Why Invest in Bulgaria?

Bulgaria joins the Eurozone in January 2026 — opening the door to exciting opportunities for EU companies. With a central location, skilled workforce, and low operating costs, it’s the smart choice for expanding your industrial or logistics operations.

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Eurozone Entry in 2026

What this means for your business

Bulgaria's Eurozone membership will eliminate currency exchange risk, simplify financial operations, and increase investor confidence. With the euro as the official currency, companies can expect more predictable returns, greater financial transparency, and streamlined cross-border transactions. It also signals political and fiscal stability - a major green light for foreign investment.

Strategic Location at the Crossroads of Europe and Asia

Access to new markets, faster

Situated between Western Europe, the Middle East, and Central Asia, Bulgaria offers easy access to over 500 million consumers. It has well-developed logistics infrastructure including five pan-European transport corridors, ports on the Black Sea, and fast highway connections to Romania, Greece, and Serbia. This makes Bulgaria a cost-effective hub for regional distribution and manufacturing.

Competitive Operating Costs

Lower costs, higher margins

Bulgaria has some of the most competitive labor and utility costs in the EU, without compromising on quality. Corporate tax is a flat 10%, one of the lowest in Europe. Construction costs, land prices, and energy expenses are also significantly lower than in Western Europe, enabling businesses to scale efficiently.

Skilled Workforce & Tech-Savvy Environment

People and technology that drive results

Bulgaria offers a highly educated and multilingual workforce, particularly in technical and engineering fields. The country is known for its strong IT and industrial talent pool, which supports both modern logistics and smart manufacturing. Many companies have already established R&D and production centers here - a trend expected to grow post-Eurozone entry.