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Действительно лучшие цены на отели

Болгария является одной из немногих стран мира, отдых в которой прекрасен в любое время года

👁 Прежде чем начать…где бронировать отель? На свете не только Букинг существует (🙈 за высокий процент с отелей — платим мы!). Я давно использую Румгуру, реально выгодней 💰💰 Букинга.
👁 А за билетами — в авиасейлс, как вариант. О нем известно давно 🐷. Но есть поисковик лучше — скайсканнер — рейсов больше, цены ниже! 🔥🔥.
👁 И наконец, главное. Как отправиться в поездку, совершенное не заморачиваясь? Ответ находится в поисковой форме, расположенной ниже!Приобрести пакетный тур. Это такая штука, куда входит перелет, проживание, питание и куча других плюшек за хорошие деньги 💰💰 Форма — ниже!.

Болгария расположена в юго-восточной части Европы, на северо-востоке Балканского полуострова.

Административно состоит из 28 областей и отдельной единицей – София. Основа территориального деления – общины (входят в состав областей 8 областей).

Крупнейшие города: София, Пловдив, Варна, Бургас, Русе.

Столица Болгарии – город София.

Границы и площадь Болгарии

Болгария на севере граничит с Румынией, на юге – с Турцией и Грецией. Западная граница у Болгарии с Македонией и Сербией.

Страна занимает территорию  площадью 110,91 тысячи квадратных километров.

Карта Болгарии

Просмотреть увеличенную карту

Часовой пояс

UTC+2.

Население Болгарии

7 577 000 человек.

Язык

Государственный язык – болгарский. В силу развитости курортного бизнеса повсеместно в туристических районах распространен русский, английский, немецкий и французский языки.

Религия

Подавляющее число жителей – христиане (77,9%6). За ними следуют сунниты (9,48 %), протестанты (1,12 %) и другие.

Финансы

Официальная денежная единица – болгарский лев. Ввоз и вывоз этих денег запрещен.

Медицинская помощь и страхование

Перед поездкой в Болгарию необходимо приобрести медицинскую страховку международного образца. Первичное обращение к врачу – бесплатное, все дальнейшие подлежат оплате. Также не требуется сертификат о прививках.

Напряжение в сети

220 Вольт. Частота 50 Гц.

Международный телефонный код Болгарии

+359.

