Public Law
Administrative law is the law of the executive branch, state administration, and as such, along with constitutional law, is a part of public law. It regulates legal relationships between the state and its citizens, as well as the functioning of administrative institutions and their interactions. Within administrative law, a distinction is usually made between general administrative law and special administrative law. General administrative law establishes the foundations and principles of governance and its activities. Special administrative law establishes specific rules for activities in particular administrative areas (such as immigration law, refugee law, traffic regulations, administrative criminal law, etc.).
Immigration law
Law firm "Bayraktarov": Expert consultations and legal solutions for residence permits in Bulgaria. Our firm specializes in the field of labor migration, investments, and legal aspects of residence.Obtain quick and efficient processes with the support of experienced legal specialists.
Advice on optimizing procedures, preparation of necessary documents, and legal representation before regulatory authorities. Each case has individual specifics that deserve a high standard of service
- Consultations on options for accelerating the processes of hiring foreigners;
- European Blue Card
- Advice on opportunities for obtaining residence permits and citizenship through investments;
- Preparation of necessary documents and provision of legal representation before the relevant authorities;
- Creation and submission of invitations and declarations for visits;
- Obtaining permits for temporary, long-term, and permanent residence according to Bulgarian law;
- Procedures for family reunification of foreigners, including individuals with residence permits.
Discover specialized services for foreigners and EU citizens. For personalized legal solutions, do not hesitate to contact Lawyer Blagovest Bayraktarov.
Refugee Law
OBTAINING REFUGEE STATUS IN BULGARIA
In the Republic of Bulgaria, individuals with well-founded fears of persecution based on race, religion, nationality, political beliefs, or membership in a social group, who are outside their country and cannot or do not wish to avail themselves of its protection or return to it, can apply for refugee status in Bulgaria.
Who can seek asylum?
Bulgaria provides international protection as a member of the United Nations (UN) and temporary protection in cases of mass migration of foreigners forced to leave their country due to armed conflicts, civil war, foreign aggression, human rights violations, or extensive violence.
Is a lawyer necessary?
The procedure for obtaining refugee status in Bulgaria is complex and requires consultation with an experienced immigration lawyer. They will guide you through the entire process, from start to finish.
If you turn to Bayraktarov Law Firm, you can expect:
- Detailed legal consultations explaining each stage;
- Preparation of necessary documents and their submission to the relevant authorities;
- Representation before state institutions.
The process:
Submission of an application for protection to the respective state services.
Collection and processing of personal data, including registration, verification, and photographing.
Conducting an interview where you must present all evidence.
Decision on the application within a period of up to 6 months, which can be appealed in case of rejection
With a positive decision, the foreigner applying for protection in Bulgaria obtains the right to reside and avail state protection. The first step after obtaining the status is obtaining Bulgarian identity documents.
With refugee status, the foreigner acquires the rights and obligations of a Bulgarian citizen
