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

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A wonderful meal for 2 including wine will rarely exceed around £7.00 GBP. All apartments have a truly inspiring sea view, with local shops minutes away and international Airport 25minutes drive away. Already a full member of NATO, Bulgaria has been invited to join the EU in 2007. As a result, Bulgaria is ecologically one of the purest countries in Europe, with exceptionally clear air and water resources. Before the reunification of the Bulgarian state in 1885, the border between the Bulgarian Principality and Eastern Rumeliya passed through the town of the Byala. Bulgaria is said to be the fastest growing holiday destination for 2005 and at least 350,000 Britons were likely to visit the summer resorts this year - nearly double last year's total. BulgariaWhat is the cost of living in Bulgaria? By setting up or joining a company incorporated under the Bulgarian legislation foreign persons can acquire full land ownership rights including ownership rights on agricultural land."Do UK citizens need visas and how long can we stay? Call our London Based office on 0208-88-77-298 for more information on this outstanding investment opportunity. Cigarettes cost just 40p per packet and a day out in a museum or the theatre will cost just a couple of pounds. Coupled with the renowned low cost of living it is easy to see why the Black Sea coast provides and an ideal summer destination and is surprisingly easy to access from an ever increasing number of European Airports. Even though the Black Sea coast is an established tourist area, with resorts such as Sunny Beach attracting tourists since the late 1950's, it has recently become one of the fastest growing summer tourist destinations in Europe. Exchange rate: £ 1 = 2.82 Levs (Jan '06). For years a real effort has been made to preserve the country's rich and unspoilt flora and fauna. Foreign individuals cannot own land (this is a Constitutional prohibition until they join the EU). HistoryOnce there was an ancient Greek fortress, named Aspro, in the neighbourhood. However, the Foreign Investment Law removed the restrictions on acquisition of land by locally-registered companies with foreign participation. In the winter there are direct flights to Plovdiv and Sofia. Is it secure politically and what are the long term economic prospects? Many of them have been awarded prestigious "Blue Flag status. Most major transactions such as the purchasing property are carried out in Euros . Most visitors comment on how safe they felt at all times of the day in the resorts and all our apartments benefit from 24 Hour on site security. Next year three new major UK tour operators will also be offering summer holidays in Bulgaria. Places of InterestAt the coast, one can see a protective bank, dating back to the early years of the Bulgarian state (8th-10th century), while the area around the St Atanas Monastery holds remains of an ancient fortress. Quality of life - First time visitors to Bulgaria are surprised by its diversity and its stunning natural beauty. Since the introduction of the currency board in 1997 Bulgaria has been a politically stable country with a developing economy. Since then wide sweeping reforms have taken place. So fast growing in fact that last year demands for tourist beds outstripped supply by 20%! The Black Sea Coast of Bulgaria - The 380 kilometres of beaches are amongst some of Europe's cleanest and safest. The Bulgarian Embassy in London will provide you with comprehensive information on visas and residency permits. The combined State and local taxes will usually be equivalent to 2 % of the property purchase price.Call 0208-88-77-298 for further informationor visitW W W . The conditions and guarantees for foreign investors have generated excellent business opportunities and investment growth potential.What is the law on foreigners owning property in Bulgaria? The cost of a 10 minute journey in a taxi will only be about £1.00 GBP. The country is best known as a tourist destination for both summer and winter holiday makers and for its wine making. The European Union is currently investing millions of pounds to help improve Bulgaria's infrastructure (this is very visible on the Black Sea Coast where the main Coastal road is being widened and re-surfaced to provide better access for the rapidly developing tourist industry. The region enjoys average summer temperatures of between 25-30 degrees. The season extends from April to October. The wine of the extremely fine Dimyat vintage is also produced in the village. There are 7 national parks, more than 3000 protected natural sites and 17 bio-spherical reserves (the greatest recorded number in Europe). There are a growing number of fast food chains such as McDonalds, pizza and family restaurants. There are also 419 protected animal species and 63 protected types of plant. These are a short flight from most UK airports of only 2.5 hours. They want you to keep coming back to their country, and believe me it shows! This period can then be extended locally. You are unlikely to have to spend more than £7 per head on a 3 course meal with wine. You can contact them on 0207 584 9400 or visit their website www.bulgarianembassy.org.uk.