👁 Отель как всегда бронируем на букинге? На свете не только Букинг существует (🙈 за высокий процент с отелей — платим мы!). Я давно использую Румгуру, реально выгодней 💰💰 Букинга.
👁 А за билетами — в авиасейлс, как вариант. О нем известно давно 🐷. Но есть поисковик лучше — скайсканнер — рейсов больше, цены ниже! 🔥🔥.
👁 И наконец, главное. Как отправиться в поездку, совершенное не заморачиваясь? Приобрести пакетный тур. Это такая штука, куда входит перелет, проживание, питание и куча других плюшек за хорошие деньги 💰💰. 90000 Bordermonitoring Bulgaria 90001 90002 The Bulgarian authorities are currently confronted with a specific case concerning an Iraqi citizen who has already returned to his country of origin. On January 13, 2019, he was detained to the CCC — Vidin without identity documents and charged with Article 279, para 1 in connection with art. 18, para 1 of the Penal Code for attempting to cross the state border in an unregulated manner. 90003 90002 The criminal proceedings ended with the NDHD Agreement No.313-2019 of the Vidin District Court of 21 March 2019, on which date he was released from detention and issued orders for return to the country of origin and accommodated in Busmantsi, a Special Home for temporary accommodation of Foreigners (SCTAF). Soon after his transfer to the SCTAF, he signed a declaration of consent for voluntary return and returned to Iraq. 90003 90002 In the following excerpt of an interview, done by Maddie Harris from Humans for Rights, one can read about his recent experience in a short-term holding facility in Vidin.90003 90008 90002 […] (The police) took pictures of us, they said because the interpreter was not our language, he was Arabic and did not explain anything. they made us sign some documents without us knowing what it was, by force. They took us to Vidin for 3 months and some days then they took us to court again, and they said you have to sign this document, that you are on probation for three years, if you cross the border again they will put me in jail for five years. 90003 90011 90008 90002 After that, they took me to Busmantsi in Sofia (after the three months in Vidin) The papers were in Bulgarian and we could not even read it, they said you have to sign them and if you do not sign them you will stay here (in Vidin), in this border prison, if we sign it, you go to the camps for 15 days and then you will be free, so we signed it, this is force.We signed the papers, they took us from court, the interpreter said you are going to go to the Vidin place for 72 hours and after that you will be free, you will be taken to the camps. We were then in Vidin prison for 72 hours, after that, they took us back to court, and then the court said, that we were going to stay in Vidin for 15 days, we were so mad, they took us back to the prison , but it was not 15 days it was three months and some days. (In the prison) […] 90014 90015 there it was so dirty, the room was so dirty, there was fleas in the room the mattress was like 2 years old, there was no pillow, there was no glass in the window, so air was coming and we was three people that had to go to the toilet at the same time and we had to piss and shit in front of each other.[…] 90003 90011 90002 The prison in Vidin was already mentioned in an European Human Right Court (ECHR) ruling of 2017. The ECHR ruled against Bulgaria a violation of Article 3 (inhuman and degrading treatment) concerning a family with its three children during their detainment in 2015. About the current case of the Iraqi citizen, the Bulgarian Ombudsman was informed some weeks ago. 90003 .90000 Summer travel: Which countries in Europe have opened their borders? 90001 90002 Across Europe, governments have started to open their borders after weeks of closure during the coronavirus pandemic. 90003 90002 With the summer holiday season upon us, people have started to wonder whether they will be able to get away for a break abroad — and how far they will be able to go. 90003 90002 The border situation remains a mixed picture across Europe, with each country imposing its own rules and its own timetable for re-opening.90003 90002 The EU has recommended the bloc opens its external borders from July 1 to 15 countries. These are Algeria, Australia, Canada, Georgia, Japan, Montenegro, Morocco, New Zealand, Rwanda, Serbia, South Korea, Thailand, Tunisia, Uruguay and China (although China is subject to confirmation of reciprocity). 90003 90002 Member states are not, however, legally obliged, to follow the recommendation. The list is to be updated every two weeks, the EU says. 90003 90002 Given the pace of change, Euronews has compiled a handy guide to the situation in each European country.90003 90014 Albania 90015 90002 Commercial flights resumed in Albania on June 15. 90003 90002 All EU nationals and residents are eligible to enter Albania at the moment. 90003 90002 The country can be reached with flights from Germany, Italy, the UK, Serbia, Austria, Greece and Turkey. 90003 90002 Passengers at all terminals are expected to pass through a «disinfection tunnel» and undergo «body temperature measurement». Anyone with body temperature higher than 37.5 ° C «shall be interviewed by the company doctor».90003 90014 Austria 90015 90002 Austria first opened its land borders with Germany, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary and the Czech Republic on June 4. 