Bulgaria’s Tourism Ministry wants extension of hotel scheme for Ukrainians
Bulgaria’s Tourism Ministry is insisting on the extension of the measure whereby the state subsidises the accommodation of Ukrainian refugees
Read moreBulgaria’s Tourism Ministry is insisting on the extension of the measure whereby the state subsidises the accommodation of Ukrainian refugees
Read moreIt is expected that Ukrainian refugees currently accommodated in hotels at Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast will begin to move inland
Read moreThe United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) has been “actively advocating” with Bulgaria’s government for a more durable, long-term
Read moreClose to two-thirds of the Ukrainians granted temporary protection in Bulgaria in June 2022 were female, according to figures released
Read moreBulgaria’s Cabinet has allocated close to 80 million leva (about 40.9 million euro) to pay hotels and other places of
Read moreIn March 2022, Ukrainians were the largest group of people seeking asylum in European Union countries, with 12 875 first-time
Read moreThere are currently 81 486 Ukrainian refugees, including 45 000 children, in Bulgaria, State Agency for Refugees head Mariana Tosheva
Read moreMore than 5600 Ukrainians have already started working under an employment contract in Bulgaria, the government information service said on
Read moreAt least 4.8 million refugees from Ukraine have been recorded across Europe, including those who first crossed into the neighbouring
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