article 2.1.2 lists the Hungarian accented lower-case letters among the permitted characters, one by one: á, é, í, ó, ö, ő, ú, ü, ű. Alongside them you may use a-z, the digits 0-9 and the hyphen; a name may not begin or end with a hyphen, nor carry two consecutive hyphens as the third and fourth characters. The Rules refer to such names by their international term, IDN, and note that name servers store them in encoded form. Length runs from two to sixty-three characters.

The registry offers two distinct mechanisms. The first is factor-based authentication: the holder proves control of one or more factors such as an email address or phone number, which is mandatory for certain data changes, for obtaining the authorisation code and in some transfer cases. The second is the registry lock, which gives heightened protection against unwanted registrar changes and transfers; the holder can switch it on or off directly at start.domain.hu without involving the registrar.