Category covering Bulgarian immigration law, including visas, residence and work permits, EU Blue Card applications and appeals against decisions of migration authorities.
More and more people are working remotely and looking for ways to live in another country without violating local laws. That’s why it’s no surprise that searches such as “nomad visa Bulgaria,” “digital nomad visa Bulgaria,” “residence in Bulgaria for digital nomads,” “how to live in Bulgaria if I work online,” or “visa for freelancers…
Short-term rentals are one of the most popular and profitable businesses in Bulgaria. From small apartments in the centers of Sofia, Varna, Burgas to cozy houses in Bansko, Balchik, and Sozopol — thousands of owners earn well by hosting tourists from all over the world. But with popularity come new regulations. The European Union and…
The Seasonal Worker Permit (SWP) is a special type of residence and work permit issued to citizens of third countries who wish to work in Bulgaria for a specified period – from 90 days up to 9 months.The Foreigners in the Republic of Bulgaria Act (FRBA) regulates the procedure for issuing the permit and follows…
Seasonal work for third-country nationals up to 90 days requires registration with the Employment Agency (EA). The procedure is regulated under the Foreigners in the Republic of Bulgaria Act and the Labour Migration and Labour Mobility Act (LMLMA). To make the process easier for employers, the Expertssimo team provides complete assistance with preparing and submitting…
With each passing day, Bulgaria is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for people from third countries seeking new opportunities for career growth and development. However, for non-EU nationals, legal residence and work require navigating a complex procedure to obtain a Single permit for residence and work (SPRW). To avoid administrative difficulties and secure the necessary…
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