A bit too early, but pensions

For me, I have a couple of private pensions, I will also get 2 state pensions, 1) UK, 2) Austria. I have quite a few years to worry about pensions so not really worried about them just yet. 

@SimCityAT For me also time to go, I just want to make sure I can actually collect (main concern I have to collect through Hungarian authorities (the 2.5 years in the UK are also interesting))

A very technical and complicated topic I am afraid with regards to pensions.
I worked in Netherlands, Luxembourg, Netherlands again,UK, Luxembourg (again), Hungary and now live in Turkey.
As per rules as I understand the last country where you worked for a full year has to deal with your pension requirements (requirements are different per country), I do not speak Hungarian, but Hungary would have to deal with my pensions (I am a bit freaked out).
I am even considering to take a job in Netherlands (or Luxembourg) (very very simple) in a supermarket (part time) just to be able to communicate myself with pension authorities.
I would say even for specialists this case would be interesting how to serve.
Would you have some experience in Hungary (or elsewhere)

Will be difficult to force people into getting things aligned.
-@cdw057

I don't know about these rules about the last country. 

I hope I can claim my government pension from the UK - I reached the limits for pension contributions there several years ago.  More contributions wouldn't bring a higher pension.   

In any case, I would be very distrustful of obtaining a pension from the HU government.  It would be paid in HUF and that's falling.   And they can change the rules anytime as the economy suffers here.  The HUF has lost about 20% of its value (or something) in a year.  If outgoings are in EUR, it's not going to end well with the HUF pension.

@SimCityAT For me also time to go, I just want to make sure I can actually collect (main concern I have to collect through Hungarian authorities (the 2.5 years in the UK are also interesting))
-@cdw057

The maximum government pension in the UK is about £180 a week or around £780 a month. 

The contributions have to be a minimum of 34 years to get that.   

It costs about £1000 a year to pay voluntarily.

I count on voluntary pensions for a part, in Luxembourg I paid in for over 10 years (so it really should be fine), in Netherlands I am also entitled to the pro-portion of the State pension. For Hungary, I feel quite fine, but very very limited as I paid myself only minimum salary, for the UK (which was part of the EU at the time) I would imagine the 2.5 years would be included in my EU entitlements (I do not expect much (if any).

Overall I hope I get a EUR 2300 pm on state pensions (justified or not will have to be seen). Also curious what EUR 2300 will be worth in a few years time (side note in Netherlands waiting for pension is a bit longer)