Late in the evening on May 21, Bulgaria’s Minister of Health, Kiril Ananiev, issued an order allowing representatives of firms and companies registered in the EU and the Schengen area to enter Bulgaria without the requirement for 14-day quarantine as of tomorrow, May 22.
The lifting of the ban also covers San Marino, the Principality of Andorra, Monaco and Vatican City State.
The ban on entering Bulgaria does not apply to Bulgarian citizens, members of their families, as well as to persons who are in civil partnership with a Bulgarian citizen. There is no ban on entering the country for the persons with the status of permanent or long-term residence in Bulgaria and the members of their families.
The following are also allowed to enter Bulgaria:
Upon entering the territory of Bulgaria, the requirement for 14-day quarantine is not applicable to Bulgarian citizens and citizens of EU Member States who are:
The requirement for 14-day quarantine also does not apply to the following persons, regardless of their citizenship:
The requirement for a 14-day quarantine is not applicable to members of the families of Bulgarian citizens, as well as persons in civil partnership with a Bulgarian citizen, when the term of their stay in Bulgaria is up to 7 days.
All other persons are required to comply with a 14-day quarantine at their home or accommodation specified by them.
The provisions for transit through the territory of Bulgaria do not change.
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