LIFE IN 03. WHY BULGARIA 05. GEO & DEMOGRAPHICS 07. DOS AND DON’TS 09. COMMON PHRASES CONTENTS 11. ALPHABET 13. COST & CURRENCY 15. PLACES TO GO 28. TRADITIONS 35. EVENTS & HOLIDAYS 37. OFFICE LOCATIONS | CONTACTS 39. SUTHERLAND SITES 43. VISA | WORK PERMIT 45. REAL ESTATE AGENCIES WHY BULGARIA WHY BULGARIA

Located within the south-eastern tip of Europe, neighboring Close to major European hubs Romania to the north and Greece and Turkey to the south, you have a land steeped with history, swooping mountain Political stability ranges and costal paradises. In the past few decades, Bul- Income tax is 10% garia has developed into a leading tourist destination for Excellent climate both summer sun seekers and alpine winter sports enthusi- Rich history asts. The Bulgarian countryside is beautiful and unspoiled. Diverse The wines and food are excellent and if you want some cul- culture ture, there are plenty of monasteries hidden in the moun- EU member since 2007 tains where you can hide away from the dynamics of the Very authentic Bulgarian cuisine city and reflect on life. Alongside its tourist attractions, Bul- Friendly people garia is transforming into one of the digital and technologi- Cost of living cal capitals of Europe, with no signs of slowing down. With a culture that has foundations built on strong social connec- Folklore, film and theaterfestivals tion, this makes relocating to Bulgaria easy for non-natives Dynamic nightlife making it their home away from home. It is no surprise why Seaside and mountain tourist resorts so many people are relocating to Bulgaria. WHY BULGARIA GEO & DEMOGRAPHICS GEO & DEMOGRAPHICS

Area 111,000 km2 Population 7.4 million Language Bulgarian Time zone EET - Eastern European Time

Climate Moderate and agreeable with four dis- tinct seasons – a beautiful, mild spring when nature bursts into full bloom, a dry and hot summer, a typically long and pleasant autumn, and relatively mild winters with lots of opportunities for skiing.

GEO & DEMOGRAPHICS DOS AND DON’TS DOS AND DON’TS 01. Some basics: nodding means “no” 05. The Bulgarian diet is mainly based on and shaking one‘s head means “yes”. dairy and meat. However, even if you Holding your thumb between your have food intolerances, or you’re veg- ring and middle finger is considered etarian/vegan you still have many op- an obscene gesture in Bulgaria. tions. Bulgarian vegetables are very tasty and fresh. 02. Bulgaria is considered an overall safe country. Use your common sense and 06. You will see plenty of stray cats on the you’ll enjoy your stay. streets. If you’re inclined, buy some cat food and treat them to a nice meal. 03. Never use a taxi without stickers on it and check the tariffs before getting Tattoo culture in Bulgaria is growing in. The maximum price per km should 07. more and more, with Sofia becoming be no more than 0.79 BGN. Yellow a hub for tiny shops with big talent. If Taxi is our recommendation. you’re interested, there are also an- nual tattoo expos. The best public transport to use is the 04. subway (metro). The price of a ticket is 1.60 BGN for all transports. DOS AND DON’TS COMMON PHRASES COMMON PHRASES

Hello Zdraveĭte Good morning Dobro utro Thank you Blagodarya or merci How are you? Kak si? Please Molya te I’m sorry Izvinyavay or Sŭzhalyavam Good afternoon Dobãr den Good evening Dobãr večer I don’t understand Ne razbiram Goodbye Ciao Excuse me Izvinete Okay/Fine Dobre Yes Da No Ne

