10.02.2021
A new information system for state aid management has been launched
Consulting Center - Berkovitsa informs that the National Investment Management System - SUNI has already started working to help all sectors of the economy that apply for support and investments funded by the National Budget.
The new electronic system has been developed analogously to the Information System for Management of Monitoring of EU Funds in Bulgaria - UMIS 2020, through which projects with European funding have been submitted, implemented and reported completely electronically for several years now. Like UMIS 2020, SUNI electrifies the process of providing support in various sectors, but entirely from the country's budget, eliminating bureaucracy and paperwork.
The announcement of the first scheme for applying through SUNI is already a fact. It was announced by the Ministry of Tourism and aims to provide grants to people employed in the tourism sector to compensate for losses due to the COVID-19 epidemic. Under this scheme, the state will provide grants to tour operators and travel agents, grants amounting to 4 percent of their turnover excluding VAT in 2019, disclosed in the financial statements under the Accounting Act. The grant will be used as a priority to compensate for costs arising from customers who have refused vouchers who have not been reimbursed by service providers at the date of receipt of state aid, as well as to cover the costs incurred during the period for the main activity of the tour operator or travel agent. Tour operators can submit application forms online in the National Investment Management System until May 31, 2021. The total amount of financial assistance under the procedure is BGN 51 million, provided entirely from the state budget of the Republic of Bulgaria.
To make it easier for the applicants, the SUNI team has also prepared a short video, which clearly shows how to fill in the electronic application form in the system. The technical support of SUNI will be provided by the UMIS 2020 team.
10.02.2021
The most sought after skills for work in 2021
You need to take some important steps to stand out from the majority of candidates. Here are the most valuable qualities that are sought today by leading human resources experts.
The skill that emerges as one of the most important in a successful candidate is precisely the ability to learn. The speed with which one can remember and apply new things is becoming increasingly important for success.
You can point out many positive qualities in your CV - you work well in a team, you are punctual, you have a good judgment for people. Of course, every company wants this versatile person who can successfully run a new business, but at the same time he doesn't mind fixing the printer when it breaks down. So start thinking outside the box.
On paper, it is quite obvious when a candidate is suitable for a position, but employers will ask themselves, “How could he/she rise out of the position? Of course, in the first place stand out the candidates who can illustrate experience and knowledge outside of their current position - blogs, deposits, additional courses, participation in competitions.
What employers are looking for is the traditional approach: a well-dressed candidate (or just with an ironed shirt), a handshake, experience in the field and a switched off phone during the interview.
Companies are not necessarily looking for young people, but those with modern thinking. It also happens that a 30-year-old person has no idea about social networks, but applies for a position in marketing. Alas, businesses need people with the ability to encode generations with very different understandings of technology.
08.02.2021
Entrepreneurship: Techniques for success
PART-TIME ENTREPRENEURS
Part-time entrepreneurship is one of the most difficult tasks for those who want to gain financial freedom, mainly because their day has to be divided into two in order to be able to perform their many tasks. Time is always one of the things we would like to extend, but it is usually the most scarce resource and therefore the most valuable. An entrepreneur may start with a great desire to work to achieve what he has always dreamed of, but lack of organization, stress and family are factors that can affect him.
It is clear that starting your own business requires time and above all money. To achieve financial freedom, you need to find a source of money that allows you to inject capital. This can be somewhat easy. But what to do with the lack of enough time? Here are some tips that can help you manage your time well.
Discover your most productive moments
According to Workmeter time management surveys, which have been updated annually since 2015, of the nine hours or more that people typically have to work, the average reflects that only six hours and 34 minutes are actually worked. That is, they are only in the number of hours in which people are usually really productive. So you need to analyze yourself and know what time of day you feel most able to work and dedicate that amount of hours to your endeavor.
There are people who can easily get up at 4:00 in the morning to work and be energetic and productive until the afternoon. On the other hand, there are those who feel more concentrated at night. It is difficult for them to wake up early and it is even estimated that they need hours to feel able to work, so after six in the afternoon they reach their maximum energy capacity. To find out what your biorhythm is, consider these aspects. Once you've identified your account, organize your work day when you're most productive.
