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Entry requirements for Andorran citizens traveling to Bulgaria
Are you a Andorran citizen planning a trip to Bulgaria? To enter visa-free, you’ll need:
- A passport valid for 3 months past your departure date.
- Documents proving your travel purpose, like hotel bookings or a family invitation.
- Proof of financial stability or a return ticket.
- Medical insurance with €30,000 coverage is recommended for your trip.
Visa-free travel to Bulgaria for Andorrans in 2025
Good news for Andorran citizens: there’s no need for a visa to travel to Bulgaria for short periods! You can enjoy up to 90 days of visa-free travel within a 180-day timeframe. However, if you’re planning to stay longer, make sure to apply for the appropriate permit.
Extending your stay in Bulgaria: A guide for Andorrans
Andorran citizens planning to stay in Bulgaria for more than 90 days need to apply for a temporary residence permit. You’ll need these documents:
- Proof of sufficient funds;
- Accommodation proof, such as a rental agreement;
- Active medical insurance;
- Police clearance certificate (if applicable).
Submit your application in time to avoid legal issues.
Medical insurance for Andorran citizens traveling to Bulgaria
Although not mandatory for short-term stays, medical insurance is highly recommended for Andorrans visiting Bulgaria. Avoid unexpected costs with Visit World insurance, which includes:
- Treatment for illnesses and injuries;
- Emergency evacuation;
- COVID-19 medical expenses;
- Insurance for your belongings and documents.
How travelers from Andorra can enjoy Bulgaria
Here’s how to make your Bulgarian trip hassle-free:
1. Taxi apps are your friend: use Yellow Taxi to avoid scams.
2. Pre-book attractions: avoid crowds at Rila Monastery by booking online.
3. Eat local: look for family-owned taverns instead of overpriced tourist spots.
4. Check receipts carefully: look for hidden fees before paying.
5. Authentic shopping only: buy from artisan stores, not markets.
6. Exchange currency wisely: crown Exchange offers fair rates.
7. Local gestures: remember, nodding means “no.”
If you don’t have the right to enter Bulgaria without a visa, you may need an airport transit visa.
An airport transit visa can be single-entry, double-entry, or, as an exception, multiple-entry, with a validity period of three months from the date of its issuance.
What does an A-type transit visa do?
An airport transit visa entitles a foreigner to cross the border or stay in the international transit zone of the airport in the event of a transit landing or change of flights in order to continue traveling to another country.
If you want to travel to Bulgaria with your pet, your pet will need a microchip, proof of rabies vaccination, and a health certificate approved by a veterinarian. Part of the medical certificate is a written statement by the owner or person accompanying the animals that the animals are not subject to movement for the purpose of selling or transferring these goods.
Your pet must also be accompanied by an animal's passport.
For more information about entering the territory of Bulgaria with animals, go to the website.
Phone 112 or 166 to call the police
Phone 112 or 150 to call an ambulance
Phone 112 or 160 to call the fire department.
For information and advice on Bulgarian customs regulations, please visit the Customs Service website.
To rent a car in Bulgaria, you must have a valid driver's license, passport and car rental insurance. If your license isn’t Bulgarian or your driver's license is recognized in the EU, then you will need to get an international driver's license in Bulgaria, as this is required by most car rental companies. You can get an international driver's license online or in person.
To rent a car, you need a minimum driver experience of at least 3 years. The minimum age is 21 years (for some types of cars – 25 years).
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