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@Bee EaterSorry to hear that your GP isn't sympathetic. They are gatekeepers of the public system, as in the NHS, so if they think you're fine (or too old), you can be a bit stuck. My (very) old dad had a similar problem in the UK, but I told him to ... Read More

@JimJIn fairness, 2.5k euros for a PRIVATE total knee replacement is actually a great deal! It's more like £14k in the UK. And there are very few (any, other than Bulgaria?) countries that routinely accept an S1 for a private hospital op with ... Read More

@Bee EaterPrivate ops can be very expensive, it usually pays to go via the public health system, if you qualify. I suggest you don't get put off by a long potential wait, but discuss with your GP and get an x-ray and specialist consultation so that ... Read More

@AnnaprgWelcome to the forum and good luck with your potential move.You make a quite wide-ranging post, but I'll try to give some feedback on some of the issues you raise.Before that, let me just say that I love living in Bulgaria, and I'm very ... Read More

@MountainLifeIt has been simplified for "dormant"/inactive companies. My understanding was that a one-time declaration of this was fine, but perhaps that's partially correct, and an annual submission is required by a different agency.These links ... Read More

@junefranceWe like the Alicante area too, great city and some lovely Costa Blanca beaches. We're also inland... in UNESCO-listed Elche. We like it a lot and have found it to be a very livable city, with much lower property prices than downtown ... Read More

@Snowball6I had my dad here with me in Bulgaria for a couple of years, after he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. The unfortunate thing with Alzheimer's (and dementia in general) is that there's not a whole lot in terms of cures/treatment, especially ... Read More

@jeanmandredeixIt's a big detour (with, I'd guess, a long/tedious ferry ride)... especially considering that transiting Germany is only 4-5 hours of speedy autobahn. It probably only makes sense if you love Italy and fancy a couple of days ... Read More

@FredBrother do some "tank" printers where you refill with bottles of ink. They're a bit pricier to buy, but unlike most inkjets, these work out pretty inexpensive to keep printing. Read More

@rachelbates1I had not seen this website (properties dot bg) before, but @janemulberry spotted that it's another website/domain of Bulgarian Properties (dot com and dot bg). I'm not convinced that it's as up to date as their main website, so I would ... Read More

@janemulberryWell spotted!https://www.imidaily.com/europe/bulgaria-launches-the-eus-latest-digital-nomad-visa/https://www.newbalkanslawoffice.com/bulgarias-digital-nomad-visa-a-new-chapter-for-remote-workers/Main points: 31k euros annual income ... Read More

@digitalnomad1If you're Irish, I guess you have an EU passport, which means you can go hang out in Sweden for any reason at all. So you can easily check it out for a couple of months. The residence permit for EU citizens is typically fairly ... Read More

@damnmorningstarWelcome to the forum. I'd guess most of us would suggest that you keep life simple and have everything work, home, family, bank, doctor, etc. in one place. :-)In any case, these days, it's pretty easy to find ebanks/emoney options ... Read More

@digitalnomad1I'm not sure if you're getting the point (or at least one of the main points) of being a Digital Nomad, as per your handle. :-) That is you work remotely for employers in HIGH INCOME locations (e.g. UK, USA, etc.) but hang out in ... Read More

@JimJhttps://www.novinite.com/articles/235904/Experts+Warn%3A+Euro+Adoption+in+Bulgaria+Will+Hit+the+WalletsYou'll be pleased (frustrated? outraged? apoplectic? totally unsurprised?) to hear that Bulgaria's date with eurozone destiny remains on ... Read More