Can an Indian working in IT find a Job in Hungary.

hi there are a lot of companies for IT support here.

It all depends if you are specialized in a specific area and/or if you have a valid residence/ work permit.

Yes I am speciliased in a specific area.I have 9 years experience in developin Web based appications in Microsoft.Net technology.
But I dont have valid visa or work permit.

Could you let me know how to get them?
or how I can explore my specialization in Hungary to get a job?

anindya_haldar wrote:

I am an Indian working in a software company in India.
I would like to work and move in Hungary.
Is there any way to find work in Hungary in IT?

Tata have an IT operation - they have  business in HU. Ask there and get transferred.  Otherwise without direct support, I'd guess it would be very difficult.

Try Tata here: Tata (Consultancy)

There are a fair number of .NET shops in Hungary all right, but Java is dominant.
There's a bigger issue though:
Since Hungary is in the "second cheapest" tier for IT outsourcing, there is a lot of smack talk of the tier below, with lots of negative generalizations aimed at Indian developers specifically.
So securing a job before committing to the move is probably a good idea. Should not be impossible, but it's going to be an uphill battle.

(BTW if I were a .NET guy, I'd go to the Caribbean instead: from the job ads it seems like it's Microsoft Paradise.)

Thanks szocske.
Could you please suggest me any companies/countries in Europe where I can find a Job on .NET.
If not Hungary then any other country in Europe will be fine for me.

Hello anindya_haldar

For a start you could place an advert in our section IT & Telecommunications jobs in Hungary to increase your chances of finding an employment in that field.

Regards
Kenjee

It's probably the same all through Eastern Europe :-/

Germany is a huge market for everything IT, so even if .NET is a smaller slice of the cake, you still need a forklift to get it on your plate :-) The UK too. Learning German or English is more useful than Hungarian, and the standards of living is higher.

The only thing going for Eastern Europe is a wide wage disparity between IT professionals and everyone else if you are into that: You are still not rich, but everyone else is poorer still, so you get their services at a fraction of your hourly rate.

Thanks szocske.
I guess pursuing jobs in Germany would be good.
Do you know any web siets which might help.?