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A single person estimated monthly costs are Sofia is Rent in Sofia is, on average, Do you live in Helsinki? Tell us some prices in Helsinki This city had entries in the past 12 months by different contributors. Last update: October Sources and References What are sources and references? Would you like to see how prices increased over time? When that happens costs will increase substantially no doubt. The economy is so bad in Italy the president told the eu Italy wants out of the Euro zone Spain and Greece same reaction. Those two countries used to have thriving economies before joining the eu but not anymore. Hungary walked away from participating in the EU schedule for good reasons it would destroy it's economy. Greg on Apr 11, : In the past, Bulgaria was a good choice as a country due to its low prices and taxes. However, that is no longer the case. However, unlike Western Europe, the quality of many things remains very poor. For example, most of the streets are riddled with potholes, and the air quality is terrible. Bulgarian on Mar 23, : According to the world fact book,Bulgaria is one of the fattest countries in europe. This is beacse of an unhealthy lifestyle. Over And Bulgarians need to exercise more. Anonymous on Sep 16, : Allah is alive and well in Sofia with over , servants to carry out Allahs every wish and desires for Bulgarian women. Infadell Bulgarian men arent mentally or physically capable to fulfill Bulgarian women's desires. Bulgarian men will now watch Allahs servants deflower Bulgarian women turning the women into Allahs slaves of seduction. Also, be careful with joking about death because life is unpredictable. I have to agree with some of commentators that living here is not comfortable without knowledge of Bulgarian language. From time to time I face situations where even manager staff don't know simple English Glovo delivery, for example and with regular staff it even worse. Sometimes I have feeling that they don't want speak English in purpose. Also, not too often, but still sometimes I face not friendly looks from the service staff, as if I offended someone. Idk why this happens. I'm always friendly and polite in public and I give extra tips to staff. You bulgarians should be more friendly to foreigners, especially when they buy smth and support your economic. But despite the toxic service, outside of shopping, people are quite friendly here. They smile often, joke and laugh out loud. Personally, I don't find Sofia city inspiring at all. It doesn't have inspiring architecture, people miss the USSR, food is often mediocre here. Yeah, you can go in mountains, but I'm not a big fan of such pastime. Don't want to make Sofia look bad. The city is just fine. You can find here a lot of restaurants, bars, gyms, clubs, theaters, go to the cinema. But something is missing here and I don't feel inspired. Anonymous on Jul 02, : Diana, You must drink your pills regularly. Excluding the resorts, prices are much lower in Bulgaria than pretty many places on this Earth. Dian on Mar 15, : Bulgaria is one of the most expensive countries in Europe, if not say the world with a little exaggeration , but whoever have lived in the rich west knows this is true in comparison. People don't understand this perception because many come with the rich foreign currency US dollar, GBP, Euro , which is doubled and sometimes almost tripped for them e. The prices of food and necessary goods in Bulgaria are insane. You can look at the statistics above. Everything is converted from Euro, as majority of goods are imported, even the most of basics - milk, rice, fruits and vegetables. These things are times cheaper in the developer west. Let's say you go to a website and want to buy clothes from Sweden that has their prices in Euro. You select your items and your total is Euros for items. This for a Bulgarian would convert as double price due to the currency, labor market economy. Imagine that tomorrow you wake up and your milk from 1 euro is now 3 euros, jeans are from 40 euros to 80 euros, gas prices from 1. The explanation is very simple, at least in my opinion. The Bulgarian labor, especially in the IT sector, is considered one of the cheapest in the world, while at the same time of very high standard, quality and education. India comes first. Many companies from the US and rich west come in Sofia because an engineer or developer would cost half of the price than if they go to Barcelona, Stockholm or Amsterdam. This is nothing new as we already know the advantages abused of such economies, same as in India. This is causing a major problem because the world and Bulgaria has made itself a reputation of cheap labor, which is to nobody's advantage to ever become costly, ever in the future. It's a matter of time until young people and skilled professionals realize that they could migrate and utilize their labor for way higher salaries anywhere else in Europe. This is why the population in Bulgaria is shrinking and with no surprise. Now after covid, with many people switched to full-remote work, come in Bulgaria and abuse the cheap economy, while their salaries remain in Euro. This causes further inflation, as this is poured into the economy, tricking it to believe the cost and standard of living