u/Purple_Duck_0353

We currently live in Estonia, and in rural areas (near Nõo in particular) we notice children of perhaps 6 years old, or even younger, getting on inter-town/suburban busses by themselves, taking their seats and getting off on their stop. Probably, their parents / grandparents take them to the bus stop and meet them when they arrive, but it is still impressive.

How is it in your country / region?

A couple years ago, we were collecting documents about my wife's great-grandfather, who was born in Austro-Hungary in 1898. It looks like we have all the required documents to prove the lineage and know how to get certified copies of them if needed. But what with moving to another country, giving birth to our child and other stuff, she hasn't even started learning Hungarian yet.

At the moment, our child is one month old, and it occured to us that the baby could apparently get citizenship, without a language interview, based on the same ancestor and lineage documents. Is that correct? Could we apply just for the baby without my wife applying for herself (yet)?

We've been living in Tartu for about a year, and we've had a lot of deliveries (Amazon via Smartposti, Ikea, Venipak, DPD...).

The deliveries often come on a random day, usually Monday-Friday, with a notification of one day in advance. They don't usually give you a two-hour window, but "from 8:00 till 18:00" or something like that. They always call you when they are already heading towards your house, 5 minutes in advance or less.

We are almost always at home, so it's not a problem for us, but we are just curious how people with "9 to 5" jobs or other work outside of the house manage this.