Britons living in Bulgaria. Guide to Bulgaria, Sofia and Varna

Kavarna Waterworld : travel to Bulgaria
UK passport holders, endorsed British Citizen, do not need a visa to visit Bulgaria for a period of up to 30 days in a six-month period. ...

A passport valid for the period of intended stay is required. All visitors to Bulgaria must register as foreigners at a local police station within two days of arrival, as a dated registration slip has to be submitted when leaving the country. BA will be operating a new direct flight service to Varna from Oct 29th 2006, from Heathrow For Flights are Thursdays and Sundays. Below is their timetable for this summer. From 1 January 2006 all children entering Bulgaria are required to have their own passport.Passport and visa requirements are liable to change at short noticeTravelers are advised to check their entry requirements with their embassy or consulate. In case of malfunction or accident, call 146 (or cellular(+359) (0)48 146). Passports should be valid for the period of intended stay. Plus combined flights with Malev Airways through Budapest.For more information, please visit www.BA.comMalevThe Hungarian national carriers do good value (around £235 return) flights out of London Heathrow and out of Stanstead to Varna. The “Open Skies” requirement for EU entry will soon open the doors to the cheap carriers, such as those servicing Spain.British AirwaysNew BA Low Cost Service to Varna! The Central Dispatch Office is located at 3 Pozitano St. The roads are first class, most of them highways. To book online, go to Malev Airlines at www.malev.comBulgaria airBulgaria Air do good value scheduled flights out of Gatwick. Visa/Passport NoteVisitors must have proof of sufficient funds or onward or return tickets in addition to other documents needed for the next destination.