Long-term residency and company creation often come as a package deal—not because they must, but because entrepreneurs naturally want stability. If you’re building a business presence in Bulgaria, it’s normal to ask: Can I also live here long-term? How should I plan
Expanding your business inside the EU can be a smart growth move—if the company is set up to operate cleanly from day one. For many Belgian and Dutch entrepreneurs, Bulgaria is attractive because it combines EU market access with a competitive
TEZ expansion, smart factories, and rising office stock are creating a prime window for SMEs in logistics, manufacturing, and SSC/BPO Plovdiv has transformed from a regional production base into one of Southeast Europe’s most dynamic industrial and services hubs. With new
Lower FX friction, simpler pricing, and stronger investor confidence — how to prepare now Introduction Bulgaria is advancing toward eurozone membership, a development that materially improves the business case for Dutch and Belgian companies operating in or through Bulgaria. For SMEs
Plovdiv, Bulgaria’s second-largest city, is quietly becoming one of the most attractive business destinations in Southeast Europe—and forward-thinking entrepreneurs from Belgium and the Netherlands are taking notice. At the heart of this transformation is the Trakia Economic Zone (TEZ), one of
For Dutch and Belgian entrepreneurs eyeing cost-effective yet strategic office locations in Europe, Plovdiv is quickly becoming a name to know. Recent research from Colliers International confirms the city’s upward trajectory as a regional business hub with significant advantages for foreign
Plovdiv, Bulgaria’s second-largest city, continues to strengthen its position as a key industrial and innovation hub in Southeast Europe. The latest testament to this is Schneider Electric’s announcement of a €53.5 million investment in expanding its smart factory in the Trakia
Having shown that banks can work transparently and treat their customers as individuals, the bank is now looking to the future While other businesses are busy tallying their financial year in a flurry of transactions, ProCredit Bank is taking a retrospective look that
Bulgaria ranks among top countries in providing favourable environment for starting businesses - World Bank report The World Bank released its Business Ready annual ranking, based on its updated survey of business conditions in 50 countries around the world. Business Ready
The international credit rating agency S&P Global Ratings affirmed its long-term and short-term foreign and local currency sovereign credit ratings on Bulgaria at “BBB/A-2”. The outlook remains stable. The stable outlook balances Bulgaria's weaker economic growth prospects in the near term
