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Who went to Bulgaria by car?
Please tell me the conditions for entering Bulgaria with your own car. What documents are needed? What "nuances" can arise at customs, are there any problems with tinting, car equipment, what additional expenses can there be? What do you think, is it better by plane?
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I drive a car constantly from Kiev. There are no problems, Please note that they will not release cars on a power of attorney. I don’t know about tinting, I have a factory one, there were no problems. My trip Kyiv-Nessebar-Kyiv costs € 130. (Diesel) You must have a "green card", it's better to buy it in your city, it's twice as expensive at the border. Gasoline in Romania and Bulgaria is 0.9-0.93 € .When entering Romania, you must pay a toll (Rovineta) 3 €, this is right at the checkpoint or at any Rompetrol gas station, if you don’t have it, you can run into a fine of € 300. The same fee in Bulgaria is € 5. Have small euro or dollar bills for exchange. If you have any questions, please contact me, I will answer.
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answered 15 years ago
There were no special problems at customs, they just looked in and that's it.
The Romanians checked the tinting at the border ....
On the track, we checked the presence of a first-aid kit, a reflective vest, the expiration date of a fire extinguisher, an emergency sign ...
I confirm - be sure to pay "Rovineta",
when moving to Bulgaria, they check for its presence on the windshield ... when people stood by me for 3 hours, they paid a fine of 300 euros!
You don’t need a plane, make up your own route (there are a lot of travel reports through Romania on the Internet), with an overnight stay in Romania, Transylvania is beautiful, there are no problems with accommodation (except that they often have weddings on Saturday and there are no places in inexpensive hotels).
The Romanians checked the tinting at the border ....
On the track, we checked the presence of a first-aid kit, a reflective vest, the expiration date of a fire extinguisher, an emergency sign ...
I confirm - be sure to pay "Rovineta",
when moving to Bulgaria, they check for its presence on the windshield ... when people stood by me for 3 hours, they paid a fine of 300 euros!
You don’t need a plane, make up your own route (there are a lot of travel reports through Romania on the Internet), with an overnight stay in Romania, Transylvania is beautiful, there are no problems with accommodation (except that they often have weddings on Saturday and there are no places in inexpensive hotels).
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