Visiting by car

Bulgarian Customs Regulations FAQs section outlines the essential rules and regulations set forth by the Bulgarian Customs Authority pertaining to the import and export of goods.

This guide is a handy resource aimed at assisting international travelers in familiarizing themselves with the Type F electricity and socket system in Bulgaria. It offers detailed insights on how to adapt various international plug types to connect seamlessly with Bulgarian sockets, ensuring a worry-free stay in this beautiful country.

Bicycle usage is becoming popular across Bulgaria, with many cities promoting biking as a primary mode of transportation. However, some common violations are committed by cyclists, often due to a lack of awareness or disregard for the rules.

To get your car repaired in Bulgaria, look for shops specializing in the repair you need. If you drive a new car that is under warranty, you may want first to call or directly visit the authorized service of your car maker.

Are you planning a trip to Bulgaria? One of the first steps is to ensure you have the correct visa for your stay. Understanding the visa requirements can save you time and hassle.

Road safety regulations in Bulgaria include speed limits by road type and vehicle type, as well as fines for speed limit violations.

Parking in Bulgaria explained for travelers and expats. Learn where parking is free or paid, Blue and Green Zones, SMS and app payments, city rules for Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna and Burgas, plus tips for resorts.

For families considering a trip to Bulgaria, the good news is that Bulgaria is generally a safe and welcoming destination for travelers with kids.

To get road assistance in Bulgaria, contact the Bulgarian Drivers Association (BDA) by dialing 146 or +359  2 911 46. They provide 24/7 roadside assistance, including towing, tire repair, jump starts,...

Driving on snow and ice in Bulgaria can be challenging, especially for those not used to driving in these conditions. Here, we are summarizing...

Master the art of safe driving in heavy rain with key strategies like slowing down, using headlights and windshield wipers, maintaining a safe distance, and more to navigate wet roads and potential hazards effectively.

Driving in Bulgaria can differ from what drivers in Western Europe and America are used to.