Set smart goals
Set goals like SMART, i.e. they are specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and time-bound. Instead of "connecting with potential customers", the goal of the SMART type would be "to connect with 20 potential customers by July 30." It is also crucial to have different planning horizons, that is, to set goals each year and divide them into quarters, months and weeks.
In case of monthly goals, the author of the article recommends using MTD (Month to Date). This indicator allows you to know what the purpose of the day is based on the monthly goal. For example, if your goal is to connect with 30 potential customers per month and you are on the 15th of the month, you must have already connected with 15 potential customers because it is already the middle of the month. MTD helps you find out if your progress for the day will allow you to reach your goal at the end of the month or if you need to accelerate.
Avoid working on multiple tasks at once
It is really very valuable that you can develop several tasks at once. This is a skill that few can develop. However, when it comes to two such serious projects, it is best to take a break and take a reasonable amount of time for each one. Set aside hours in which to focus on your main job in the office, but then focus only on your entrepreneurial ideas. Focusing on tasks will allow you to move faster.
Delegate tasks
At first you may be able to do everything yourself, but after a while you will feel infinitely tired. Your endeavor needs to put your heart into the work and for that you need to be in good mental and physical condition, otherwise the project will be delayed even more.
Therefore, the recommendation is to allow yourself to outsource some of the tasks in which you are not an expert, instead of investing your own time in things that are difficult for you. Maybe you need help with the whole marketing plan? Whatever you need and if you have the budget, delegate tasks to professionals to speed up the implementation of your project.
Learn to get organized
As an entrepreneur, you probably don't have time to waste, but that's not the case at all. Suppose you have a flight at 17:00, but it is postponed to 19:00. During this time you can do something. Maybe talk to your client, read more about the companies you want to hire to move your project forward.
On the other hand, you can take advantage of methodologies for your own organization, such as GTD (Getting Things Done). The method was invented by North American productivity consultant David Allen, who claims that memory is inefficient. Unlike other top-down methods, focusing first on life's macro-goals and then on small goals, GTD moves from bottom to top day after day to achieve medium- and long-term goals. For this purpose you can make a list of tasks, separate projects that will take you more time.
Focus on your business
Patience is your best ally when you want to achieve real results. You need to focus so much on your goal that workflow interruptions become less frequent. To do this, you need to forget about your mobile phone and email during the hours when you are most motivated and productive and check them only when you have a break. It is recommended that these breaks be 20 minutes each.
And most importantly - be patient and you will achieve what you dreamed of. Entrepreneurship is full of ups and downs, but no doubt when you work with passion, many of these burdens can be alleviated. Whatever happens, if you have faith in your project, work hard to achieve your dream.
08.02.2021
The National Revenue Agency paid another nearly BGN 3 million in working capital
New BGN 2,972,046.9 or nearly BGN 3 million was paid by the National Revenue Agency (NRA) under the working capital support program, the ministry announced on its website.
This is a measure with a total resource of BGN 156 million through OP "Innovation and Competitiveness", under which businesses can receive between 10-20% of turnover for 2020, depending on the type of economic activity. It is a condition that traders are affected by an order of the Minister of Health - these are restaurants, shops in malls and the like, including educational institutions. They can receive support up to BGN 150,000.
The application deadline ended on January 20, with aid payments continuing. New orders are to be issued to approve other companies that have applied for financial assistance.
08.02.2021
So far, over BGN 807 million have been paid under measure 60/40
Under the employment retention measure, popularly known as 60/40, as of February 2, 2021, 11,925 employers were supported and the jobs of 265,137 employees were preserved. The disbursed funds are over BGN 807.3 million.
The largest amount was paid to those working in the enterprises of the processing industry - over BGN 334.8 million, to preserve about 112.3 thousand jobs. The Hotel and Restaurant Sector was supported by about BGN 107.1 million for 51.9 thousand jobs.
BGN 91.2 million were directed to the employers from trade for over 32.7 thousand workers and employees, the enterprises from the mining industry received BGN 62.7 million for 8.0 thousand reserved jobs, and the sector “Transport, warehousing and post offices ”- BGN 69.5 million for nearly 24.1 thousand employees.
Most of the companies are registered in the districts of Sofia-city (3,960), Plovdiv (1,006), Varna (888), Burgas (801), Blagoevgrad (675), Ruse (415) and Stara Zagora (358). The changes in the design of the measure after June last year led both to an extension of its scope and to an increase in the level of compensation paid.