90003 90002 The country reopened its border with Italy from June 16, but a travel warning was issued for the region of Lombardy. 90003 90002 There are no restrictions with most European Union countries except for travellers from the UK, Sweden, and Portugal who must still present a medical certificate or self-isolate. 90003 90002 Due to a high number of cases, travellers from the Gütersloh district in Germany will need a negative COVID-19 test (administered in the last 48 hours) to travel to Austria.90003 90002 Entry by air is prohibited to citizens coming from countries outside the Schengen Area. 90003 90002 Find out more here. 90003 90014 Belgium 90015 90002 Borders with the European Union as well as the UK and the four other Schengen countries (Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Iceland and Norway) have reopened. 90003 90002 There is no quarantine or health certificate condition. 90003 90002 Non-essential travel to and from outside the EU and Schengen countries remains prohibited until July 1.90003 90014 Bosnia and Herzegovina 90015 90002 The border is only currently open to citizens of neighbouring Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia — other foreign arrivals are not permitted. 90003 90002 There are some exceptions, including freight drivers, residents and diplomats. 90003 90014 Bulgaria 90015 90002 Bulgaria opened its borders on June 1 to EU countries, the UK, San Marino, Andorra, Monaco, Vatican, Serbia and North Macedonia citizens, as well as to medical workers and family members of Bulgarian citizens, as listed on the government website.90003 90002 Travellers from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro are also allowed. 90003 90002 But some exemptions remain. Tourists from Belgium, Portugal, Sweden, and the UK must self-isolate for 14 days. 90003 90002 Tourists from the other countries must meanwhile submit a declaration acknowledging the have been informed of the country’s anti-epidemic measures and with risks associated with COVID-19 to health inspector at the border. 90003 90014 Croatia 90015 90002 Croatia has reimposed quarantine for travellers from North Macedonia, Serbia, Kosovo and Bosnia on June 25 following a new coronavirus outbreak in the region.90003 90002 Borders remain open to EU and UK citizens, with no obligation of quarantine. 90003 90002 The country began opening its borders in mid-May without restriction to nationals from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Austria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovenia, Germany and Slovakia. 90003 90014 Cyprus 90015 90002 Cyprus resumed tourist travel on June 9 after closing its borders for almost three months. 90003 90002 The country will also cover health costs in case of coronavirus contamination occurring on the Mediterranean island.90003 90002 Authorities have created two lists of countries. 90003 90002 Travellers from Category A countries — Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Switzerland — face no restrictions. 90003 90002 Those from Category B nations — Israel, Poland, and Romania -must present a health certificate no older than three days. 90003 90002 Travel from other EU countries not included in the lists is only allowed in exceptional cases and requires government approval.These include the country’s two main tourism markets, Britain and Russia. 90003 90002 However, flights from Britain could restart in mid-July, and a few weeks later from Russia. 90003 90002 Citizens of the US, France, Spain, and Italy remain excluded until further notice. 90003 90002 Entries from countries outside the EU / EEA / Schengen are for now not allowed. 90003 90014 Czech Republic 90015 90002 Borders with Austria and Germany reopened on June 5, 10 days earlier than expected. The country opened its frontier with Slovakia and Hungary on May 27, but with restrictions.90003 90002 The other EU countries have been divided into coloured groups dependent on risk: green, orange, and red. 90003 90002 From June 15, Czech residents and EU citizens from green countries — eastern and Baltic member states, Finland and Norway — were able to travel to and from the country without any requirements. 90003 90002 Those from the yellow group, which includes France, Italy, and Spain, must have a valid health certificate to enter. 90003 90002 Test and quarantine conditions will apply for people entering from the UK and Sweden — the two red nations in Europe.90003 90014 Denmark 90015 90002 Denmark’s borders have now reopened to most European countries, but this is subject to change based on a set of health measures and analysis. Borders to Sweden and Portugal are still closed, and a list of open or closed countries is updated weekly. 90003 90014 Estonia 90015 90002 Opened borders to Baltic neighbours on May 15 and to the rest of the EU, the Schengen area, and the UK on June 1. 90003 90002 «Travel documents and medical symptoms are checked» at points of entry, the Foreign Ministry has said.90003 90002 Those coming from countries with a high infection rate will have to self-isolate for two weeks. 90003 90014 Finland 90015 90002 Finland has allowed travellers from Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania from June 15 and recommends against unnecessary travel to other countries. People travelling from these countries also will not need to quarantine. 