Bulgaria has extremely liberal laws regarding foreign investment in real estate. Non-Bulgarians are free to buy property in the Country. To buy the land as well as the property, you need to be either a Bulgarian citizen or Bulgarian legal entity, however this is easily and legitimately overcome by setting up a Bulgarian company (all of which Just4Bulgaria can do for you).

Very easy. Low cost flights to the region are increasing all the time. The coastal regions near the Black Sea are easily reached via the airports at Varna and near Bourgas. Ski resorts on the western side of the Country are easily reached via the airport in the capital city of Sofia.

The cost of living is very low in Bulgaria. Food is typically one third of the price of that in the UK – and is of a very high quality with most food being fresh and organic. Property prices are also very reasonable compared to other areas in Europe; offering high capital growth.

Prices have risen considerably over the past few years and so a price indication can quickly go out of date. To give a very general idea however, it depends largely upon the location of the property in question. Properties located along the Black Sea resorts are generally much more expensive than outlying, quiet villages. Clearly, places with few amenities are likely to be considerably cheaper than those in the more developed resorts. Should you be looking to get an initial ‘feel’ for current prices in particular areas, please feel free to contact Just4Bulgaria.

As a growing holiday destination, young people in major towns and coastal regions tend to speak English. However, this is not the case in outlying villages at present.