For payment of funds under measure 60/40, employers submit to the Labor Office Directorate applications in an approved form. The assessment of the fulfillment of the conditions regulated by the decrees of the Council of Ministers is carried out by the Labor Office Directorate, where the employers who meet the necessary criteria submit monthly lists of employees for payment of funds for the previous month.
According to the lists received from the Employment Agency, the National Social Security Institute (NSSI) determines the amount of funds for each person - 60 percent of the insurance income for the month - August determined by the specific decree for determining the amount of funds for October, November and December 2020; October - to determine the amount of funds for January, February and March 2021
The funds for maintaining employment and the due social security contributions at the expense of the employer for all employees are transferred by the NSSI to the payment accounts of the respective employer. This happens twice a week, and the term from receiving the lists in the National Social Security Institute until the receipt of the amounts on the payment account of the insurer is not more than 5 working days with a normatively determined term of up to 10 working days.
For all payments the information is public and available on the NSSI website. The Institute has also provided an electronic service, through which information on their compensations is provided, available again through the NSSI website (www.nssi.bg), section "E-services", "Information", respectively in sections: "according to Bulstat and ICO of NSSI" after introduction of UIC of the insurer and Identification code of the insurer (ICO) issued by NSSI, or "with certificate" - for registered users with Qualified electronic signature (QES), containing UIC of the insurer.
05.02.2021
A procedure for selection of non-profit legal entities for implementation of public benefit activity has been launched, from the North-Central region of level 2, for participation in a working group for elaboration of a territorial strategy for integrated measures under Policy Objective 5 "Europe closer to citizens", of the cooperation program INTERREG VI-A Romania - Bulgaria 2021-2027
Territorial Cooperation Management Directorate in the Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works (MRDPW) has launched a procedure for selection of non-profit legal entities for implementation of public benefit activity from the North Central Region of level 2, whose representatives should be included in the working group for the elaboration of a territorial strategy for integrated measures under Policy Objective 5 "Europe closer to the citizens", of the cooperation program INTERREG VI-A Romania - Bulgaria 2021-2027. The deadline for submission of a written application for participation by the interested legal entities non-profit persons is 10.02.2021
The full text of the invitation, application for participation and the necessary appendices are published in the Announcements section of the Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works website here.
05.02.2021
Eleven invests EUR 250,000 in a startup
The Bulgarian fund Eleven invests in the British software company with Romanian founders SuperOkay. The total investment amounts to EUR 400 thousand, of which EUR 250 thousand are provided by Eleven. The Romanian fund RocaX and a small group of business angels also took part in the round. This is the first of several investments in companies in the region that Eleven is currently closing. SuperOkay was founded in 2018 by Romanian entrepreneurs Maria Constantinescu and Radu Seuca, but the business is based in the UK. They develop a software solution aimed at digital agencies, software studios and freelancers, who often face the problem of coordinating different projects at the same time.
05.02.2021
41,000 workers have already received BGN 24 per day
This year we will continue with the measures to support business and job creation, as the total financial resource will be over BGN 800 million - European and national funding.
This was said during the parliamentary control by the Minister of Labor and Social Policy Denitsa Sacheva.
In 2021, the 60/40 measure is financed with BGN 600 million to maintain an average of about 120,000 jobs per month.
At the end of last year, financial support under the 80/20 measure for enterprises and the self-insured was doubled to BGN 80 million, and the measure will keep the employment of about 30,000 people in transport and tourism, the minister said.
Under measure 75/0 so far, until January, BGN 24,000 per day have been received by 41,000 workers.
It is expected that with a financial resource of BGN 160 million under OPHRD the operation "Employment for you" will continue its implementation, and subsidized employment will be provided for at least 35,000.
MLSP will support business and workers not only during this difficult period, but also to restore economic growth and create new jobs, the minister said.
The financing of the National Action Plan for Employment for this year is BGN 83 million, which will provide employment to almost 15,000 unemployed, and 11,600 will be included in trainings under programs and measures to become more competitive on the labor market, the minister said.
She provided information on the implementation of the measures in the districts of Blagoevgrad and Haskovo.