COMMON PHRASES ALPHABET ALPHABET Aa a (as in cat) Пп p (as in pot) Б б b (as in bus) Рр r (as in red) В в v (as in very) Сс s (as in sit) Г г g (as in good) Тт t (as in tree) Д д d (as in dog) Уу u (as in yule) Е е e (as in egg) Фф f (as in fool) Ж ж zh (as in ‘s’ in ‘leisure’) Хх h (as in house) Зз z (as in zoo) Цц ts (as in puts) Ии i (as in instant) Чч ch (as in check) Йй y (as in young) Шш sh (as in shut) Кк k (as in kick) Щщ sht (as in ‘shed’ in pushed) Лл l (as in love) Ъъ â (as the ‘u’ in but) Мм m (as in marry) Ь ь softens the sound of the consonant before it Нн n (as in no) Юю yu (as in you) Оо o (as in hot) Яя ya (as in yank) ALPHABET COST & CURRENCY COST & CURRENCY

The currency of Bulgaria is called the lev or leva (plural). They come in the form of paper notes or coins, all of differ- ent value. Paper notes come in the form of: 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, and 100 leva. Coins come in the form of: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, and 50 stotinki or 1 and 2 leva. The Cyrillic symbol for lev is лв and the currency code is BGN. Tipping in Bulgaria is not very strict, but is appreciated. A 10% tip is average for services such as restaurants, taxis, sa- lons, or bars. In some restaurants, however, a 10% service charge is already added so you aren’t expected to add a tip, though it might make the waiter happy. Taxi drivers typ- 1 Euro = 1.95 BGN ically will keep the leftover change as their tip so it’s smart to keep smaller notes and coins on hand. It is not expected 1 USD = 1.69 BGN to tip hotel staff unless you are in a very high-end place. 1 GBP = 2.22 BGN

COST & CURRENCY PLACES TO GO PLACES TO GO

RILA MONASTERY

Rila Monastery was founded in the 10th century in honor of the ascetic St. Ivan of Rila. St. Ivan was deeply respect- ed during his lifetime and viewed as a saint. He prayed in a cave in solitude for over 20 years and people would go there to receive his blessing. People visiting the mon- astery can hike to visit the cave. In the 14th century the Ottomans looted and destroyed the Rila Monastery and people of the church rebuilt it in the 15th century. The mon- astery was destroyed again in 1833 by a fire and only one structure remained. It was rebuilt again by Peter Ivanovich and restored to its full glory. Monks still live there so you ofen times will see them walking around. The monastery exhibits centuries of historical and religious work and is a spectacular sight to see.

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RILA NATIONAL PARK

Rila National Park is the largest nation- al park in Bulgaria. The highest sum- mit in the Balkan Peninsula is at the Musala (2925 m). The park has 120 glacial lakes and the infamous Seven Rila Lakes. There are many places to hike in the park and many sights to see. You can also see the the longest river in Bulgaria which is called the Iskar, or the longest river in all the Balkans, the Maritsa. The highest and deepest lake is named Ledenoto ezero or Icy Lake. You are allowed to swim in the lakes, but most people admire their beauty from afar. PLACES TO GO PLACES TO GO

SAINT ALEXANDAR NEVSKI CATHEDRAL

The church is located at the heart of Bulgaria in Sofia and is unique in the fact that you aren’t allowed to take pictures. Sometimes visitors can expect to hear the choir singing on their visit. The interior of the church is breathtaking, but something you can only see in person. Constructed with beautiful mosaics and high ceilings the church is definite- ly a spectacular sight in Bulgaria.

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DEVIL’S BRIDGE

Devil’s Bridge, also known as Dyavolski Most, was built in the early 16th century by a renowned artisan, called Dimitar. The bridge is located near Ardino and crosses the Arda River. There are many myths and folklore that the locals tell about the bridge. One of the legends is that every bridge that had been built on that place couldn’t withstand the rough waters of the Arda River. The artisan made a deal with the Devil to receive the secrets of build- ing a bridge. Dimitar had to sacrifice his wife and engrave the footprint of the Devil on the Bridge. If you time your day right and go at around noon on a sunny day you can see the reflection of the Devil from the bridge.