90003 90002 Finland will continue to have border checks with Sweden though the «the aim is to enable unrestricted travel from Sweden to Finland as quickly as the disease situation allows,» Finland’s interior ministry said in a statement.90003 90002 Restrictions for Germany, Italy, Austria, Greece, Switzerland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary, Liechtenstein, Ireland, Cyprus and Croatia will end on July 13. 90003 90002 France, Belgium and Spain appear to be excluded at the moment, although the Finnish authorities will assess by July 10 whether other EU countries can be added to the list. 90003 90002 Other Schengen and UK nationals can currently travel to Finland for work, family or other reasons deemed «essential». 90003 90014 France 90015 90002 Travellers from EU member states as well as Andorra, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino, Switzerland, and the Vatican have been allowed to visit the county since June 15 without a health certificate or any form of quarantine upon arrival.90003 90002 But passengers from Spain and the UK are asked to submit to a voluntary quarantine, «in reciprocity» to current regulations in place in both countries, France ‘Foreign Affairs Ministry has explained. 90003 90002 Per the EU Council’s recommendation, France reopened its borders to 15 non-member states on July 1. 90003 90014 Germany 90015 90002 On June 15, Germany lifted border restrictions for travellers coming from the EU, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, and the United Kingdom.90003 90002 Germany, however, decided to extend until August 31 its warnings on travelling outside the EU. 90003 90002 Those that do manage to get in must self-isolate for 14 days. 90003 90014 Greece 90015 90002 The Foreign Affairs Ministry published on Sunday, May 31, its plan for reopening borders, which entails three different phases. 90003 90002 Phase 2 saw tourism travel from EU countries resume on June 15, with flights landing in Athens and Thessaloniki. 90003 90002 Travellers coming from any of these airports listed by the European Aviation Safety Agency, as well as Italy, Spain, the Netherlands or Sweden are tested upon arrival until June 30, with the authorities stressing that an overnight stay is required.If the test if negative, travellers can then continue on to their final destination. 90003 90002 Only essential travel from Albania and North Macedonia is permitted while a travel ban from the UK and Turkey is maintained and all visitors are subject to sample testing. 90003 90002 Phase 3 is expected to start on July 1. International flights will be allowed into all airports in Greece and all travellers subject to random tests upon arrival. 90003 90002 «Additional restrictions regarding certain countries will be announced at a later date», the Foreign Ministry says.90003 90002 Arrivals by sea will also be allowed on July 1, with travellers subject to random testing. 90003 90002 The border with Serbia is closed until July 15 following a new outbreak in the country. 90003 90014 Hungary 90015 90002 Hungary is reimposing travel restrictions from July 15 due to a resurgence of coronavirus infections around the world. It has a traffic lights system for countries based on their infection rate. 90003 90002 Only Hungarians will be allowed to enter if they are coming from ‘red’ countries with high infection rates.These include Albania, Ukraine, Belarus and almost all of Asia, Africa and South and Central America. Arrivals will have to quarantine for two weeks. 90003 90002 Hungarians and foreigners coming from ‘yellow’ countries have to quarantine for two weeks, but can leave quarantine after being tested. These include: Bulgaria, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, the UK, Russia, Serbia, Japan, China and the United States. 90003 90002 Hungary had opened its borders without restrictions to citizens of the European Union, the European Economic Area (excluding the United Kingdom) and of Switzerland on 21 June.90003 90002 Hungary opened its border with Austria, Slovakia, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Slovenia and Serbia on June 12 without the need for going into quarantine. 90003 90014 Iceland 90015 90002 Iceland reopened to EU and UK travellers on June 15. 90003 90002 Tourists are tested upon arrival. A few hours later, they get the result on their phone, after downloading a tracking app. 90003 90002 The test, free for a period of two weeks, will cost 15,000 Icelandic Krona (€ 100) from July 1. Children born in or after 2005 will be exempt.90003 90002 Authorities are yet to clear procedures for those who test positive. 90003 90014 Ireland 90015 90002 The Irish health authorities currently require anyone coming into Ireland, except from Northern Ireland, to self-isolate for 14 days, upon arrival, including Irish residents. 90003 90002 Arrivals have to complete a passenger locator form, although exemptions are in place for providers of essential supply chain services such as hauliers, pilots and maritime staff. 90003 90014 Italy 90015 90002 Italy opened its borders on June 3 to EU, UK, Schengen area, Andorra and Monaco citizens, following the nationwide lockdown which came into force on March 9.Borders also opened with Vatican City and San Marino on this date. 90003 90002 Travellers coming from the above countries do not have to undergo quarantine unless they have been in any other country in the 14 days before reaching Italy. 