Juoflife1:
Can someone travel from Bulgaria to Austria with Nigerian passport and Bulgarian resident permit? Or the person needs to get a visa from Sofia?

EnglandAmaka:


I want to ask a question please...

I have not collected my eligibility letter that's why i have not sent my application to Verna..

I want to collec eligibility letter, legalize before applying. Though my school only requested for eligibility letter now. After acceptance letter i can legalise and translate then scan and send.

My question is,

1) Can i apply by December 5th and still meet up and join February intake?

Can i finish the whole process in 2 months? From applying for admission and getting my visa? I really want to join by February 2023

My school says acceptance letter will be out after one week. You must have written online exam and did an interview.

2) How long does Bulgarian ministry of education take before approving the legalised documents sent to them?

3). Does visa D still take up to 45 days

4) Do i still do walk in visa application without booking appointment? I'm asking because your response on this, I'm quoting is from 2019.

5) You said you had 3million in your bank statement and still got visa... How much do you think will be OK now? Is 5 million in my name enough? I don't have a sponsor and I'm going for Bsc, not Masters.

Thanks and God bless you

Hope to join you soon

Cceemmaa:
Please I'm new here. Still trying to navigate. I'm interested in schooling in BG. My spouse has a residence card already and we've applied for out Visa D. Waiting for visa approval. Please I intend to further my education In sports law,please can I get list of schools in Sophia that I can enroll in. In addition to that,please must I legalise my documents (since I will apply from inside Bulgari) not outside. Thanks

Favouredforever:
Thank you for your response, we will do as advised.

However, I understand the official 20 hours per week for students and the need to have adequate funds for the reunification visa. But I have not seen where it was stated that the spouse cannot work tho. If you can help me with any kind of link or document to further make my research I would be grateful.


I found the attached information on the official EU Immigration Portal on non-EU citizen living in Bulgaria which states:

Access to employment

If you have a permanent or long-term residence status and can prove sufficient financial resources, your family members will not need a work permit to access the labour market.

Family members who themselves have permanent or long-term residence status can also access the labour market without a work permit.

The following family members are immediately eligible for permanent residence:

spouse;
children of the third-country national and of his/her spouse, including the adopted children, who have not reached the age of 18 years and are not in matrimony;
children of the third-country national, including adopted children, who are under the age of 18 years and unmarried, in the cases where he/she is entitled to the parental rights and the children are on alimony provided by him/her;

I'm I reading this wrong?

Favouredforever:
@lyfeezone Haven't heard from you in a while.. Hope you're good?

Soraco57:
how much is the wages in bulgaria

Favouredforever:
@lyfeezone Haven't heard from you in a while.. Hope you're good?

Favouredforever:
Family: Spouse
Children: 4 years old

Spouse in Bulgaria already have the 1 year Resident Permit. But it's not up to six months yet

Bostin:
Can I summit Bulgaria Tourist visa in Vfs Lagos or elsewhere aside Abuja Embassy ?

Iyfeezone:

@Elika , the answer to your question is No you can not switch from visa to work visa. You will have to go back to Nigeria and apply for work visa
Life in Bulgaria is good when you have document to residence. Please note living in Bulgaria without document is misery . It’s better not to come

Elikayvee:
Hello,
1. Please I have someone that can invite me. If I apply for visiting visa, when I get there can I switch to work?

2. Please what is life in Bulgaria for an immigrant like?.


Thank you

Derah17:
Please what's the least tuition fee in Bulgaria University

Favouredforever:
Good say Lyfeezone. Just to follow up on this line of question. Kindly see the attached screenshot.

What do you think?

There's a provision for non-EU to apply for family reunification as long as they have PR card that is valid for a year.

Please what type of family member are you. Spouse or kids below 18 to a PR resident.

Chamberlain75:



please @lyfeezone which is best, using personal statement or using a sponsors bank statement.. and can i use both for POD. will really apricate your feedback

Favouredforever:
Thank you for the information.

Can you also please shield more light about spouse applying for visitors visa?

For instance, if I have been there for 8 months. What are the chances of my spouse and daughter being given a visitors visa?

Also, are there available options that will enable them to stay legally without having to come back?

Lahat:
. Okay thank you so much I appreciate your response, please which insurance company should I use for my Bulgaria student visa D ?,,. Please respond oo,. It's very urgent..

Lahat:
Good morning my brothers and sisters,,. I have done everything, doing it by myself,l have sent my documents to my school in Bulgaria and they have translate the documents and have forwarded to the Bulgaria ministry of education and science,, please I want to know,,. How long will it take for them to approve,, please help me, I'm really anticipating....

Becky42:




Good morning, can I use my HND to apply for master's program in Bulgaria?

pass111:

I'm not going through any agent, I'm doing the legalisation myself.

Becky42:





It's actually not a job offer , it's for academics . Hope it's also applicable to that too?

Becky42:
Quote author=Iyfeezone post=106589567]
Ok @pass111, certified document is when you authenticate your school document in ministry of education and legalise it in ministry of foreign affairs and then take it to the Bulgarian embassy to legalise it. So yes you can make copies of your documents which can be authenticated by both ministries of education and legalise in foreign affairs but kindly note you have to present this originals when you go to both ministries.



@Iyfeezone , Is it a must I go to Abj myself or my agent can do that for me ? Because my agent told me that he will help me with the legalising of the documents then I can now go back there to thumbprint and do other necessary things.. How true Is this sir... Good evening

Becky42:
Quote author=Iyfeezone post=106589567]
Ok @pass111, certified document is when you authenticate your school document in ministry of education and legalise it in ministry of foreign affairs and then take it to the Bulgarian embassy to legalise it. So yes you can make copies of your documents which can be authenticated by both ministries of education and legalise in foreign affairs but kindly note you have to present this originals when you go to both ministries.



@Iyfeezone , Is it a must I go to Abj myself or my agent can do that for me ? Because my agent told me that he will help me with the legalising of the documents then I can now go back there to thumbprint and do other necessary things.. How true Is this sir... Good evening

pass111:


Thanks for your response Iyfeezone,

Sure, I'll definitely travel down to Abj for the legalisation, but considering the distance, I want to be sure I go with all the appropriate documents so I won't have to go back a second time.


So, I'm a bit confused by what certified copies of my documents mean. Because, the Bulgarian company said they needed certified copies of my diploma and grades, and not the original. They went further to state that the certified copies must be 'verified' by my school, MOFA, and the Bulgarian embassy, though they didn't mention the ministry of education.

And I have the original certificate issued by my school, I've also requested and gotten my transcript, albeit, a pdf copy.

The confusion now is; if I make cleared coloured copies of my credentials above, do they qualify as 'certified' copies which I will now take down to Abj for legalisation, or do I take the original copies to the ministries for legalisation, or is my school supposed to issue certified copies of my credentials to me(I sincerely hope not, as I'm very far from my school plus expenses) which I'll now take to the ministries?

Like what do they mean by 'certified copies'

pass111:
Good day everyone,

I got a job offer from a company in Bulgaria, and I'm required to provide certified copies of my certificates and grades, the copies need to be stamped by the ministry of foreign affairs and the Bulgarian embassy in AbJ. The problem is I'm currently in Lagos and don't even how to go about the whole process. Has anyone here walked this path before? I need guidance and pointers, I'll really appreciate any input.

Becky42:
Good evening, my brother is processing his admission into the university of finances , business management, I need someone to enlighten me on how to go about the own process.