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How to travel to Bulgaria from Turkey?
I haven't seen my school friend for 37 years since she got married and went to live in Bulgaria.
Is it possible to go from Kemer to Sofia?
Is it possible to go from Kemer to Sofia?
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If there is a Schengen, then you can, why not, take care of tickets in advance.
If there is no Schengen, then you need to ask for a Bulgarian visa,
previously.
If there is no Schengen, then you need to ask for a Bulgarian visa,
previously.
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answered 11 years ago
I recommend that in any air search engine, type the route Antalya (not Kemer) - Sofia Bulgaria. There must be planes. But do not forget about the Bulgarian visa. Without a visa, they will not be allowed into Bulgaria.
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answered 11 years ago
From Bulgaria to Turkey - please! So, look for the opposite option. First, Bulgaria with a visa and a girlfriend, from there to Kemer to warm up. There is no need for a visa.
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answered 11 years ago
What Schengen??? Bulgarian temporary visa is paid on the spot - at the airport or at the border.
An acquaintance went by car to Bulgaria directly from Moscow. No Schengen is needed, do not confuse the person.
In fact, from Kemer (Antalya) you can only get by plane, which is expensive. With the same success, you can fly from Russia to Bulgaria.
There is no other way to get to Sofia from Kemer.
An acquaintance went by car to Bulgaria directly from Moscow. No Schengen is needed, do not confuse the person.
In fact, from Kemer (Antalya) you can only get by plane, which is expensive. With the same success, you can fly from Russia to Bulgaria.
There is no other way to get to Sofia from Kemer.
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answered 11 years ago
And where I wrote - Schengen, a Bulgarian visa, and I suggested an option - first Bulgaria to a friend, then to Turkey from Sofia, you need to see if there may be cheap low-cost airlines.
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answered 11 years ago
Alexander, did you mix anything up? For the trip of citizens of the Russian Federation to Bulgaria, you need either a Bulgarian visa or a valid Schengen category C, D.
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answered 11 years ago
hmm... If you look on the Internet, it turns out that sent2008 is right... It really says that you need to apply for a visa in advance - with photos and other nonsense, in some places they even write about booking a hotel)))
I focus not on the Internet, but on the words of a friend.
He traveled to Bulgaria by car and did not apply for any visa in advance. He was issued a visa when crossing the border of Ukraine and Bulgaria. I did not go into details, but he DEFINITELY did not apply for a visa before the trip.
I focus not on the Internet, but on the words of a friend.
He traveled to Bulgaria by car and did not apply for any visa in advance. He was issued a visa when crossing the border of Ukraine and Bulgaria. I did not go into details, but he DEFINITELY did not apply for a visa before the trip.
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answered 11 years ago
Ukraine and Bulgaria do not have common borders, we travel through Romania with their national visas. Of course, if there is a Schengen passport, a national visa is not needed.
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answered 11 years ago
I am not particularly interested in geographical details. How did he end up in Bulgaria - through Romania, Poland or Burkana Faso. But eventually got it. And he did not have any Schengen.
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answered 11 years ago
A lot of things have been written about the visa here, I will say about transport.
You can fly from Antalya by plane with a connection via Istanbul or Ankara. You can also get to Istanbul by bus or plane (I don’t recommend a 12-hour bus, it’s very tiring), and then by train to Sofia. My old dream is to ride on this semblance of the Orient Express)).
You can fly from Antalya by plane with a connection via Istanbul or Ankara. You can also get to Istanbul by bus or plane (I don’t recommend a 12-hour bus, it’s very tiring), and then by train to Sofia. My old dream is to ride on this semblance of the Orient Express)).
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answered 11 years ago
I found about 25 flights from Sofia to Antalya, but I can’t open low-cost flights, Turkish flights are about 340 euros for one round trip, but there are Turkish Pegasuses, AirBerlin, they don’t open the price, but it should be cheaper.
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answered 11 years ago
Alexander! I understand that you are not interested in geography, but you give information to others, but it is unverified. I do not offend you!
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answered 11 years ago
No hard feelings. Here the essence was in some kind of mythical Schengen, and not in the name of the countries from whose territory you can get to Bulgaria))
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answered 11 years ago
Naturally, neither Bulgaria nor Romania need a Schengen visa, but a national one is needed. We also don’t need a visa to Ukraine from Russia.
As an example, I will give a cruise to Morocco, a Moroccan visa is not needed for Russians, but for Ukrainians it is required! Some TA sent people to Morocco, saying that they would stick a stamp in Egypt, as a result, people sat on the ship, they didn’t even go to the pier. This I'm talking about the accuracy of the information. Once again, do not be offended!
As an example, I will give a cruise to Morocco, a Moroccan visa is not needed for Russians, but for Ukrainians it is required! Some TA sent people to Morocco, saying that they would stick a stamp in Egypt, as a result, people sat on the ship, they didn’t even go to the pier. This I'm talking about the accuracy of the information. Once again, do not be offended!
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answered 11 years ago
Well, about how things are in Ukraine, I don’t know ...
The author of the question is from Russia.
The author of the question is from Russia.
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answered 11 years ago