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THE OLD TOWN OF PLOVDIV

The Old Town in Plovdiv is a place of architectural and histor- ical importance. It is situated on three of the hills of Plovdiv. It features museums, houses from the 19th century, archeo- logical sites, many cafes and restaurants, and romantic cob- blestone streets. Concerts and small venues take place here and it is a good place for sightseeing or a nice stroll through the quaint town. This World Heritage site also has many local shops and the Old Plovdiv Retro Photo shop where you can dress up in authentic, traditional Bulgarian Folk Costumes to dive into the Bulgarian spirit. If you are a fan of history, enjoy a good bite to eat, or enjoy exquisite architecture and a re- laxing ambiance then Old Town is a place for you.

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VITOSHA MOUNTAIN

Vitosha Mountain is the third-highest peak in Bulgaria and stands at a remarkable 2,290 m high. It is located on the outskirts of Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria and is a main symbol of the city. It is known for its hiking, skiing, and climbing all year round. You can see the entire city of So- fia from the mountain or see the breathtaking waterfall. You can drive or take a bus and take a lift to see the sights that the mountain has to offer.

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ROSE FESTIVAL

The Rose Festival is celebrated at the beginning of the rose-harvesting period in the town of Kazanlak. The first festival took place in 1903 and became a Bulgarian tradi- tion and major event thereafter. Singing and dancing be- came a focal point of the festival with masked dancers called called koukeri. There are many other events that take place at the festival too, such as the harvesting ritu- al, parade, and the election of Queen Rose. The festival goes on for weeks and takes place during May and June.

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BELOGRADCHIK ROCKS

The Belogradchik Rocks were formed at the sea floor due to intense com- pression and erosion over 230 million years ago. The rocks reach around 200 m in height and form a long strip of 30 km. There are many caves with- in the rocks, some with paintings dat- ing back to over 10,000 BC. There are many legends surrounding the rocks about a beautiful girl falling in love with a man and being turned to stone. The views and rock formation are said to be spectacular.

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BUZLUDZHA MONUMENT

The Buzludzha Monument is a peak that is located on in the Central Balkan Mountains near Kazanlak. The sum- mit is made of limestone and granite and is surrounded by lush vegetation. A historical monument from 1868, the Buzludzha is a sight of importance as it was where a battle between the Bulgarians and Turks took place. The monument was a meeting place to discuss Bulgaria’s socialist future. It was abandoned after the fall of com- munism in 1989 and has been sealed off since then. Many still marvel at the historical site, however, and remem- ber the past that it represents. PLACES TO GO PLACES TO GO

SEA GARDEN

The Sea Garden is known as the largest and oldest park in Varna and is located along the coast of the , giv- ing it spectacular views. Many people jog through the park or rest on the benches for some fresh air. The site is a main tourist attraction due to its welcoming environment and sea- side views. The park also has a small bridge that is said to make all your wishes come true if you walk over it backwards with your eyes closed. From the park you can access other interesting sites such as the Naval Museum, Aquarium, or the beach. There are also many restaurants, cafes, and ice cream carts that make it a good place to cool off and relax.

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AQUAPOLIS WATER PARK

Aquapolis is a large water park located in Golden Sands near Varna. It is one of the top rated water parks in Bulgaria. With Spanish influence, it is said to be one of the most beautiful water parks in the country. The park has rides for all ages and includes a wild river; the Niagara slide, where people ride in rubber rafts; the Kamikaze slide, which goes 60 km/h for all the adrenaline seekers; and many more. Aquapolis is split into three sections: the adult zone, children zone, and extreme zone. On a hot day, Aquapolis becomes a favorite destination to relax and cool off and is fun for the whole family. PLACES TO GO PLACES TO GO

SUNNY BEACH

Sunny Beach is one of the most pop- ular tourist locations in Bulgaria. It is known as the summer party destina- tion along the coast of the Black Sea. It offers many night clubs, resorts, and different water sports and bars. Though there are many party places in Sunny Beach, you can also find relaxation in the surrounding quiet areas and vil- lages. If you enjoy a sandy beach and thriving nightlife then Sunny Beach is a must-visit place in Bulgaria.

PLACES TO GO TRADITIONS TRADITIONS Families and friends give each other red and white tassels, known as mar- tenitsas, which are often times worn BABA MARTA on your wrist. The tassels are taken off whenever you see a stork or a blos- soming tree which are symbols for the upcoming warmer season. Peo- ple exchange the tassels in hopes of luck, health, and happiness.

