Bulgarian Visa Services
Visa applications require choosing the right visa type, preparing documents without omissions and following the process closely. Our expert team supports your Bulgarian and Schengen visa applications with its knowledge of Bulgarian legislation and consular practice.
What we do
- We determine the right visa type: we choose the visa that best fits the purpose of your trip.
- We prepare a complete application file: we gather every document and piece of information required for the visa type.
- We follow up your application: we make sure your file moves quickly and smoothly.
- We arrange your insurance: we issue travel health insurance, the document checked most closely in visa applications, at an affordable price through our partner insurers.
Together with our citizenship, residence permit, family reunification, birth and marriage registration and company formation services, we manage your visa procedures in one place.
How does the process work?
- Preliminary assessment: we review your situation and documents and determine the right application route.
- File preparation: we take care of obtaining, translating and notarising the documents.
- Application: we submit your complete file to the competent authority.
- Follow-up: we follow the process until it is concluded and keep you informed of every development.
Frequently asked questions
What types of Bulgarian visa are there?
- Short-stay tourist visa
- Business visa
- Private visit visa
- Transit visa
- Long-stay (type D) visa
Where is the visa application submitted?
Visa applications are submitted to the Bulgarian Embassy, Consulate General or consulates. Applications for short-stay visas can also be submitted through visa application centres. We get your complete file to the right authority in the shortest possible time.
Who decides on visa applications?
Decisions are made by officials of the Bulgarian Embassy and Consulate General. Bulgaria has been a member of the European Union since 2007 and has been part of the Schengen area for air and sea borders since 31 March 2024.
Fill in the form below for a free preliminary assessment; our specialist will call you and explain the route for your file. If your documents are ready, you can also upload them for a free document review.