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You might try epay.bg microaccount level III with IBAN. From their description it seems they don't require a residence permit but there are transaction limits. Read More

I don't think this has to do with the passport but with EC, OECD and FATF anti money laundering directives to make it impossible for clients to hide money from their governments. The banks need to report their clients balances to their countries of ... Read More

@bestlikefromme This is just a way of storing wealth in gold while having a way to liquidate it quickly in order to buy goods/services. Of course, you can store it as well in a vault and sell it when you need cash ;-) Read More

@Petra L UK Yes, I'm living in Bansko most of the year. Not sure how it would be with kids though, but if they grow up there and learn Bulgarian they can go to the local school. There's no international school in the region. Some nomads with kids ... Read More

@Petra L UK Bansko has the advantage of having a large English-speaking nomad/expat community. I heard that it is the town with the highest density of expats in Bulgaria. But it is remote and doesn't have the same vibe as a large city. Nevertheless, ... Read More

I would not recommend buying CFDs from brokers with questionable regulatory oversight such as etoro (which is operating under a Cyprus license for EU clients). If they go bankrupt you will lose everything because buying CFDs means that you have ... Read More

@SimCityAT For me its says "The service is not available to prepaid customers" when I want to top up online and provide my credit card details, both on the A1 website and in the app. Read More

Hi Lisa, unfortunately most foreign buyers are not aware of individual vs, commercial electricity accounts when buying a property in Bulgaria and easy fall prey. I almost fell prey myself reserving an apartment without individual electricity account ... Read More

@Bamboozler HKSE is considered equivalent under Mifid II (as well as the major US and Australian markets) AFAIK but only for corporate income. That means you would have to do your trading either via a company or as a registered sole trader (with ... Read More

@Bamboozler Yes, the capital gains from transactions with shares listed on regulated EU/EEA markets are exempt from capital gains for individuals. In addition, capital gains from transactions with shares listed on markets considered as equivalent ... Read More

@GB_2_BG聽Because the legal system in Bulgaria is systematically corrupt and cannot be trusted to protect you from fraudulent schemes. Someone might claim that you owe him money and use the legal system successfully to go after your assets. The risk ... Read More

While I agree with the notion that we should not overgeneralize and not overly stigmatize Bulgaria I think we should at the same time warn people about all the potential scams that are running here. Bulgaria is still an underdeveloped country whose ... Read More

For me, it took around 1 month. Much depends on whether buyer or seller are present at the notary or whether they are represented by a lawyer with PoA. The latter might delay the procedure because you need to sign the PoA at a notary or embassy. ... Read More

I opened a private account last week with Unicredit Bulbank without problems so far. I have a residence permit but I heard that without it is practically impossible. There's also iCard (a Bulgarian Neobank with Bulgarian IBAN) and I heard that ... Read More

@Marie Lidbury聽 Have a look at the following articles: https://www.litrg.org.uk/tax-guides/employment/working-remotely-your-uk-employer-while-overseas https://ruskov-law.eu/bulgaria/article/registration-foreign-employer.html It's a complex topic, ... Read More