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3/21/2001 21:56 EST
" Welcome to expatexchange.com’s new forum for Bulgaria! Come on in, pull up a chair and introduce yourself to everyone. Don’t be shy! Ask questions, share your experiences or just make small talk with the others who’ve stopped by to discuss life in Bulgaria. IMPORTANT If you joined expatexchange.com prior to March 22, 2001, you need to create a new account with us. You can post without logging in for a short while, but you’ll need to register with us over the next few weeks – EVEN IF YOU’RE ALREADY AN EXPATEXCHANGE.COM MEMBER. We’ve upgraded to a new system and we want you to be able to take advantage of all its features! Just below the message board title (Bulgaria) and above the thick blue bar towards the right side of your screen there is a link called “New Account.” Click there to set up your new account! Or, follow the “Join” link above our logo on any page of the site. After you’ve registered, you can subscribe to be notified via e-mail whenever there is new activity on this forum. Just log in and then click on the yellow ribbon next to the forum title and follow the directions. And after you do, come back and add a question or comment about Bulgaria to help get things rolling on our redesigned network! "
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guest
5/5/2001 09:17 EST
" Hello-I have been looking into retiring in Europe and have developed an interest in Plovdiv. Are there any English speaking expats in the area who could help answer some of my questions.Bulgaria seems to have a lot to offer,especially to anyone with an interest in history,but the political/economic situation seems to be pretty complex. Thanks Lee "
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GeorgiGeorgiev
From: Belgium
12/13/2001 03:41 EST
Hello,
I am an Bulgarian expat, who lives now in Brussels. I was living in Plovdiv for about 35 years before re-locating in Brussels. I do not know if I would be able to help you, but please just ask.
Regards!
Georgi
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APM
From: Venezuela
1/24/2003 20:00 EST
We lived for three years in Bulgaria (Sofia) but we know very well Plovdiv.
If you need an advise you are welcome...
A tip...be careful with the medical care if you need specialized treatments, it will be tough to find it...otherwise Bulgaria is LOVELY, and quite a save place to live.
AP
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donnacraven
From: United Kingdom
2/24/2003 07:59 EST
Hi my mum and dad are thinking of living in Bulgaria and would be very grateful of any information you could give them on buying property etc, we was thinking of moving more inland about 10 miles from the coast, could you please e-mail me on radcraven@yahoo.co.uk
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donnacraven
From: United Kingdom
2/24/2003 08:08 EST
Hi
I am thinling of moving and buying property in Bulgaria and would be very grateful if you could help us with any information you might have my e-mail address radcraven@yahoo.co.uk
Thankyou Donna
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archie
From: United Kingdom
6/8/2003 10:14 EST
Hi everyone. We have just bought a house in a little village near Burgas called Medovo. We hope to move out there in the next 3 weeks. There is some work to do to our property. Does anyone know of any good builders and also where we can purchase DIY products such as paint etc. Also are there any good furniture shops in the area. If anyone lives in this area maybe we could meet up for a meal or a drink. We look forward to hearing from you.
Ian and Sue Archibald
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archie
From: United Kingdom
6/8/2003 10:24 EST
Hi. We have just purchased a property in Medovo, near Burgas which is just about 10 miles inland - 10 mins drive to Sunny Beach, 10,mins drive from the nearest town and half an hour from Burgas airport. It is set in beautiful countryside, and for us is a perfect location. We arranged to go on holiday and booked with a three agents who showed us around the properties. We purchased with easybg.com who are very good, but we were also very impresed with bulgarianproperties.com. Both are good websites and Mihail of bulgarian properties is very helpful and speaks very good english. If you need to ask any more questions in depth please e-mail us on suearchibald@blueyonder.co.uk.
Sue and Ian Archibald
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LizandSam
From: Great Britain
7/5/2004 08:18 EST
Hi Archie and Sue,
Sam and I have purchased a lovely home in Versillie just outside Sozipol and and about half an hour from Bourgus. We are leaving on 19th July to go and purchase furniture and household goods do you have any advise for us? where is best to buy etc?
Maybe we could meet and go for a drink or a chat. Will be good to hear from you.
Liz
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seadgh
From: United States
8/17/2004 13:46 EST
I notice that your posting was in 2001. We, too, are interested in information about retiring in Bulgaria. As we explore the possibilities, any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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KenandMartin
From: Ireland
9/28/2004 11:19 EST
Hi, we have just purchased a place (shop, cafe and appt) in kardjali, we hope to move there in January as part of a year (or 2) out from work, the intention is to go there for about 3/4 months and then travel off into either Asia or South America, and then return to Bulgaria as and when we can.
We would love to hear from anyone who is planning similar or who will be around for a chat and a pint either here or there, perhaps start dialogue and share the experiences and ground work.
we have only just begun and are so far starting to sort Licenses etc.
We intend on driving through Europe at the end of this year and getting to Bulgarie min-late Jan.
ken@21assistance.com will get to me or a return post here.
Look forward to hearing from you.
Ken and Martin.
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Russ
From: United States
10/3/2004 09:47 EST
Interested in anyone interested in Bulgaria.
Russ and Dora Draper
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