Useful information
EU long-term resident status in Bulgaria and the “Blue Card”
The status of a “long-term resident” in Bulgaria, that is, EU long-term resident status, appeared in the country relatively recently, in 2011. Overall it differs little from permanent residence permit status and allows you to:
How a foreigner can legally work in Bulgaria?
The question about how to earn for a living is important for all people in the world, no matter where they live. But it is especially important for those who moved or planning to move to another country.
Secondary education in America. Learning English.
Studying at a private American school in Atlanta, Virginia, is not only one of the most productive ways to learn a foreign language, but also a way to acquire progressive self-development skills and to determine your child's future career path.
The "Sinite Kamani" Nature Reserve
In Bulgaria, EU funds are used not only to repair roads and schools, but also to put nature reserves in order and to introduce various environmental programmes. For example, the EU financed 85% of the development of the "Sinite Kamani" reserve.
Euxinograd: a residence for all times
Bulgaria has long ceased to be a monarchy, but the royal residences remain. Moreover, one of them continues to serve those who now govern a democratic state. This is Euxinograd, located near the resort of St. Constantine and Helena, just eight kilometres from Varna.
The history of Bulgaria. Modern Bulgaria. Lesson thirteen.
The history of modern Bulgaria began on 10 November 1989. On that day the legendary Todor Zhivkov, who for many decades had been virtually the country's sole leader, was removed from his post.
Belene: the terrible crimes of the socialist period
Until recently it was common to believe that the USSR, in liberating the countries of Eastern Europe from the fascists, brought nothing but peace and prosperity. But even in Bulgaria, although Soviet soldiers were welcomed here very warmly, there were repressions.
The Golden Beaches of Albena
Unlike most seaside settlements in the country, Albena was practically uninhabited until the middle of the 20th century. Bulgaria's third-largest resort complex opened in August 1969 on the grounds of a large park.
The history of Bulgaria. The “Sixteenth Republic” and its end. Lesson twelve.
In 1944 power in the country changed hands. To this day some sources call it the “liberation” and others the “occupation” of Bulgaria. Either way, Soviet troops took command in the country, and in 1946, following a referendum, the People’s Republic of Bulgaria was formed.