Bulgaria Property & Living

Bulgaria has emerged strongly as an enticing European nation offering affordable opportunity to all those who choose to emigrate and expatriate to live within its borders. Formerly a communist nation it has shaken off the shackles of its repressive past and embraced free trade, freedom of movement and above all else, freedom to develop its own identity. The Bulgaria that has emerged is an attractive and beguiling nation that is managing to attract growing numbers of international citizens to relocate there.

If you're interested in buying a property in Bulgaria on the coast, in the mountains or perhaps in Sofia or you'd like to retire and achieve an affordable cost and high standard of living in Bulgaria then Shelter Offshore can guide you around the nation, through the intricacies of expatriation and/or property purchase. And what's more, if you're thinking about moving with your family to live in Bulgaria or perhaps start a business or find work there, we can also give you plenty of useful advice and assistance.

As stated, Bulgaria has recently emerged as an attractive nation to call home - and it is certain that the appeal of this particular European country will continue to rise and attract more and more international expats to its borders. If you're looking at Bulgaria today, you're joining a growing number of people exploring the attractive and developing nation.

Our Latest Bulgaria Property & Living Articles

Reasons to Consider Property Investment in Sofia, Bulgaria

Published on 13 February 2009 - Category: Property Abroad » Property in Bulgaria

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How to Make a Living in Bulgaria

Published on 13 November 2008 - Category: Living Abroad » Living in Bulgaria

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Bargain Basement Property in Bulgaria’s Sofia

Published on 26 January 2009 - Category: Property Abroad » Property in Bulgaria

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Living in Rural Bulgaria and Making a Life

Published on 24 May 2008 - Category: Living Abroad » Living in Bulgaria

Living in Rural Bulgaria and Making a LifeWhen Bulgaria shook off the shackles of communism by 1990 the country suffered somewhat from the bumpy start that it had economically speaking, and many Bulgarians left the nation and others moved to the main towns and cities to find work.  This all had a dramatic impact on rural life in Bulgaria that still remains to this day.  Namely, Bulgarians still see it as a requirement to head to the main towns to make any money and so living in rural Bulgaria and making a life is that which only a few manage.

As foreigners coming into the country you will most likely find the prices for properties in rural areas of Bulgaria unbelievably low, costing less than GBP 10,000 in some cases for fine property.  But is it actually possible to buy a home in rural Bulgaria and make a life for yourself?  We think so, and in this article we explore the possibilities.

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Warning Issued to Property Buyers in Bulgaria

Published on 24 December 2008 - Category: Property Abroad » Property in Bulgaria

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Why Some Bulgarians are Unhappy You’re Moving to Live in Bulgaria

Published on 21 February 2008 - Category: Living Abroad » Living in Bulgaria

Why Some Bulgarians are Unhappy You're Moving to Live in BulgariaIt’s so easy to get caught up in hype isn’t it?  When the Bulgarian property market first became a popular topic of conversation in the media at least three to four years prior to the nation’s EU entry, a frenzy of interest was whipped up because all of a sudden, here was this stunningly beautiful, lesser explored, highly affordable nation practically on our doorstep, and thanks to potential EU entry it was getting money spent on infrastructure and becoming more attractive all the time.

A strong tourism industry emerged, a booming property market flourished, expats relocated, businesses were created and then almost overnight the prices for everything seemingly went through the roof and anti-British sentiment was born.  If you want to know why some Bulgarians are unhappy that you’re moving to live in Bulgaria, just start with the cost of living.

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