90003 90002 The government dismissed any possible attempt to apply different confinement rules in different regions as «unconstitutional» following spats between local governors. 90003 90002 Therefore, the same confinement rules will apply in the same way to all regions.90003 90002 Cruises on Italian ships are currently suspended. 90003 90002 Unlike France and France, Italy opted out of reopening its borders to non-member states on July 1 as recommended by the EU Council with health minister Roberto Speranzaarguing the country was taking «the line of caution». 90003 90002 «The situation at the global level remains very complex. We must avoid that the sacrifices made by Italians in these months are in vain,» he added. 90003 90014 Latvia 90015 90002 Opened its borders to Baltic neighbours Estonia and Lithuania on May 15.Since June 1, there have been no border checks with Lithuania. 90003 90002 From June 3, residents of EU and EEA countries, as well as Switzerland, have also been able to enter the country without being submitted to a 14-day quarantine if the country they travelled from has a 14-day cumulative number of COVID -19 cases not exceeding 15 per 100,000 population. 90003 90002 Flights to and from European countries where the number of cases per 100,000 within the last 14-day cumulative period is between 15 and 25 can also resume.90003 90002 The country is among the EU member states which reopened its borders on July 1 to 15 non-EU countries. 90003 90014 Lithuania 90015 90002 Lithuania has opened its borders to citizens from the EU, EEA, Switzerland and the UK provided the incidence of COVID-19 in the country they reside in does not exceed 25 cases per 100,000 population in the last 14 calendar days. 90003 90002 Requirements to self-isolate when arriving from these countries have been lifted. 90003 90002 However, Vilnius introduced a 14-day isolation requirement for its nationals or residents arriving from 50 countries most affected by COVID-19 including Sweden, Russia, Belarus, Portugal, and the US.Previously, they were only «advised» to self-isolate. 90003 90014 Luxembourg 90015 90002 Luxembourg’s border with Germany reopened on May 15 and travel has not been restricted with other European nations, although travel from outside Europe is banned. 90003 90014 Malta 90015 90002 Malta’s Tourism Ministry announced that it will reopen tourism travel on July 1. 90003 90002 On that date, borders will reopen to travellers from Germany, Austria, Cyprus, Switzerland, the Italian islands of Sicily and Sardinia, Iceland, Slovakia , Norway, Denmark, Hungary, Finland, Ireland, Lithuania, Israel, Latvia, Estonia, Luxembourg, Czech Republic, Italy, France, Poland, Spain, Croatia, and Greece.90003 90002 Restrictions on all other flight destinations will be lifted on July 15. 90003 90014 Montenegro 90015 90002 Entry to Montenegro is allowed without quarantine, so long as you are coming from a country with a rate of transmission less than 25 per 100,000 inhabitants. 90003 90002 Travellers from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Turkey, Israel, Poland, Romania, Italy and Ukraine must, however, present a negative COVID-19 test upon arrival. 90003 90002 The Montenegro government is keeping an up to date list of countries where people are allowed to enter from without entering quarantine.90003 90002 French, UK and Spanish citizens need to self-isolate upon arrival, as well as travellers from all those countries not mentioned in that list. 90003 90014 The Netherlands 90015 90002 The Dutch government is restricting non-essential travel from people from third countries until July 1, but EU citizens — including British nationals — can now enter the country. 90003 90002 Tourists from the UK and Sweden are being urged to self-isolate for 14 days. 90003 90002 Like many other nations, there are strict requirements around shaking hands, maintaining social distancing and hand-washing.90003 90014 Norway 90015 90002 Norway has closed its borders and only travellers for fellow Nordic countries — Denmark, Iceland, and Finland — were able to return on June 15. 90003 90002 Sweden was excluded from the measure. 90003 90002 «Travellers from EEA / Schengen countries with acceptable levels of infection» will be able to visit the country from July 15. 90003 90002 The Norwegian Institute of Public Health will update the map showing areas with exemptions of quarantine duty on 10 July and the list will be updated at least every second week.90003 90002 Norway currently has a 10-day quarantine for those returning from international travel .. 90003 90014 Poland 90015 90002 Borders reopened for EU nationals on June 13 with no quarantine condition, and some international flights from within the bloc have restarted. Poland’s external EU border remains closed, except for specific circumstances. 90003 90014 Portugal 90015 90002 Nationals of EU countries, Schengen area and passengers on flights from the UK, Brazil, the Community of Portuguese Language Countries, the US, Canada, Venezuela and South Africa are allowed in the country.90003 90002 Border controls have been in place since March 16. There is currently no requirement for arrivals to go into quarantine, except in The Azores and Madeiras island. 90003 90002 The border with Spain reopened on July 1. 