05.02.2021
FINANCING OF EMPLOYMENT PROJECTS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
BGN 3.5 million will be used to finance projects of employers to create new jobs and improve working conditions for people with permanent disabilities of working age in 2021. The funds are provided under the National Program for Employment of People with Disabilities of the Ministry of Labor and Social Policy.
Employers can receive up to BGN 10,000 to provide access to existing or new jobs for people with permanent disabilities of working age. The same amount will be used to finance proposals for adapting existing jobs and equipping new jobs for people with permanent disabilities of working age. For qualification and re-qualification of a worker with a disability, employers can receive up to BGN 1,000. Candidates can submit documents to the Agency for People with Disabilities until April 15, 2021. The competition documentation is published on the Agency's website http://ahu.mlsp.government.bg, in the rubric “Projects/programs” - NPЕ under Art. 44, para. 1 of the Law for people with disabilities.
Another project will provide up to BGN 20,000 for the implementation of projects for people with disabilities who want to start an independent business. With these funds they will be able to finance their investment costs, construction and repair works, equipment of the workplaces, training of the staff and the owner and covering the start-up capital. Applicants must have 50 and more than 50% reduced working capacity and not participate as owners or partners in another company. Project proposals must be sent by February 25 to the Agency for People with Disabilities. The tender documentation can be found on the website https://ahu.mlsp.government.bg/ in the section: Projects/Programs, Independent Business.
The Agency for People with Disabilities will also finance projects of socially and economically oriented enterprises, the aim of which is to improve working conditions. Their focus should be on technological equipment upgrades, the introduction of new technologies and the creation of new jobs. Those with a social focus can receive up to BGN 40,000, and the deadline for submitting proposals is March 19. For projects with economic orientation apply until March 29, and the maximum amount of the subsidy is BGN 80,000. The tender documentation can be found on the website https://ahu.mlsp.government.bg/portal/page/84, section: Projects/programs, Employers under Art. 49 of the Law for people with disabilities.
The Agency for People with Disabilities also announces a competition for financing projects for the establishment of Centers for Sheltered Employment. It is open to specialized enterprises and cooperatives of people with disabilities, occupational health facilities, as well as any organization of people with disabilities registered under current legislation. Each sheltered employment center must provide conditions for the creation of work skills and habits of at least 15 people with multiple permanent disabilities, along with the provision of a minimum package of personal support services. The approved candidates will receive up to BGN 300,000 for the establishment of a Center for Sheltered Employment. The deadline for submitting projects is April 5. The project documentation can be found on the website http://ahu.mlsp.government.bg/, in the section: Projects/Programs, Center for Sheltered Employment.
The Agency for People with Disabilities also recruits proposals for financing projects for rehabilitation and integration of people with disabilities. They are divided into four components with the amount of the subsidy from BGN 4,000 to BGN 18,000. The project proposal may have a subject of activity related to one of the four components. The deadline for submission is February 24, 2021. The tender documentation can be found on the Agency's website: http://ahu.mlsp.government.bg/, section: "Projects/programs", "Rehabilitation and integration".
Projects for building an accessible architectural environment of cultural, historical and sports sites for people with disabilities will also be financed. Project proposals will be accepted until March 4. The tender documentation is published on the Agency's website http://ahu.mlsp.government.bg/, section: "Projects/programs", Accessible environment.
All documents and detailed conditions for applying for projects can be found on the above-mentioned website of the Agency for People with Disabilities.
04.02.2021
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT COVID-19 FOR TRAVELERS TO BULGARIA
Consulting Center - Berkovitsa publishes the information prepared by the Ministry of Health on the most frequently asked questions by people who are about to travel to Bulgaria in the conditions of COVID-19.
For the citizens of which countries/persons with acquired status does the temporary ban on entering the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria introduced until 30.04.2021 not apply?
