Location: The apartment is with a very communicative location near all main public transport stations.

Disposition: Entrance, big living area (around 20 sq.m.) with a passage to one of the rooms; two separate rooms (around 12 sq.m. each), kitchen with a small closet and balcony off it, bathroom (4 sq.m.) and a separate toilet.

Furnishing: Fully furnished kitchen (stove, fridge), the rest rooms are unfurnished.

Exposure: One room - east, one with a south-east exposure and two rooms with south exposure.

Flooring and walls: Rooms - latex, parquet and wooden floor; kitchen, bathroom, toilet, corridor - terracotta tiles.

Bathroom and WC: One bathroom with a bath-tub and separate toilet.

Balconies' description: One balcony off kitchen facing inner yard. 

Construction type: Brick

Year of construction: 1950 Year

Heating: Central heating

Exposure: East, South, South-east

Number of bathrooms: 1

Balconies: 1

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Joinery: Wood windows

• Permission for use granted

Agent's valuation of the offer Very good!

General Visa and Passport Information for Bulgaria (Consular Information)

The Bulgarian visas are issued by the Bulgarian embassies and consulates abroad, not at the airports or the land and sea passport control points in Bulgaria.
By applying for a Bulgarian visa, the applicant agrees that his/her personal data appearing on the application form would be electronically stored and processed, and if necessary, passed over to the appropriate authorities of other countries in execution of Bulgaria's international obligations.
A visa is issued only to holders of passports or travel documents that are valid for Bulgaria for at least 3 months after the end of the intended stay and that contain a blank page for affixing of visa vignettes.
With effect from 1 January 2006, all children entering Bulgaria will need to have their own passport. Children included in their parents' passports will only be allowed in if the passport also contains their photograph.
Upon entry into Bulgaria, foreigners should declare in writing the purpose of their stay and the address at which they will reside. To this end they should fill in a registration form . Exempt of that are the citizens of the European Union member-states and the citizens of the countries in the Economic European Area. The same applies to the UK for British citizens passport holders only.
This is in accordance with changes to the regulations for the implementation of the Law on Foreigners which the Bulgarian G overnment approved at the end of 2005 . The new regulations came into effect from 1 January 2006.
 

I. Holders of valid ordinary passports from the following countries do not need a visa to visit Bulgaria for up to 90 days within each period of six months:

Andorra , Argentina , Australia , Austria , Belgium , Brazil , Canada , Chile , Costa Rica , Croatia , Cyprus , Czech Republic , Denmark , El Salvador , Estonia , Finland , France , Germany , Greece , Guatemala , Honduras , Hungary , Iceland , Ireland , Italy , Japan , Latvia , Liechtenstein , Lithuania , Luxembourg , Malaysia , Malta , Mexico , Monaco , Netherlands , New Zealand , Nicaragua , Norway , Panama , Poland , Portugal , Republic of Korea , San Marino , Slovak Republic , Slovenia , Spain , Sweden , Switzerland , UK (British Citizen Passport Holders only), USA , Uruguay , the Vatican, Venezuela . SAR - China (Hong Kong, Makao)

II. Holders of valid ordinary passports from the following countries do not need a visa to visit Bulgaria for up to 30 days within each period of six months:
Israel , Macedonia , Romania , Serbia

Passport holders from the countries listed above need a visa only if their stay in Bulgaria will exceed 30 days, if they need to enter the country a number of times for a longer period of time, or if they need a long-term visa.

III. All holders of passports from countries not mentioned in I and II need visas to enter Bulgaria.

Visa application processing can usually take up to 10 working days, since each application needs to receive clearance by the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry in Sofia.

Foreigners entering Bulgarian territory on a motor vehicle have to present a document of ownership for that vehicle, if such ownership is not explicitly shown in the vehicle's registration documents.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: All foreign visitors should bear in mind that under Bulgarian Law they are required to contact their local police station within 48 hours of arrival in Bulgaria and present in writing the address at which they will be staying. If they are staying in a hotel or private lodgings, the hotel management/host bear the obligation to register them at the local police station.
The Interior Ministry has announced that Bulgaria's border checkpoints are to introduce separate passport - control desks for Bulgarians and foreign nationals.
The move is expected to ease official checks at border passport control in the wake of adopted changes to the legislation on foreigners that oblige them to fill in a registration form.

Consular Section Admission Hours: 
09.30 - 12.30, Monday to Friday (with an appointment)
12:30 - 14:00, Monday to Friday (without an appointment)

Useful telephone numbers and addresses:
24 Hour Automated Booking System: tel. 090 6554 0750 (calls cost GBP 1/min)
24 Hour Visa Information Service: tel. 090 6550 8950 (calls cost GBP 1/min )
24 Hour Fax on Demand Visa Application Form Service: tel. 090 6554 0819 (calls cost GBP 1/min)
Individual Inquiries on Submitted Applications: tel.   020 7589 3763 (13.00-15.00 only)
Consular Section Fax: 020 7581 9073

Consular Section Direct e-mail address - consular@bulgarianembassy.org.uk
Web site: www.bulgarianembassy.org.uk   Consular and Visa Info.
 

Updated 01.09.2006