Since July 2023, new rules for "free camping" have been debated in the Bulgarian Parliament, and camping will likely become more regulated. Regulation changes are expected to come into force in January 2024, and they will likely limit camping activities in areas such as preserves, natural landmarks, and protected areas. "Free camping" zones are expected to be regulated. They will require the availability of mobile sanitary points, dedicated parking spaces, and a clear statement of the camping zone's rules to be displayed.

Yes - if you are from a developing country (i.e., a country whose citizens are not on the visa-free list), you must obtain a visa to enter Bulgaria even for short stays (MFA).

Learn what really matters when doing business in Bulgaria. Hidden bureaucracy, cultural norms, banking issues, labor law traps, and how to succeed as a foreign entrepreneur.

Are you curious about Bulgarian cuisine and wondering what traditional dishes to try during your visit? Bulgarian food is a delightful blend of fresh ingredients, robust flavors, and time-honored recipes that reflect the country’s diverse cultural influences.

Converting temperatures from Fahrenheit to Celsius is more straightforward than it seems. Here’s a quick formula you can use on the go: Celsius (°C) = (Fahrenheit (°F) - 32) × 5/9

Yes – citizens of the EU, EEA, and Switzerland can live in Bulgaria without a visa. They enjoy freedom of movement rights, requiring only a valid passport or ID card to enter.