The cost of living is one of the lowest in Europe. A
meal for two, made from organically pure products and including a bottle of
nice wine will not cost you more than seven or eight Euros.
Some examples of avarage prices for goods and products in Bulgaria
Public utilities
- Electricity: 0,10 euro/kWh
- Water: 0,50 euro/m3
- Inhabited house duty: 50 euro/year
- Cleaner: 50 euro/month
- Internet-LAN: 15 euro/month
- Ground phone: 90 euro/once
4 euro/month
0,10 euro/city call
- Mobile phone: M-TEL 6-22 euro/month
0,07-0,7 euro/min.
- Fuel: 0,7 euro/litre
- Diesel: 0,5 euro/litre
- Gas: 0,4 euro/litre
- Taxi: 0,25 euro/km.
- Security: 220 euro/once
30 euro/month
- Dinner in restaurant for 2:10 euro
Includes: 2 juices
2 salads
2 soups
2 dishes with meat+garnish
2 coffees
- Bulgarian wine: from 1 euro to 6 euro/bottle-0,75ml
- Accountant: 50-80 euro/month
- Lawyer: 100-130 euro/month
- Secretary: 100-130 euro/month
- Manager: 150-180 euro/month
- Office manager: 150-300 euro/month
- Tip in restaurant: 1-3 euro
Prices on food
- Chicken: 2.5 euro/kg.
- English bacon: 4 euro/kg.
- Salami: 1.6 euro/kg.
- Surlion: 7,39 euro/kg.
- Cheese: 1.4 euro/kg.
- Milk: 0.5 euro/liter
- Sauce: 0.5 euro/kg.
- Olive: 1.7 euro/kg.
- Mushroom with sauce: 2.4 euro/kg.
- Rice: 0.4 euro/kg.
- Pasta: 0.5 euro/0.220 kg.
- Jam: 0.4 euro/0.3 kg.
- Coffe: 0.5-4 euro/0.1 kg.
- Bread: 0.3 euro/0.8 kg.
- Fruits: 0.6 euro/kg.
- Whiskey: 8 euro/litre
- Bulgarian brandy: 1.5 euro/0,7 litre
Daily goods
- Deodorant: 1.2 euro/50 ml.
- Cream: 0.8 euro/75 ml.
- Shower gel: 1.2 euro/250 ml.
- Soap: 0.4 euro/0.1 kg.
- Shampoo: 1.5 euro/250 ml.
- Tooth-paste: 0.5 euro/50 ml.
- Washing powder: 0.3 euro/0.5 kg.
- Color dye: 2 euro
The unit of currency in Bulgaria(currency code: BGL) is the lev, divided into 100 stotinki. The Bulgarian National Bank is the bank of issue and handles government funds and state-owned enterprises.
Note: Bulgaria?s national currency is the lev, which is divided into 100 stotinki.
Notes are available in denominations of 1,2,5,10,20,50,100 and 200 leva.
Coins come in denominations of 1 and 2 leva, plus 1,2,5,10,20 and 50 stotinki.
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