have jumped but this is not the case. You can see apartment owners raise their rent prices 3 times as they are hoping a foreigner would come to rent it with their European salary. Anonymous on Mar 14, : The data is not updated. For example eggs are close to 1 BGN a piece. Milk is 3 BGN litter. Prices of apartments are well above the declared averages. If you are looking for real info - don't be fooled by this data. Anonymous on Feb 14, : Absolutely filthy and disgusting place, full of subhuman fascist tatars. Beograd will always be the true capital of the Balkans. Anonymous on Jan 31, : There's no attraction to Bulgaria since Bulgaria has absolutely nothing to offer. Soviet mindsets abound basically it's full of undesireables without any direction in their lives the missing link globally. Anonymous on Jan 16, : To Anonymous on November 30, Apparently you have a pig mentality if you don't find in Bulgaria what you don't find in your homeland. Stay in your country of birth. There is hardly a perfect city on earth. Otherwise, there are many good things here, as well as not so good things, but Sofia still remains the cheapest in the EU. Many Black Sea and ski resorts and spa hotels are available. Ivan B. In the recent year the prices for housing are significantly greater than what is was in the past. One basic search in Realistimo for apartments in Sofia both for sale or for rent will show how much the prices have gone up. Anonymous on Nov 30, : Isn't there hate speech moderation on this website? Most comments here are just ethnic slurs and contain zero useful information. Anonymous on Nov 30, : I spent one month in Bulgaria observing the mindset in larger cities and in villages. The outcome was the same. To foreigners thinking about staying in Bulgaria forget about that thought. It's a pig pen just like Bulgarian pigs living there. Anonymous on Nov 30, : I agree with the last post about Bulgarians living in Communist times very non progressive rude to each other in public and foreigners too is their norm. Fastest shrinking population in all of Europe and the world. Theres nothing magical about Bulgaria never was. Filthy streets trash everywhere men and women smelling like a sewer but the rest of Bulgaria smells like that too. Heavy smokers drinkers loudmouthed nobody's is what they are. Want to make a Bulgarian mad? Tell them the Ottoman is their masters. Anonymous on Nov 28, : I would not call it a very 'progressive' place. It's stuck in communist times. English speakers can get by but of course, if you plan to stay in Bulgaria over 6 months, it is very limiting without Bulgarian. Most signs are in Cyrillic alphabet. Sidewalks are unwalkable and pollution is terrible because the smog can't clear the mountain. I prefer Austria and Switzerland but if you like 'down market' places then go ahead and live in Sofia. Anonymous on Nov 09, : You either like Sofia or you hate it depending upon your tolerance levels. My wife and I don't speak Bulgarian language since it's very hard to learn. Many friends from the UK living in Bulgaria don't either. Best advice don't socialize with the Bulgarians because no matter where in Bulgaria it is few if any Bulgarians are happy about anything. Ottomans controlled Bulgaria for a very long time. Bulgarians begged Russia to save Bulgarians. I visited Bulgaria once several years ago they are a smoke show with their mouth nothing more lot's of wind and they run away quickly when confronted physically. Anonymous on Oct 30, : Sofia including all of Bulgaria has never been a good thing not even close to it. No worries though the UK government handed pensioner's their asses on Monday telling them you're on your own meaning no more pensions Foreigner on Oct 27, : I used to vacation in Sofia for about 10 days during the summer before Now after the world opened up again, Sofia is really crowded with western European and British tourists who take advantage of cheap flights on budget airlines. I prefer Sofia before Good things come to an end sometimes. To be considered a tax resident one who stays more than days per year is a tax resident. It doesn't matter if any country has a tax treaty with Bulgaria there's no exemption for retired expats living in Bulgaria. This information came from a tax lawyer in Bulgaria. Just a heads up Casual enjoyer on Jun 15, : I just want to add that whatever you have going on here is great and that I'm loving it. One of the most hilarious reads I've had in a while Anonymous on Apr 15, : We are wiping out your wanna be tuff guys so called mafia trash so far eliminated. One things for certain they cry like babies on their knees while we ram them then we bag them and burn them alive. Never fuk with the Irish republican army. So-called tuff Bulgarian women rammed with a hot curling iron and acid poured all over them. We watch as they meltdown their screams music to our ears. Anonymous on Mar 10, : Say that to my father and the Irish republic army to their face. You don't have the guts to do that. Pick a spot anywhere in Bulgaria bring your friends you'll need the help. Tell your supposed mafia friends to join you. We have already disposed of some at the closed down mafia club in Sofia and many more will follow. The malisha,are roaming the streets of Bulgaria looking for punks just like you. Never