Sandanski Schools

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Thanks for the prompt reply.

So if we go to the grocery store they will be racist towards us?

Or if we sit at a restaurant?

Hi
My partner is of mixed race and we have a young son and have not experienced any racism whilst local shopping in local villages or main town(Yambol & Burgas) or at any restaurant local or town...we found we are always  made welcome ,we are from Scotland...the only issue Bulgarians (not all) have is with certain Gypsy groups and will openly tell you they have none in village or if they who and where they are,your child will do fine with lessons and mixing with local kids... Hope this helps

It helps! Many thanks.

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I see your point.

To be honest, Greeks are like that too.

Our daily life is like this:

I'm on the PC, working, while my wife can take our kid to Sandanski Park.

One day or two per week, we can eat outside, and some weekends we can visit Sofia so the kid goes to the playground or the Sofia Opera.

We're mostly indoor people, so it's not like we'll get outside a lot and try to mingle with the locals or be annoying to them.

What we're also looking forward to is advice for Health Insurance etc.

I understand we're planning to come to Bulgaria and not Luxemburg, but still, it's nice to know what's available.

Also how much do the bills cost? I know there are way cheaper than both Italy and Greece, but I need information from an actual expat living there.

I also noticed that prices in supermarkets are on the rise, at least in Sofia, and are kind of equal to Greece, albeit 15% cheaper.

Finally, we're looking for peace! Do you think Sandanski is a place to find peace? To find calm way of life?

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