Frequently asked questions

It depends on your nationality. EU citizens register directly as residents. Non-EU citizens most commonly apply for a Type D visa followed by a long-term residence permit. During your consultation, we identify the exact path for your situation.

Typically 2–4 weeks after submitting a complete application. The exact timeline depends on the type of permit and the current workload of the Migration Office. We guide you through every step to avoid delays.

Yes — family reunification is possible once you have a valid long-term residence permit. We assist with the full process including documentation and Migration Office appointments for family members.

Yes. Foreigners can register an EOOD or OOD (Bulgarian limited liability structures) without restrictions. The process takes 1–2 weeks with complete documentation. We assist from choosing the right structure through full registration.

It depends on your income level, clients, and plans. We cover this in detail during the consultation — including tax implications, social security contributions, and which structure makes more sense for your situation.

Yes — we work entirely in English with international clients. Consultations, documentation, and all communication are conducted in English.

The initial consultation is a 60-minute structured session — online or in person in Blagoevgrad. You receive a written summary, recommended next steps, and a tailored service plan afterward.

Yes — most of our clients contact us before they arrive. We work entirely online until you're in Bulgaria, and in person once you're here.