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@Trinidad58If you PM me, you can discuss these issues privately. You can't share contact info publicly in a forum (for your own safety).If you are resident in Bulgaria, it's no problem at all to spend a lot of time travelling or having a second home ... Read More

@Trinidad58The process is very straightforward. There is an application form and (small) application fee. Most attorneys will prepare some notarized documents (e.g. rental contract, landlord declaration, financial independence, etc.). And it is ... Read More

@hackru425I concur with my learned colleague @Jimj... Superdoc is an excellent platform. GPs (General Practitioner = Primary Care Physician) are listed as well as many specialists. I look for the docs with plenty of good feedback (many have ... Read More

@Trinidad58The official info (as per the links I provided) says 2 documents. The rental contract itself (which you have) and the landlord declaration (which you don't). If you don't have them both, you can ask for the 2nd, or try the process with ... Read More

@HarcharIf the appointment booking link doesn't work, maybe you just call/email them instead?https://uk.blsspainvisa.com/manchester/contact.php Read More

@opietaylor7As an older retiree it's very easy to get your Spanish residence with the No Lucrativa Visa. So that's one less thing to worry about.Valencia is lovely and it's a great choice. We're nearby in Alicante (actually Elche) and it's also a ... Read More

@Trinidad58The proof of address is a rental contract + "landlord declaration". This is two documents, both to be signed by the landlord. One, or both, to be notarized.Landlord declaration is ... Read More

@Lly0It certainly sounds like you have to start all over again with the D visa, unfortunately. Personally, I'd pay for a consult with an immigration attorney, just in case they think that there's anything that can be done to salvage the ... Read More

@Trinidad58Yes, this cheaper insurance is accepted by immigration for visas, residence permits, and EU Citizen Registration. It's not a "proper" health insurance, you can source that later (or get covered by NHIF).For EU/Swiss citizens, you'll need ... Read More

@JusttdaveeeMost countries are happy for you to spend your money getting an education with them, and have some way for you to stay in the country for work experience (short term). The UK has the Graduate Visa option, and this allows you to work for ... Read More

@VillageLifeThe external stairs are typically very solid constructions, so removing them is usually not an option. Additionally, the stairs often go to the "main" floor for living, and the lower floor often has height issues affecting its usability. ... Read More

@Trinidad58The cost for heating/cooling depends a lot on your exact usage (hours/temperature), the insulation (internal/external + double glazing) in your property, and the AC unit (older more inefficient, non-inverter vs modern inverter) so these ... Read More

@CarlS1986Well, I don't know how big your number 2s are, but pretty sure they will break down just fine without any help from a macerator. :-) These things are useful when you can't put in a standard size toilet outlet pipe, but I very much doubt ... Read More

@Trinidad58You can definitely get private health insurance in Bulgaria from several providers (including AXA, Allianz, DZI, Uniqa, Bulstrad, etc.). The easiest is to ask at your local nearest insurance broker. Or contact 24ins (dot bg) an online ... Read More

@jamespetroDefo gotta change the headlights!You probably need to source the correct LHD replacements yourself, and get your mechanic to swap them over (or do it yourself if you're handy). Maybe have a look on Autodoc/Avtochasti?Once you've swapped ... Read More