TRADITIONS TRADITIONS Fire dancing, commonly referred to as nestinarstvo in Bulgaria, takes place in villages near the southeast of Bul- FIRE DANCING garia. It mainly occurs on the holiday of St. Konstantin and Elena. The holi- day is a symbol of the seasons chang- ing from spring to summer. The danc- ers walk and dance barefoot on hot embers as if in a trance. According to tradition, the dancer is guided by the saint of the holiday and is said to have special gifts such as interpret- ing omens and communicating with the dead because of their connection with the saint.

TRADITIONS TRADITIONS Name days are respected similarly to birthdays. Anyone who is named after a saint gets to celebrate their name NAME DAYS AND PALM SUNDAY on name day. Saints are very respect- ed and have a great deal of religious value to Bulgarians. The celebration can include a big family meal and an exchange of gifts to the person whose name is being celebrated. Similarly, Palm Sunday, also known as Tsvetni- ca in Bulgaria, is the holiday of flow- ers and trees. People who are named after a flower or a tree celebrate their name on the last Sunday before Eas- ter. The celebration is the same as name day with a family meal and the exchange of gifts.

TRADITIONS TRADITIONS The Bulgarian Orthodox Easter tradi- tions involve different activities such as egg coloring, Easter beads, and EASTER TRADITIONS egg breaking. It is tradition to color the eggs on the Holy Thursday before Easter. It is also tradition to dye the first egg red because it symbolizes the blood of Jesus and his rise from the dead. During the egg breaking, family members tap their eggs against each others with the intent to break them. The goal is to have the last unbroken egg because tradition says that they will have a year of good luck.

TRADITIONS TRADITIONS A large meal of many dishes is served and follows the forty-day Advent fast. The meal includes grains, fruits, nuts, CHRISTMAS TRADITIONS and vegetables. One of the most im- portant parts of the meal is walnuts. It is tradition that each family mem- ber cracks a walnut in hopes of get- ting a good one. If the walnut is good then they are said to have a year of luck and success. If someone cracks a bad walnut then they will have bad luck. Additionally, it is tradition to hide a coin in a loaf of bread on Christmas Eve. Whoever finds the coin first will have good luck in the upcoming year. After the big Christmas Eve dinner, the table remains untouched until the next morning so the ghosts of ances- tors can come visit before Christmas morning. The table is then cleared the morning after Christmas Eve. TRADITIONS TRADITIONS On New Year’s Eve it is tradition to chase away the evil spirits of the past year. Many children take part in this NEW YEAR’S EVE TRADITION tradition in Bulgaria. Children prepare a special tree branch called a survach- ka and decorate it with many things like colorful string or dry food. The cel- ebration includes reciting verses with their families and lightly tapping their families on the back as symbolism of chasing the bad spirits away. Children are typically rewarded with sweets and gifts in exchange.

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SOFIA

Sofia is Bulgaria’s capital and larg- 2015 Sutherland announced a 10 mil- The proximity to Vitosha gives peo- est city. Founded thousands of years lion Euro investment in its Bulgaria ple of Sofia great access to the moun- ago, today the city continues to de- operation to create 3,000 jobs in the tains ski slopes in the winter. Bansko velop as the country’s cultural and country over the coming years show- and Borovets ski resorts are just a economic center. The city has a pop- ing the importance and opportunity short drive away. ulation of 1,250,000. Sofia has turned that Bulgaria has to offer. into the preferred destination for the Sofia is located in the western part The city of Sofia is at the crossroads world’s leading companies in the BPO of the country, on the lower slopes of of south-eastern Europe giving its industry. There is a large percentage Mountain Vitosha. The city’s altitude residents great accessibility within a of multilingual speakers from far and is 550 meters above sea level, the short drive to some of Europe’s most wide working in the BPO sector. In climate is moderate and continental. historic cities. SUTHERLAND SITES SUTHERLAND SITES

