ARTICLES

Bulgarian Property Experts Hail Law for EU Citizens

www.novinite.com, 1st August 2006

A leading Bulgarian real estate agency has warmly welcomed a fresh rule for EU citizens visiting Bulgaria.

Allowing them to enter the country and stay for up to three months with just a passport needed is creating tremendous new opportunities for the market, BulgarianProperties commented.

People from entire Europe will be coming to Bulgaria to work here, to start a business, or to stay for a longer period of time, Adrian Musgrave at BulgarianProperties says.

He believes that the arrival of EU nationals would wide-open the gates to the European property sales and rentals market.

Bulgaria's investment potential will move to a whole new level once the law enters into force, according to Musgrave.

Bulgaria has adopted a bill allowing people from current EU members to enter with only a passport or valid ID, and stay up to three months.

Those who are self-employed, people who have gotten a work in Bulgaria, prove to have enough money to cover their expenses, or have been admitted to a local university, can earn a permit to stay for five years.



  read more articles
Take a viewing trip around the properties with the help of our video clips!
Do you need help for buying a bargain property? Read our tips
View our company brochure
Latest News
BULGARIAN PROPERTIES Gave Its 2011 Annual In-house Awards

23/December/2011
BULGARIAN PROPERTIES

BULGARIAN PROPERTIES gave its traditional annual in-house awards for achievements during the year. The ceremony took place during the company’s Christmas dinner on December 20th in Sofia. Here are part of the awarded offices in the different categories:

• The 2011 Highest Number of Property Sales prize was awarded to the Bourgas Office. It was presented to its Regional managers Tsve... read more

LATEST REGIONAL NEWS
German Sky Airlines Flies to Bulgaria’s Bourgas

27/July/2011
pochivka.com

A new airline has entered the Bulgarian market. The Bulgarian seaside city of Bourgas welcomed the first flight of German Sky Airlines a few days ago. The airline company will have regular flights every Friday until the end of the tourist season.

The 181 passengers from Düsseldorf were welcomed with Bulgarian roses and souvenirs. Each of the passengers also received a guidebook wit... read more

DID YOU KNOW?
EU steps in to prevent housing bubbles

20/December/2011
europolitics.info, 15.12.2011

The European Commission is preparing to step up surveillance of housing markets in an attempt to prevent the kind of crash that sent the Irish government begging for aid from the EU and IMF to bail out banks heavily exposed to the property market. In the pipeline are a series of proposals on mortgage... read more

Offers from our partners