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временна закрила Украйна

1. Temporary protection status in Bulgaria Ukrainian nationals granted temporary protection in Bulgaria enjoy special rights and privileges provided for in accordance with **EU Directive 2001/55/EC** and **Bulgarian legislation**. This protection is granted in conditions of mass flight from armed conflict, as is the case in Ukraine. 1.1. Personal documentsContinue Reading

Schengen Bulgaria

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Bulgaria is joining Schengen by air and sea from 31.03.2024. This is the big news, but it is really big news only for the foreigners, who are legally residing in Bulgaria. For Bulgarian citizens, nothing will change basically. Bulgarians are full EU citizens and have therefore unrestricted travel rights. TheContinue Reading

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Israeli citizens are looking for residence and citizenship alternatives in the EU Israelis are probably the most democracy sensitive nation in the world. And it is no surprise that following the controversial law that was passed in Israel recently, there are many Israelis who are fearful of Israel losing itsContinue Reading

Bulgarian embassies abroad

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Are the Bulgarian embassies abroad empowered to decide about visa D? We receive more and more complaints from foreigners who have issues with the Bulgarian embassies and consulates. Most often, the problem is that Bulgarian embassies are rejecting visa applications (in particular for visa D) with the reasoning that someContinue Reading