Yes. Foreign citizens can legally purchase property in Bulgaria. EU citizens may purchase homes and land under similar conditions as Bulgarian citizens.

Non-EU citizens may purchase homes and buildings. In some cases involving land ownership, purchases may be structured through a Bulgarian company.

Act 16 is the official Bulgarian occupancy permit confirming that a building has been legally completed and approved for residential use.

Annual property taxes and ownership costs in Bulgaria are generally lower compared to many Western European countries.

Because land and labour still cost a fraction of Western prices, and the coast is only now being discovered by the rest of Europe. We wrote a full, honest answer.

Kavaleo only accepts payments to Kavaleo Investment Ltd: by bank transfer to the company's own account under a written contract, through the reservation form on kavaleo.eu, or in person at our Burgas office against an official receipt. Agents who introduce buyers never collect money on our behalf. If you receive payment instructions, confirm them by phone on +359 888 909 188 before transferring anything.

Yes. Much of the process may be completed remotely with proper legal representation and digital coordination.

Yes. The Burgas region offers healthcare services, supermarkets, restaurants, internet connectivity and year-round infrastructure.

The nearest Black Sea beaches and Burgas city centre are about 20 minutes away by car.

Yes. We assist buyers with practical guidance, local recommendations and relocation-related support throughout the transition process.