The economic and political situation is causing more and more anxiety among citizens, in connection with which the topic of immigration is becoming more popular. And the choice of the country for permanent residence is more relevant than ever. The most attractive countries for immigration are the countries of Eastern Europe, in particular Serbia and Bulgaria.
Grounds for obtaining permanent residence status in Serbia and Bulgaria
Before examining the requirements for obtaining the right to reside in a particular country, it is necessary to consider the basic terms. A residence permit (residence permit) is a legal document that permits residence in the country and proves the identity of a foreigner or stateless person. Permanent residence (permanent residence) is a legislatively fixed permanent place of residence of a foreigner or stateless person.
Buying any real estate - residential or commercial - makes it possible to obtain the status of temporary residence for a period of three months with the right of extension. Moreover, the status of temporary residence applies to the buyer and his family. To obtain permanent residence status, you need to live in Serbia for five years, in addition, you need to confirm your financial independence, those wishing to become a permanent resident of Serbia must demonstrate the availability of financial means.
To obtain a residence permit in Bulgaria, you need to obtain a D visa for a period of six months. This visa, upon expiration, is changed to a residence permit for a period of six months to a year. The following groups of persons can obtain a D visa: the spouse of a Bulgarian citizen; pensioners receiving a pension; students of Bulgaria; business owners who have hired ten Bulgarian citizens; representatives of foreign companies. Being in the status of a residence permit makes it possible to obtain the status of permanent residence.
Comparative characteristics of Serbia and Bulgaria
One of the reasons for immigration to Bulgaria is the climate. Bulgaria has a mild climate with a pronounced seasonality, while there are no abrupt transitions. Another advantage of Bulgaria is its access to the sea. The Serbian climate is temperate continental, in the south of Serbia it is Mediterranean. Immigration to Bulgaria is also attractive because a sufficient number of Russians live in the country, and the Cyrillic alphabet is used in the letter. This simplifies integration, makes it easier to adapt. The Bulgarians themselves have a very good attitude towards Russians.
Serbia is no less attractive. Just like in Bulgaria, it is easy to get permanent residence status. Serbs themselves have a good attitude towards Russians, but at the same time, it is more difficult to learn the language, since Serbs use Latin letters in writing. The opportunities for study or work in Bulgaria and Serbia are the same. In both countries, a high level of education, a visa-free regime with European countries makes it possible to train in various countries. Residence permit status makes it possible to open your own business in both countries. If you work for hire, then the average salary in Bulgaria is from 470 to 640 levs, translated into rubles 11,000-15,000 rubles. In Serbia, the salary is 43,600 dinars, about 17,000 rubles.