90003 90014 Russia 90015 90002 Russia is considering resuming international flights after July 15, Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova said in a news conference on July 10. 90003 90002 She said Russia would resume flights to countries where the average incidence rate is below 40 cases per 100,000 population.90003 90002 It has drawn up a list of 13 countries that it could resume flights with: United Kingdom, Hungary, Germany, Denmark, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Finland, Vietnam, China, Mongolia and Sri Lanka. 90003 90002 International flights were halted in March. On June 8, Russia said it will partially reopen its borders as the country eases coronavirus restrictions. 90003 90002 Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin said that travelling abroad for work, medical or studying purposes will be allowed, as well as for taking care of relatives.90003 90002 He also said Russia will let in foreigners seeking medical treatment or taking care of family members. 90003 90014 Romania 90015 90002 People coming from Austria, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Cyprus, Croatia, Switzerland, Germany, Greece, Island, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Malta, Norway, Slovakia, Slovenia and Hungary can go in without the need to quarantine. 90003 90002 People coming from EU / EEA / Schengen countries not listed above must still self-isolate for 14 days. 90003 90002 Flights to a number of European countries including Belgium, France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, and the UK remain suspended.90003 90014 Serbia 90015 90002 Serbia’s borders are open. 90003 90014 Slovakia 90015 90002 Slovakia reopened its borders to Germany, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Slovenia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Greece, Cyprus, Malta, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, Norway, Denmark and Iceland on June 10. 90003 90002 The country’s borders to Austria, Hungary and the Czech Republic were opened a few days earlier, on June 5. 90003 90014 Slovenia 90015 90002 Slovenia reopened borders to citizens coming from 18 countries on May 15, including neighbouring countries such as Austria, Croatia and Hungary.Montenegro and Italy were added to this list from June 15. Anyone entering from a country with high levels of COVID-19 will have to quarantine for 14 day. 90003 90014 Spain 90015 90002 Spain reopened its borders to EU member states, Schengen area countries and the UK on June 21. None of these travellers have to self-isolate. 90003 90002 Portugal had been the only exception to the above, but the border between the two countries reopened on July 1. The country also opened up to the list of non-member states approved by the EU Council.90003 90014 Sweden 90015 90002 Sweden has introduced border restrictions but it only applies to non-essential travel from countries outside the EU / EEA, except the UK and Switzerland. 90003 90002 That restriction came into effect on March 19 and has been extended until July 7. 90003 90014 Switzerland 90015 90002 Switzerland, who brought in border controls on March 13, will reopen borders to all EU countries, the UK, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein on June 15, instead of July 6 as previously planned.90003 90002 The government is also reopening borders to non-EU and non-EFTA workers on July 6, as it announced on June 24. 90003 90002 Any foreign nationals who currently try to enter Switzerland without a valid residence or work permit will be refused entry . 90003 90002 Air passengers from abroad are currently only able to enter the country through the airports at Zurich, Geneva and Basel. 90003 90002 The Swiss authorities have not imposed any quarantine measures on persons entering the country.However, you must comply with the government’s hygiene and social distancing rules. 90003 90014 Turkey 90015 90002 Turkey has opened its border to foreign travellers, except for the land border with Iran. Arrivals may have to go through health checks. 90003 90014 United Kingdom 90015 90002 Borders are currently open. Since June 8, visitors from abroad are required to quarantine for 14 days. Those exempt from these measures include people travelling from Ireland, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man.90003 90002 As in other countries, certain professions are exempt from these rules, such as healthcare workers travelling to deliver healthcare in the country. Upon arrival, those who are required to self-isolate need to provide their journey and contact details. 90003 90002 On July 3, England announced plans to scrap its quarantine rules for a number of countries it deems low-risk, including France, Spain, Germany and Italy. 90003 90002 This will come into effect on July 10, meaning travellers arriving from those countries will not be required to self-isolate for 14 days.90003.90000 Bulgaria Map / Geography of Bulgaria / Map of Bulgaria 90001 90002 WorldAtlas.com Privacy Policy 90003 90004 We respect your privacy and we are committed to safeguarding your privacy while online at our site. 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You hereby warrant that you are 13 years of age or older or are visiting the Website under parental supervision.90005 90002 Legal Disclaimer 90003 90004 Though we make every effort to preserve user privacy, we may need to disclose personal information when required by law wherein we have a good-faith belief that such action is necessary to comply with a current judicial proceeding, a court order or legal process served on any of our sites. 