underestimate the precision of the Irish republic malisha,to find their targets because they always do. Hide little one we are throughout Bulgaria eliminating the trash. Anonymous on Mar 09, : To the trash irish go back in u r country we dont want u here and to the trash bulgarian lady with arab fantasy go in iraq and be used as dog Anonymous on Jan 25, : Knowing how my father is being a member of the Irish Republic Army and how lethal the Irish Republic Army is it wouldn't surprise me if Bulgaria males were paid a personal visit during the daytime. The most feared militia in the world hands down. Russian men learned to respect Irish women after their encounter with the Irish Republic Army not long ago. Bulgarian males hiding under your mothers dress won't save any of you Males when the Irish Republic Army pays a visit unannounced rest assured the outcome will be terminal. Russia government doesn't want to tangle with the Irish Republic Army under any circumstances because it's always personal and males will know it when the Irish Republic Army pays a visit, no mercy. Anonymous on Jan 25, : After reading through some of the negative comments it just brings light to what I experienced going to college in Sofia as an exchange student for one year. I suppose being a polite young woman from Ireland didn't matter at all especially to Bulgarian men. Harrassed every day at the college and when just eating at a restaurant alone. To say Bulgarian men are pigs would be an understatement. From what I noticed during my year in Sofia the women are just as bad. Although I paid for two years tuition at the college I couldn't take anymore of the viscious mindset Bulgarians had, so much hatred not only for people from other countries such as myself but displays of hatred for each other. Then there were those wannabe mafia males thinking people were afraid of them. But I never feared any of those wannabe thugs. I grew up around the Irish Republic Army my dad is still a member. I can guarantee any man who disrespects any woman is taught respect forcefully without a doubt. To those Bulgarian males who think they're so bad come to Ireland and try your brand of mentality. I can guarantee you'll be dropped over Bulgaria in a cloth sack not a box,bring it I dare you. Anonymous on Dec 23, : Ha ha ha president of Bulgaria has agreed to take 53, Aphghanistan men only to live in Bulgaria by April and have citizenship in Bulgarian women want husbands of middleastern decent. Plus it'll enhance the economy of Bulgaria since many Aphghanistan men coming are educated. We are so excited the men are arriving in April to be our husbands. We go everywhere together in Sofia. I remember recently a Bulgarian man got in my face trashing my bf while we were out. My Iraqi bf beat him badly left him laying on the street he broke the Bulgarian man's face. To those Bulgarian men who think they're so tuff walk up to a middle eastern men and start talking trash I dare you. I had to stop my bf from beating that man to death, true. My Iraqi bf is extremely good in bed unlike any Bulgarian man I was ever with plus my Iraqi bf is huge below the waste knows how to use it well. Anonymous on Oct 26, : What type site is this anyway? Someone mentioned foreign white people expecting to be treated like gods? Another mentioned killing someone for setting foot on our land,making sure people knew they were tuff? I was wondering about general costs of living that's all nothing more. Bye To the Afghanistan fella and his guy alla on Sep 10, : Ayo Afghani we will just kill you all If you set foot on our land and behave badly , even give wrong looks.. Don't mistake our kindness for weakness we killed lots of Arabs before check our history. Bulgarians we are born warriors. I don't care from where you from if you do evil here you will get super violated. And don't come with this manmade alla in the land of the true God Tangra, you are the infidel Don't mistake us for Western Europeans, theyou are soft. We are tuff maafakkas on a everyday level. Shoo then.. About the prices yes they are correct almost. You can get lower prices by walking around the small grocerie stores and small restaurants. Rent wise depends which neighborhood you want. It ranges from to leva. If you get around leva you will be alright. Ideally you want but hey we want that wage too. It's rarely. Average is levs. The minimal wage is leva. People do survive with that money here so you make your judgments. As I said tuff people we are. Hope that's helped. Reel Sofia Kang on Jul 25, : Foreign white people coming here remember us Slavs are not white as you say expecting to be threaten like gods you're not special, most of you come here because you're cheap, well you get what you deserve, somade Greek boy on Jul 11, : To be fair I moved out of Greece because we literally don't have jobs at all. Young Bulgarians have. A lot more opportunities than the young Greeks. It's full with jobs and if the wages are lower, comparing to the purchase power it is higher for the Bulgarians. However there is another picture and these are the gypsies and the older generations. They are living extremely poorly. I'm quite happy here and already told some friends who moved to Sofia and we enjoy the good nightlife. Latest situation on May 03, : Well due to the