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Bulgaria Investor Visa

Residence by Investment Programs

Region:

Europe

Country:

Bulgaria

Program Final:

Permanent residency (PR) with path to citizenship after 5 years

Simplicity:

Speed in month(s):

12

Education:

N/A

Price:

In most cases, costs for Bulgaria Investor Visa include government filing fees, legal support, due diligence, document legalization, and the qualifying investment, contribution, or capital placement. Total all-in cost will often sit around $555,000 USD, with the final figure depending on route selection, number of applicants, and professional services. Contact us for a tailored quote.

Investment
requirements:

Minimum EUR 512,000 investment in government bonds, alternative business investment allowed; proof of source of funds required

Dependents:

Spouse and unmarried children under 18 may obtain permits alongside the investor; unmarried adult children unable to support themselves for health reasons may also qualify. Each permit carries a fee.

from immigration professional in that area

Description:

The Bulgaria Investor Visa, also known as the Bulgarian Immigrant Investor Program, is designed for high-net-worth individuals seeking permanent residence and eventual citizenship through substantial financial investment. Typical applicants are non-EU nationals who can demonstrate legal means of investment capital. Main benefits include a route to permanent residence in Bulgaria, the possibility for citizenship after five years of residence, and access to the European market. Family members can be included under the same application.A key distinguishing feature is the requirement to invest at least EUR 512,000 in government bonds for 5 years, or alternatively in a Bulgarian business, with investment retention required throughout the qualifying period. Unlike some EU programs, Bulgaria has imposed stricter due diligence and abolished the former fast-track citizenship option as of early 2022. Applicants must maintain clean criminal records and source funds legally.While the Bulgarian program remains attractive, recent legislative changes have increased complexity, requiring careful planning and compliance to ensure success. The program is still operational but subject to further government revisions.

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