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@JimJMany EU countries, including Bulgaria, routinely accept a foreign EHIC as proof of health insurance. Even though, as you say, it's officially only for emergencies. In any case, the local policy here in Bulgaria is a very cheap policy that also ... Read More

@JuilaOuiYou are right, it's MUCH easier for EU citizens. You're entitled to live and work in Bulgaria by virtue of your passport, so the EU Citizen Registration step is just a formality that you SHOULD do, if you wish stay longer than 90 days. If ... Read More

@JuilaOuiSounds like a pain! Typically, you need a document to be NOTARIZED by your landlord. It can be EITHER the rental contract AND/OR the Landlord Declaration. If he's in the USA, my guess is that it's easiest if he does it at the Bulgarian ... Read More

@JanearnasalamIt's a comfy option, but it's not a standard type of installation in Bulgaria, especially if it's a renovation rather than a new build. And it's probably one of the more expensive heating options you could choose. From what I see, the ... Read More

@Geoff BeadleMy neighbour (near Shipka, Balkan Mountains) is a very good borehole contractor. He does travel around Bulgaria, but that obviously makes the job significantly more expensive. If you can't find a local guy, and you decide you want his ... Read More

@seamus452I doubt you need yet another currency exchange option if you already have Wise/Revolut.I don't know the current rules on property purchase (if that's what the large-ish sum is for), but I transferred direct to the buyer rather than ... Read More

@susanmcallisterTough ask, I'm afraid. Current AI tools are almost certainly better than you'll be after spending a year or two (and a bunch of money) learning your new trade. My guess is that you have more chance if you learn the latest wizzy AI ... Read More

@PepitoFiestaI get that. However, if you're mostly in Bulgaria, then your Bulgarian license should be accepted in USA for your short visits.If you really want to hang on to a foreign license, then it should be possible to simply apply for a brand ... Read More

@ZooldroolThere's also the Black Sea and quite a few reservoirs.While it's nice to be waterside, it might be worthwhile considering a smaller boat with trailer and/or the latest inflatable canoes/SUPs. Being, say, 5-15km from water would not be ... Read More

@Imelda CottleI don't think NIEs become invalid. But, as a guess, perhaps you're referring to your "Green NIE",聽 the Certificado de Registro de Ciudadano de la Uni贸n which you received when you first registered in Spain (before Brexit)? ... Read More

@PepitoFiestaThere are (apparently) plenty of remote-only jobs. How easy it is to get one is a different story. The US ones probably pay more, but you can also work for remote employers in other countries. There are a bunch of freelancing platforms ... Read More

@PepitoFiestaIt kinda matters not what you "want" to do (or not do). if you're now a Bulgarian Resident, then the clock is ticking on your permitted usage (12 months) of your foreign driving license. As it's American, you can't even simply exchange ... Read More

@Kit2001If you live way out in the sticks, there's gonna be some trade-offs. :-) Rather than chase after a mythical parking space, it's probably more productive to make your peace with an overnight somewhere, or find a local taxi service who can ... Read More

@frazer2022There's loads of info online, especially YouTube for solar panels installation.Last time I was there, Praktiker has a bunch of solar stuff, with inexpensive panels plus inverters and storage.I reckon the default option is an off-grid ... Read More

@karenselseaThe immigration process is much, much quicker and easier with your shiny new Irish passport (if you'll have it soon), rather than trying as a Brit.For EU citizens, the registration process is pretty much the same across the EU, and you ... Read More