covid situation probably or the fact that Bulgaria is preparing for the EURO currency or both some prices are going up, mostly the grocery prices. But I guess that prices are going up like everywhere these days. The good thing is that salaries are going up as well, most of my friends and relatives now earn quite well, so they don't struggle financially. Don't trust the official data about the average salary in the country, there are many people who're working illegally, so they pay minimal taxes but earn times more than the minimal salary. The government is still corrupt, but hopefully we'll have a new one soon, for better or worse. As for foreigners if you plan to come here because of an offer just make sure that this offer is good and that it's worth it, do your research in advance. If you're not pretentious and you're alone the absolute minimum that you'll need for a basic living is approximately lv, lv for rent, for utilities, for food and transportation. That's just a rough calculation of course, but it's a close one. As for the attitude towards you from the locals you'll see a better attitude from the younger generation under 40, rather than the older one, because the older generation grew up during the socialism and they've been through hard times, so don't be surprised if you see grumpy old people here and there. I'm London Irish and I lived there three and a half years. I have to say it was a 'Blast'. I only left because of my health issues. But when you see the trauma of their history and their economic situation - you have to wonder that the people are as friendly and as gracious as they are. The countryside is pristine - Not for nothing was it known as - 'Bulgaria the beautiful' - The prices are really reasonable - lots of the people speak perfect English. There is no problem getting round. Transport is efficient and cost effective. Their hotels are an absolute bargain by Western standards. Sofia, Varna and the other major Cities are packed with museums, concert halls, parks etc. The country is riddled with history and culture! Bulgaria really is a 'Great' country. It's people make it 'Great'. Whats more - it has a wonderful future! Make no mistake about that! My only regret is I'm not back there! I gave my comment like yesterday and on the same day you've replied back with your hate once again. It's like you've been following this page making sure that nobody counters your comments. What normal people will do in such case is to leave their comment and will go on with their lives, but you took the bashing of a nation as a mission, you are the exact definition of haters. And I don't really buy your story or at least your side of the story. I am in a business with plenty of foreigners and more and more serious companies are coming here, big companies, thank God that small economic slave owners wannabes with a hater attitude like you are leaving. We don't really need you. PS: Don't forget to reply back as soon as possible and to turn this personal. I know that you'll be following this page on a daily basis. Come on. Edin on Mar 28, : This page turned to a complaint box for some people. I know foreigners and I have been working with such for years and most of them do find the life here good. They work hard, earn quite well, have bulgarian friends and live a normal life. You wont' see them here commenting of course. Many people have had bad experience abroad but they don't bash the entire country or nation because of that. I have had bad experience in Spain, England, Greece and Germany but you won't see me bashing their countries and nations just because of that. I have seen many brits throw up or fighting next to me, yelling, screaming, ugly stuff, but you won't see me spreading BS on their page in Numbeo or generalizing the entire nation. As for the so called businessmen who bankrupted well it seems that you haven't planned or managed your business right, because business in Sofia is booming and many foreign companies are succeeding. Blaming the people for your failure is a cheap excuse. Grow up. Anonymous on Mar 28, : Anonymous post March 26 correct Foreigners are treated badly by Bulgarians is all I ever experienced and other foreigners that lived in Bulgaria. We had an expat group of 53 in Sofia. We met often to discuss difficulties dealing with Bulgarians and their lazy nature workwise. Some of us foreigners like myself owned business that employed people. Mine alone employed Skills are severely lacking ie motivation even though they are trained properly. In all 31 of us owned businesses in Sofia. We all closed our businesses in through and we all left Bulgaria. Only 2 or 3 expats stayed in Sofia since they were married to Bulgarians. What can I say Bulgarians are very difficult to communicate with overall even though we speak Bulgarian which we learned. To any future foreigners intending to live or open businesses in Bulgaria just don't you'll regret it Sava Parvanov on Mar 22, : As a local, born and raised in Sofia, who has lived in 3 other countries, currently again in Sofia, Bulgaria, I feel at least a bit obliged to counter the nonsensical, hateful and totally biased opinions of the last of course anonymous users below. Check the last World Happiness report — we are pretty much in the middle. The negativity of Bulgarian