As a general rule, where the debtor is a natural person, the bailiff postpones the enforcement of the vacating of a residential property to the period following 30 April, i.e. outside the period from 15 November to 30 April. (Act LIII of 1994 on Judicial Enforcement (Vht.), Section 182/A (1))

In other words, the moratorium means that the vacating of a residential property is deferred for the period specified by law, provided that the statutory conditions are met.
Exception: As a general rule, the moratorium does not apply to the vacating of a dwelling that has been occupied without legal title, nor does it apply where the debtor has previously been fined (procedural fine) in the enforcement proceedings. (Vht., Section 182/A (1))

Special rule in the case of the expiry of a fixed-term lease: If the lessor requests, within 60 days after the expiry of a fixed-term lease agreement, the application of the procedure under Section 183 of the Vht. and proves that the period specified in the agreement has elapsed, the procedure may be conducted under the expedited rules (Vht., Section 183/A); however, for the purposes of postponement of vacating (moratorium), in this case the property is not considered a dwelling occupied without legal title, therefore the provisions on the moratorium must be applied. (Vht., Section 183/A (2); Vht., Section 182/A (1))

The above information is not comprehensive.