Driving this expected boom, experts say, are budget airline flights, massive infrastructure spending, an increase in the local standard of living - and the expected take-up of the Euro. Ground work.

As I sat in my classroom at school, having just told my teachers and friends that I was moving to Bulgaria after the Christmas holidays, halfway through my GCSEs, I began to hear and sense the ...

According to its Publishing Team, Expats.bg will be "a web portal for expats living permanently in Bulgaria, for people residing temporarily in Bulgaria, for visitors, or for friends of Bulgaria ...

The British Embassy in Sofia estimates there are at least 8 000 – 9 000 Brits currently living here, perhaps many more. ... The phenomenon of the British expat in Bulgaria, ...

Bulgaria may not be associated with hordes of British expats but it is estimated that some 18,000 British people have ... in Bulgaria, property taxes are low and living costs are around half those ...

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Bulgaria has also issued a new law limiting the number of ballot boxes for Bulgarians living in Turkey to 35 -- for an estimated 500,000 expat residents -- a move the Turkish Foreign Ministry said ...

Bulgaria also has an attractive tax rate for expats. The country’s flat tax system means personal and corporate tax rates are 10 percent across the board.

Can expats purchase property there: Non EU and EEA expats may own real estate in the city, but are restricted from owning land. However, European expats are free to do both. 6.

Property is a key factor in the march of expat Britons around Europe. But the reality is far removed from the dream of massive returns in former Eastern bloc nations.