14 Jan 2026
Bulgaria to provide financing to experts returning from abroad
The EURES platform will be launched on the Bulgarian Employment Agency's website on 1 April, BNR reports. Bulgarian university graduates who want to return from abroad to work in their home country could register there. They will be able to choose monthly support services worth up to 600 euros, said Social Minister Denitsa Sacheva. Specialists would be able to apply for rent if they went to a place where they had no home. They would be able to get a babysitter through the employment offices if there was no place for their child in the kindergarten. They would have the opportunity of additional remuneration if they went to areas with lower wages. And if they have a family member who does not speak Bulgarian – they would receive a language course package, Minister Sacheva said.
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