- Bulgarian citizens and their family members;
- citizens of the Member States of the European Union and members of their families;
- nationals of Schengen Parties (including the Republic of San Marino, the Principality of Andorra, the Principality of Monaco and the Vatican City State) and members of their families;
- citizens of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the Union of Australia, Canada, Georgia, Japan, New Zealand, the Republic of Rwanda, the Republic of Korea, the Kingdom of Thailand, the Republic of Tunisia, the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, the United Arab Emirates, Ukraine, the Republic of Northern Macedonia The Republic of Albania, Kosovo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, the Republic of Moldova, Israel, the State of Kuwait, the Republic of Belarus and the Republic of Turkey;
- persons with the status of permanent, long-term or long-term residence on the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria and the members of their families;
- persons holding a Bulgarian long-stay visa type "D";
- persons who are authorized to reside in a Member State of the European Union or in a Schengen country (including the Republic of San Marino, the Principality of Andorra, the Principality of Monaco and the Vatican City State) and their family members.
Is there a requirement to submit a document for a negative result from a PCR test?
All persons, regardless of their starting point of departure, are admitted to the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria after submitting a document showing a negative result from a test conducted up to 72 hours before entry into the country by the method of polymerase chain reaction to detect COVID-19 (PCR test), as of the date of the study entered in the document.
Are there exceptions to the requirement to provide a document for a negative PCR test result?
- bus drivers carrying out international passenger transport;
- drivers of lorries that perform or complete international transport of goods and goods upon entering the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria;
- members of the crews of vessels;
- the crew members of an aircraft operating flights to and from airports for public use on the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria and the persons engaged in aircraft maintenance;
- frontier workers, regardless of their nationality;
- persons passing in transit through the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria.
What are the requirements for the document for a negative result of a PCR test, which should be submitted to the border health control?
The document must contain the names of the person according to the identity document with which he/she is traveling, data about the laboratory that performed the test (name, address or other contact details), date on which the test was performed, written in Latin method (PCR) and negative result (Negative), allowing interpretation of the document. The document can also be provided in electronic format on an electronic device (mobile phone, tablet, etc.).
What can I expect if I do not submit a document for a negative result from a PCR test?
Bulgarian citizens and persons with the status of permanent, long-term or long-term residence on the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria and their family members shall be placed under quarantine for a period of 10 days in the home or other accommodation where the person has indicated that he will resides, with a prescription issued by the director of the respective regional health inspectorate or a deputy director authorized by him.
Can I, after entering the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria, take a PCR test and submit it to the relevant regional health inspectorate in order to have my quarantine prescription revoked?
To the Bulgarian citizens and persons with the status of permanent, long-term or long-term residence on the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria and the members of their families, who arrived on the territory of the country in the period from 29.01.2021 to 30.04.2021, the director of the respective regional health inspection may revoke the issued prescription for quarantine, upon presentation of a document showing a negative result of a test conducted within 24 hours of entry into the country by the method of polymerase chain reaction for the detection of COVID-19 (PCR test).
The prescription shall be revoked within 24 hours of the submission of the document showing a negative result of the polymerase chain reaction test for the detection of COVID-19.
Are there exceptions to the requirement to present a document for a negative result from an age-based PCR test (eg: babies, young children)?
To date, no such exceptions have been introduced in view of the possibility of an asymptomatic course of the infection and the associated epidemiological risk of import, transmission and spread of the disease.
It should be borne in mind that PCR testing is performed by sampling various clinical materials, such as nasopharyngeal secretions, throat secretions or lavage, saliva, etc., according to the methodology and equipment used, which helps to obtain appropriate material from all age groups. .
Are there exceptions to the requirement to provide a negative PCR test based on the presence of antibodies after COVID-19 or a vaccine against COVID-19?
No such exceptions have been introduced so far. All travelers should be aware that due to the lack of accumulated scientific data on the efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines in preventing infection and asymptomatic transmission of the new coronavirus to susceptible individuals, as well as the duration of post-vaccination immunity, vaccination certificates are currently available. against COVID-19 do not serve as evidence of entry into the country and respectively to cancel the quarantine or to replace the PCR test requirement.
When making short-term trips up to 72 hours, is it necessary to present a new document for a negative result of a PCR test performed on the territory of the country from which I am returning, or can I use the one issued on the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria?
For short trips, it is not necessary to perform a new PCR test if 72 hours have not elapsed before entering the country, as of the date of the study entered in the document. However, the Ministry of Health recommended that individuals monitor their health upon return and limit their non-essential contacts.
Is a rapid antigen test allowed instead of a PCR test?