90005 90002 Notification of Changes 90003 90004 Whenever we change our privacy policy, we will post those changes to this Privacy Policy page, and other places we deem appropriate, so our users are always aware of what information we collect, how we use it, and under what circumstances, if any , we disclose it.90005 90002 Contact Information 90003 90004 If users have any questions or suggestions regarding our privacy policy, please contact us at [email protected]. 90005 90004 Accept Opt Out 90005 .90000 Bulgaria | European Union 90001 90002 Political system 90003 90004 Bulgaria is a parliamentary republic. The head of government — the prime minister — holds the most powerful executive position. The head of state — the president — primarily holds representative powers as well as limited veto powers. Bulgaria is a unitary state with a centralised structure. It consists of 27 provinces and a metropolitan capital province (Sofia-Grad). The regional governors are appointed by the government.90005 90004 Location on the EU map 90005 90002 Trade and economy 90003 90004 The most important sectors of Bulgaria’s economy in 2018 were industry (23.1%), wholesale and retail trade, transport, accommodation and food services (22.6%) and public administration, defence, education, human health and social work activities (14.1%) . 90005 90004 Intra-EU trade accounts for 69% of Bulgaria’s exports (Germany 15%, Italy 9% and Romania 9%), while outside the EU 8% go to Turkey and 3% to China. 90005 90004 In terms of imports, 64% come from EU Member States (Germany 12%, Italy 8% and Romania 7%), while outside the EU 10% come from Russia and 6% from Turkey.90005 90002 Bulgaria in the EU 90003 90018 European Parliament 90019 90004 There are 17 members of the European Parliament from Bulgaria. Find out who these MEPs are. 90005 90004 European Parliament office in Bulgaria 90005 90018 Council of the EU 90019 90004 In the Council of the EU, national ministers meet regularly to adopt EU laws and coordinate policies. Council meetings are regularly attended by representatives from the Bulgarian government, depending on the policy area being addressed.90005 90018 Presidency of the Council of the EU 90019 90004 The Council of the EU does not have a permanent, single-person president (like e.g. the Commission or Parliament). Instead, its work is led by the country holding the Council presidency, which rotates every 6 months. 90005 90004 During these 6 months, ministers from that country’s government chair and help determine the agenda of Council meetings in each policy area, and facilitate dialogue with the other EU institutions. 90005 90034 Dates of Bulgarian presidencies: 90005 90004 Jan-June 2018 90005 90004 Presidency of the Council of the EU 90005 90004 The following link is a redirection to an external websiteCurrent presidency of the Council of the EU 90005 90018 European Commission 90019 90004 The Commissioner nominated by Bulgaria to the European Commission is Mariya Gabriel, who is responsible for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth.90005 90004 Commission representation in Bulgaria 90005 90018 European Economic & Social Committee 90019 90004 Bulgaria has 12 representatives on the European Economic and Social Committee. This advisory body — representing employers, workers and other interest groups — is consulted on proposed laws, to get a better idea of ​​the possible changes to work and social situations in member countries. 90005 90018 European Committee of the Regions 90019 90004 Bulgaria has 12 representatives on the European Committee of the Regions, the EU’s assembly of regional and local representatives.This advisory body is consulted on proposed laws, to ensure these laws take account of the perspective from each region of the EU. 90005 90018 Permanent representation to the EU 90019 90004 Bulgaria also communicates with the EU institutions through its permanent representation in Brussels. As Bulgaria’s «embassy to the EU», its main task is to ensure that the country’s interests and policies are pursued as effectively as possible in the EU. 90005 90002 Budgets and Funding 90003 90018 How much does Bulgaria pay and receive? 90019 90004 How much each EU country pays into the EU budget is calculated fairly, according to means.The larger your country’s economy, the more it pays — and vice versa. 90065 The EU budget does not aim to redistribute wealth, but rather focuses on the needs of Europeans as a whole. 90005 90004 2018 figures for Bulgaria: 90005 90069 90070 Total EU spend in Bulgaria — 90071 € 2.169 billion 90072 90065 (equivalent to 3.91% of the Bulgarian economy) 90074 90070 Total contribution to EU budget — 90071 € 0.487 billion 90072 90065 (equivalent to 0.88% of the Bulgarian economy) 90074 90080 90004 More figures on the EU budget, revenue and spending: 90005 90018 EU-funded projects in Bulgaria 90019 90004 The money paid into the EU budget by Bulgaria helps fund programmes and projects in all EU countries — like building roads, subsidising researchers and protecting the environment.90005 90004 Find out more about how Bulgaria benefits from EU funding. 90005 .