(ANSA) - BELGRADE, APR 27 - Since the elections, at least three members of Viktor Orbán's inner circle have begun to transfer their assets abroad. Their wealth is being transferred to Middle Eastern countries such as Saudi Arabia, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates, while others are focusing on Australia and Singapore. The Guardian reports this, citing sources from Fidesz, the defeated Hungarian autocrat's party. According to the Guardian, private jets loaded with assets accumulated during Orbán's 16-year rule have been regularly departing from Vienna, while others are reportedly rushing to invest their fortunes abroad. Meanwhile, prominent Orbán supporters are reportedly considering applying for US visas in order to work at MAGA-affiliated institutions. It's a glimpse into Hungary's upheaval as it prepares to move on from Orbán's government following Peter Magyar's election victory. (ANSA).