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Insurance for homeowners
4th April 2012 - 08:15Read on for our top 10 tips for insuring your home in Bulgaria, or to obtain a no-obligation quote from a leading UK based overseas property insurer, click here. 1 Choose a UK insurance company, rather than a foreign one - the helpline and your policy will be in English, you can make payments in Sterling and by direct debit, and typically your liability limits will be higher. 2 Be sure more...
Tips to help you settle in Bulgaria
9th November 2011 - 07:09Moving abroad is a scary, exciting and nervous experience. Bulgaria is a beautiful country and more popular with Britons looking to move abroad. Once you have got the easy bit out of the way, the actual move, then comes the hard bit – settling in. There will be several obstacles to overcome in order to help you fully integrate and settle in to your new life in Bulgaria. There will be times when you are bound to miss being in the UK too and you may even doubt that you made the right more...
Handling visitors
28th September 2011 - 05:58When you move to – or spend time at your second home in – Bulgaria, chances are you’ll have a list of friends and family wanting to come and stay, especially if your home is in or near one of the popular ski or Black Sea coastal resorts. It’s hard to turn people down, so to make life easier for you, when you do put people up, here are a few tips: 1. Airport pick-ups. You shouldn’t feel obliged to drive long distances to meet your guests off the more...
Combat homesickness in Bulgaria
17th August 2011 - 05:20Bulgaria is constantly attracting more and more visitors to its shores. There are also more and more people deciding to ‘up sticks’ and move there on a more permanent basis. This reflects the cheap price of property in the country, combined with a better way of life and a good climate. That said, the lifestyle you experience once you move to Bulgaria can be vastly different to the life you have got used to in the UK. There will be times therefore when you feel homesick and more...
What to do within the first month in Bulgaria
6th July 2011 - 04:47Bulgaria is becoming increasingly popular as a destination for Brits wanting to change their lifestyle, sell up and move abroad for the long term. This is due to the cheap property available, and the stunning countryside and climate 1) Get a visa. Visitors to Bulgaria are only able to stay for 30 days without a visa. After this time it is imperative that you apply for a resident visa allowing you to stay longer. You are able to apply to stay for up to 90 days whilst you more...