As a condition for entering the country, the presentation of a negative result from performed rapid antigen tests is not allowed, due to their lower specificity and sensitivity, compared to those of PCR tests.
Rapid antigen tests should be performed only under the conditions specified in the Criteria for application of rapid antigen tests for SARS-CoV-2 (Appendix № 2 to item 6 of Order № RD-01-724 of 22.12.2020 of the Minister of healthcare).
What is a frontier worker?
In Art. 1 (f) of Regulation (EC) № 883/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 29 April 2004 on the coordination of social security systems, a legal definition of the term "frontier worker" is given, is any person pursuing an activity as an employed or self-employed person in one Member State and residing in another Member State to which he returns, as a general rule, on a daily basis or at least once a week. For the purposes of implementing the anti-epidemic measures introduced, the definition of frontier worker may also apply to persons arriving from the Republic of Turkey, the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of Northern Macedonia.
Who is a family member of a foreigner?
According to Art. 2, para. 3 of the Law on Foreigners in the Republic of Bulgaria, family members of a foreigner are the persons who live with him in a household and are his spouse, children of the foreigner and his spouse, including the adopted children who have not reached 18 years of age. years of age and have not married and the children of the foreigner or his / her spouse, who have not married, who have reached the age of 18, when serious health reasons require personal care for them or for such reasons are objectively unable to provide for themselves.
Who is a family member of a European Union citizen?
According to § 1, item 1 of the Additional Provisions of the Law on the Entry, Residence and Departure of the Republic of Bulgaria of Citizens of the European Union and Members of Their Families, a family member of a citizen of the European Union is a person with whom the citizen of the European Union is married or de facto cohabiting, descending to a citizen of the European Union and not having reached the age of twenty-one, or being a dependent, ascending, dependent on the citizen of the European Union and his / her spouse or person, with which he is in actual coexistence.
Who is a family member of a Bulgarian citizen?
According to Art. 2, para. 6 of the Law on Foreigners in the Republic of Bulgaria, members of the family of a Bulgarian citizen are the persons who live with him in one household and are a spouse, descendants who have not reached the age of twenty-one and have not married, descendants who have reached the age of twenty-one, but do not have their own income due to the fact that they are unable to provide for themselves, or serious health reasons require the Bulgarian citizen to take personal care of them, ascending to the Bulgarian citizen or his / her spouse, as well as other members of his household who were entirely dependent on him in the country of origin or in the country of their usual residence or serious health reasons require the Bulgarian citizen to take personal care of them.
When are there humanitarian reasons?
According to § 1, item 16 of the additional provisions of the Law on Foreigners in the Republic of Bulgaria, "humanitarian reasons" are present when the non-admission or leaving the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria of a foreigner will create a serious danger to his health or life due to objective circumstances, or for the integrity of his family, or the best interests of the family or the child require his admission or stay on the territory of the country.
The journey should be taken in exceptional circumstances of an urgent nature in order to protect the health or life of the traveler or his relatives.
Which authority can provide me with information on what documents are needed to prove citizenship, acquired status, the status of a family member or the existence of humanitarian reasons?
The border control activity with regard to entry and residence on the territory of the country is carried out by the border control bodies at the Ministry of Interior.
Are border health controls carried out at all border checkpoints?
Border health control is carried out at the following border checkpoints in the country, to which all travelers must be directed:
- Vidin border checkpoint
- Vrashka Chuka border checkpoint
- Gueshevo border checkpoint
- Durankulak-Vama Veke border checkpoint
- Zlatarevo-Novo Selo border checkpoint
- Ilinden-Exohi border checkpoint (available)
- Kalotina border checkpoint
- Kapitan Andreevo-Kapakule border checkpoint
- Kapitan Petko Voyvoda-Ormenion border checkpoint
- Kulata-Promahon border checkpoint
- Burgas Airport Border Checkpoint
- Varna Airport border checkpoint
- Plovdiv Airport border checkpoint
- Sofia Airport Border Checkpoint (Terminal 1 and Terminal 2)
- Makaza-Nymphaea border checkpoint (available)
- Malko Tarnovo border checkpoint
- Border checkpoint Ruse-Danube bridge
- Stanke Lisichkovo border checkpoint
- Strezimirovtsi border checkpoint
