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How do the financial requirements for entering Bulgaria change if you travel with a tourist voucher (paid accommodation, meals)?
The document of the European Commission says that you need to have 50 Euros per day, OR a travel voucher. But the travel agency told me that 50 euros per day is still necessary to have. Of course, it’s worth taking money, but I don’t want to drag such a large amount directly, because less will be needed. Has anyone encountered such a situation, did they ask you at the border about finances?
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No one at the border asked if we had 50 euros a day or not. They ask if we exceed the allowed amount (it is exorbitant). The voucher is always watched. Do not worry.
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answered 7 years ago
Don't carry the amount.
Get a card.
Package tourists are almost never asked anything extra.
Get a card.
Package tourists are almost never asked anything extra.
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answered 7 years ago
Russians are also not asked about money at European borders (it doesn’t matter if they are packets or savages). It would be nice if the author of the question indicated which passport he would use. Judging by the forum, the attitude of border guards depends on the country of citizenship, there is no single approach.
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answered 7 years ago
My companion and I are traveling with Ukrainian biometric passports :)
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answered 7 years ago
no one asks anything, don't worry, we traveled 5 countries, no one even asked for a voucher
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answered 7 years ago
Correctly wrote ollenka. I will clarify. We travel from Belarus with Russian passports, by train. The son is an adult. We were asked for a voucher only at the Ukrainian border, mainly because of it. Photographed the voucher and wished you a good holiday.
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answered 7 years ago
no one asks for anything, no money and vouchers and insurances ... complete lies just arrived, 6 people went as a family
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answered 7 years ago
in Bulgaria, products and prices in cafes are approximately the same as in Ukraine, maybe lower for some services and goodsit is advantageous to take cash euros with you
exchange rate in exchangers 100 euros = 193 levs
100 $ = 161 lv
in Varna and Burgas in shopping centers the rate is higher than in the resort area of Sunny Beach.
There are a lot of ATMs everywhere, but it makes no sense to lose 2% of money on withdrawing from a card, there is no exchange office every 100 meters (no one is fooling like in Prague and Krakow).
Car rental 25 euros (deposit not needed) good VW TDI station wagon, rented a car for 11 days + 1 day as a gift, always stood under the windows of the hotel, traveled everything we could.
affordable fuel price dt 1l=2.02lv (1 euro)
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answered 7 years ago