Hi
I'm attracted to expat life in Bulgaria as I like - the landscapes, the weather and seasons, the low population density, the cheap £ prices on almost everything compared to in England.
I want a place to live life, relax, enjoy my days, grow lots of fruit for myself in a modest village house garden, and live as self sufficiently as I can.
I'll happily pay all the necessary bills knowing they are generally a lot cheaper than in England.
I'd probably learn enough Bulgarian to get along the way, and hopefully meet a good translator to help when necessary.
I know that a lot of British expats in Bulgaria have moved there for similar reasons.
Just wondering how those of you who have made the move to Bulgaria are coping, in terms of expectations before you moved versus the reality of actually living there. Expected and unexpected pluses and minuses, unforeseen struggles, the good the bad and the ugly etc.
Is life in Bulgaria as cheap and affordable on the wallet as you'd expected before moving?
Anything you wish to contribute to this discussion about expat life in Bulgaria.
Thanks.