people is mostly in the shape of skepticism and criticism and mostly directed against the government. Regarding the attitude towards foreign people, Bulgarians in general are very hospitable, interested, accepting and accommodating. Plus, Sofia is a capital of an EU country and is a part of a common civilizing, cultural and economic processes. When I walk the streets in the center quite often I hear more foreign speech English, Spanish, Italian, French than Bulgarian, because of all support jobs available here and all the tourists. For example street violence, quite common in the most developed western countries, is very, very diminished in Sofia, almost nonexistent. It feels safe to walk the streets and it is safe. I can affirmatively say that as an expat in SOFIA you can live a pretty decent life, not just because of assumed good ratio between your salary and the prices, but mostly because of the attitude — there are great men and women who will appreciate you not just because of your qualities but additionally from the fact that you are foreign — it is still somehow exotic, unlike in the much more multicultural west. In other words, you can feel BIG in Sofia. The digits here in Numbeo, are almost entirely correct. Anonymous on Jan 18, : I'm going to start giving away soap many men and women smell like body odor especially the women smell like rotted fish in Bulgaria YUK!!!!!! Anonymous on Jan 10, : We had similar experiences as you did with extremely rude people. We were thinking about buying a house in Bulgaria but we decided not to. We try to understand how many hardships Bulgarians have had but that was long ago. Local from Sofia on Nov 10, : Meal for 2 people in a mid-range restaurant for 29 Euro?! Multiply by 2 and you will get a good estimate. Same for most of the grocery prices if you want some decent quality. This used to be 15 years ago. Currently, be ready to pay Euro. Same for most of the other prices. Numbeo figures are totally wrong. Anonymous on Sep 22, : President Radev is rushing to have the Euro instead of the Lev for this reason. Bulgaria overall cannot afford to take on bad loans with covid Although Bulgaria is very cheap cost of living expect it to quadruple in price for everything within the next two years or less. Foreign pensioners will feel the brunt of the new regulations eurozone will impose once the Euro is put in place permanently and many will leave as a consequence. Your use of this service is subject to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Compare Sofia with:. Summary of cost of living in Sofia, Bulgaria : A family of four estimated monthly costs are 2, Every price you add makes our comparisons more accurate and useful! Tell us some prices in Helsinki. This city had entries in the past 12 months by different contributors. Last update: October Sources and References. What are sources and references? Insights Premium. Moving to Sofia? Nearby cities: Cost of Living in Dupnica Leave a comment:. Anonymous on Jun 29, : Bulgaria is set to adopt the euro January 1 Actually the most important day of their miserable lives is when they die one less Bulgarian to hear. No worries though the UK government handed pensioner's their asses on Monday telling them you're on your own meaning no more pensions. Foreigner on Oct 27, : I used to vacation in Sofia for about 10 days during the summer before Just a heads up. Casual enjoyer on Jun 15, : I just want to add that whatever you have going on here is great and that I'm loving it. One of the most hilarious reads I've had in a while. Anonymous on Apr 15, : We are wiping out your wanna be tuff guys so called mafia trash so far eliminated. Anonymous on Mar 09, : To the trash irish go back in u r country we dont want u here and to the trash bulgarian lady with arab fantasy go in iraq and be used as dog. Anonymous on Jan 25, : Knowing how my father is being a member of the Irish Republic Army and how lethal the Irish Republic Army is it wouldn't surprise me if Bulgaria males were paid a personal visit during the daytime. To the Afghanistan fella and his guy alla on Sep 10, : Ayo Afghani we will just kill you all If you set foot on our land and behave badly , even give wrong looks.. Reel Sofia Kang on Jul 25, : Foreign white people coming here remember us Slavs are not white as you say expecting to be threaten like gods you're not special, most of you come here because you're cheap, well you get what you deserve, somade. Greek boy on Jul 11, : To be fair I moved out of Greece because we literally don't have jobs at all. It's nothing personal :. To any future foreigners intending to live or open businesses in Bulgaria just don't you'll regret it. Sava Parvanov on Mar 22, : As a local, born and raised in Sofia, who has lived in 3 other countries, currently again in Sofia, Bulgaria, I feel at least a bit obliged to counter the nonsensical, hateful and totally biased opinions of the last of course anonymous users below. Cost of Living in Dupnica. Cost of Living in Blagoevgrad. Cost of Living in Plovdiv. Cost of Living in Pleven. Cost of Living in Veliko Tarnovo. Cost of Living in Vidin. Cost of Living in Sliven. Cost of Living in Ruse. Deutsch Lebenshaltungskosten in Sofia. Italiano Costo della Vita a Sofia.

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