BURGAS

Burgas is the fourth largest city in on the seaside, the city is not famous tourism. In the past couple of years it Bulgaria, situated in the south-east- as a beach resort, but more as a turn- has been voted several times as the ern part of the country, right on the ing point to the southern resorts like best city in Bulgaria to live in. What Black sea coast. The climate is pri- Sunny Beach, , Sozopol, etc. attracts people here is mostly the marily continental with a distinct im- which are all closely located. If you sea. But the municipality supports pact from the Black Sea. The Port of enjoy local seafood set on a beauti- multiple art and culture venues. After Burgas is the biggest sea port in the ful coastline Burgas will be the per- opening our office in 2014 we have country and the Burgas Airport is the fect place for you. seen Sutherland grow in the city and second largest airport where most of Burgas is an important industrial become one of the largest employ- the international flights caring tour- center in Bulgaria, and the city also ers in the area. Our presence and ists are landing. Despite its location invests considerable resources in reputation in the city is paramount. SUTHERLAND SITES SUTHERLAND SITES

VARNA

The city of Varna is situated in the ern Europe. Nowadays Varna is the the rich natural resources two are North-Eastern part of Bulgaria on the main port for both naval and com- a must-see: The Marine Gardens, Black Sea shore providing a mild cli- mercial shipping and it has a cosmo- which are the largest in the Balkans mate throughout the year. Varna is politan atmosphere. and Euxinograd, the former Royal the third largest city in Bulgaria with The city’s peculiar sea charm is sub- Palace. Varna is a city of old culture, population of about 330 000 people. lime and moving. Ancient, medieval, living traditions and ambitious under- Because of its historical, economic renaissance and modern cultures takings. Some 20% of its population and cultural significance it is often mingle and coexist in the city. In Var- are students. Varna has an impres- called the Sea Capital of Bulgaria. na you can see original artefacts of sive nightlife, especially during the Along with that it is on the crossroad the oldest gold treasure in the world, summer season and many say that between the Middle East and West- dated between 4400 – 4200 BC. Of “the city never sleeps”. SUTHERLAND SITES VISA | WORK PERMIT VISA | WORK PERMIT

Please note, that it is your responsibility to ensure you have all the rights to live and work in Bulgaria.

Citizens of the following countries do not need visa Please bring with you the following documents: to enter Bulgaria: European Union member states, ☑ Work contract and rental agreement member states of European Economic Area (Nor- Or way, Iceland, Liechtenstein), Switzerland, UK, Can- ☑ Health Insurance card and debit/credit card ada, USA, Mexico, and Australia. ☑ Application form ☑ ID card/passport Only a valid passport is required to enter the country *You must have both originals and copies of the above with for 90 days. All visitors are required to register with you. the regional passport office for foreigners or the po- *You will be charged a small amount for the application. lice within 48 hours after their arrival. Your hotel will Please take cash. be able to take care of this but you’ll be asked to *Please ensure to have your name clearly visible on the leave your passport with them for some minutes. rental agreement, if you are sharing the accommodation.

After the first 90 days in the country you will need a document for prolonged stay which can be obtained at the main passport office located on48 Maria Luiza Blvd. HR Department can assist you with this. VISA | WORK PERMIT REAL ESTATE AGENCIES REAL ESTATE AGENCIES 01. Real Estate Agent Rents, Roommates Facebook groups Mr. Dimitar Grahovski Directs rents [email protected] mobile: 0897614791 Rents in Sofia Real Estates Yavlena Real Estate Agency Rents and roommates https://www.yavlena.com/en 02. mobile: 0889 262 606 Rooms and apartments office: 02 810 50 Rents in Sofia Apartments in Sofiya Mirela Real Estate Agency Rents in Sofia 03. https://m.mirela.bg/en/ mobile: 0895 525 909 Rents and roommates office: 02 981 23 45 Roommates Sofia Expat Facebook groups Expats in Bulgaria Bulgaria - Expat Dream Living Bulgarian & Expat Friends REAL ESTATE AGENCIES LIFE IN BULGARIA Explore & make friends

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