salut tout le monde
je suis tunisein et je commence dès September prochain mes etudes à l'université de Sofia
le probleme consiste au fait que je suis marié et je sais pas comment proceder pour que ma femme peut me rejoindre
elle est diplomée ingenieur informatique et travaille pour le moment
est -il facile de recevoir un permis de travail pour elle et comment procéder?
merci pour vos reponses
je ne suis pas trop au courant pour les formalités demandées pour les conjoints mais normalement il n'y a pas de problemes d'autant plus si elle est diplomée car en ce moment les Bulgares cherchent des tetes bien faites (étant donné que leur grosses tetes sont parties...). Je pense qu'elle peut te suivre sur place et une fois qu'elle aura trouvé du travail elle peut avoir un permis de travail
merci bien pour votre reponse encouragente
une autre question si vous le permettez
combien faut il pour nous deux pour vivre a sofia ( loyer ; transport, .....)
d apres les recherches que j ai faites, 1000 lev cad 500 euro semblent etre suffisant.bon je voudrais bien avoir votre confirmation
encore une fois merci bcq
le smic est de 110 euros.....personne a sofia ne travaille au smic le salaire moyen tourne autour de 700 leva.
Les loyers : tout dépend: centre ville ou périf...pour un T2 compter minimum 200 euros. Ensuite les prix sont quasiment comme en France sauf pour les services (coiffeurs manucures...)
Pour deux, à Sofia, 500 euros me parait très juste en raison des loyers et du chauffage. Mais chacun sa façon de vivre. Ticket de bus 0, 50 euros...café 0, 40 euros..., repas dans un resto ordinaire 5 euros...Prévoyez plutot le double pour etre tranquilles
Merci bien
bon 1000 lev pour nous deux, parait insuffisante
mais bon moi je beneficie d une bourse(300Euro) pour faire du mecanique a l'université de Sofia (fac allemande) et ma femme a son diplome ingenieur informatik
donc je suppose qu on pourra se bedrouiller, non?
merci bcq pour votre aide
si elle parle anglais avec son diplome d'ingénieur en informatique elle peut avoir un salaire élevé: certains frolent les 2000 euros.
vous verrez tous les étudiants travaillent et la fac adapte le cours qui se déroulent plutot en soirée. Vous pourriez travailler aussi et il n'y aura pas de problème. Pour réduire les frais de loyer il faut prendre une colocation au moins dans un premier temps, tout le monde fait ainsi. Voyez si vous ne pouvez pas beneficier des CitéU délabrées mais vraiment pas cher (loyer: 100leva par mois).
Pour le logement le meilleur site est
www.imot.bg choisir english
bonne chance
Salut!
'bulgarian' t'a donne certains bons conseils (c'est assez surprenant, etant donne qu'il a des hallucinations tres tenaces, qui perturbent ses perceptions de realite et imagination a tel point qu'il se met a parler des choses fausses et meme absurdes). Je voudrais tout simplement donner quelques precisions.
Avec 500E a Sofia vous pouvez vivre quasi normalement uniquement si vous utilisez un chambre universitaire; sinon avec un loyer de 300E minimum (aie en vue qu'a proximite des universites les loyers sont bien sales) cela parait impossible.
Pour recevoir des informations exactes, tu dois bien decrire les circonstances concernant ta femme. Avec quel statut elle te rejoindra (ici je suppose que tu as un visa temporaire d'etudes qui n'inclut pas ta moitie?).
Un conseil universel: ne compte pas au revenu d'un boulot avant de l'avoir trouve! Donc, en dressant le bujet familial prevoyez au moins 3, 4 mois de chomage, orientation dans le marche de travail, adaptation etc. pendant lesquels de pouvoir compter uniquement sur vos propres ressources. Et, si quelqu'un de vous trouve un travail au deuxieme jour, parfait 🙂!
Allez, 4ao!
Bon, ecoute les conseils de kapitanov, je te dirais juste que des miliers de gens à Sofia vivent avec un SMIC =110 euros par mois, ils sont des magiciens c'est vrai. Pour eviter les extremités le salaire moyen a Sofia =300 euros et bcp de monde paie un loyer alors....bon courage
Salut!
'bulgarian' t'a donne certains bons conseils (c'est assez surprenant, etant donne qu'il a des hallucinations tres tenaces, qui perturbent ses perceptions de realite et imagination a tel point qu'il se met a parler des choses fausses et meme absurdes). Je voudrais tout simplement donner quelques precisions.
Avec 500E a Sofia vous pouvez vivre quasi normalement uniquement si vous utilisez un chambre universitaire; sinon avec un loyer de 300E minimum (aie en vue qu'a proximite des universites les loyers sont bien sales) cela parait impossible.
Pour recevoir des informations exactes, tu dois bien decrire les circonstances concernant ta femme. Avec quel statut elle te rejoindra (ici je suppose que tu as un visa temporaire d'etudes qui n'inclut pas ta moitie?).
Un conseil universel: ne compte pas au revenu d'un boulot avant de l'avoir trouve! Donc, en dressant le bujet familial prevoyez au moins 3, 4 mois de chomage, orientation dans le marche de travail, adaptation etc. pendant lesquels de pouvoir compter uniquement sur vos propres ressources. Et, si quelqu'un de vous trouve un travail au deuxieme jour, parfait 🙂!
Allez, 4ao!
Je ne sais pas si tu es en Bulgarie mais rien que pour vos deux visas vous allez déjà en avoir pour 100€ ensuite sur place, encore 400€ pour les prolongations de séjours des membres hors UE.
(peut-être que pour les étudiants c'est moins cher)
si tu es logé dans une chambre d'étudiant, 500€ vont largement te suffire !!
Sinon pour les bulgares qui travaillent à Sofia, 90% restent chez les parents toutes leur vie, il peut y avoir trois voir 4 générations sous le même toi pour les moins chanceux (grand mère-parents-enfant et parfois petits enfants), ceux qui galèrent sont les gens de la province, en général ils n'ont pas les moyens de prendre une location donc vivent en collocation..
pour trouver un studio potable il faut compter aujourd'hui 250€, alors ils préfèrent louer du 100m² pour 350€ et se le partager à plusieurs.
Avec le prix de l'immobilier dans la capitale (950€ le m²) et les taux de crédits à plus de 8%, il y a qu'une partie de la population qui peuvent se permettre d'acheter.
Les prix grimpent très vîtes et les salaires ne suivent pas, le prix du billet de bus est de 1 leva (0.5€), hors fruits, légumes et viandes, les prix sont les mêmes qu'en France (vêtements-internet etc) (je ne connais pas les prix en tunisie).
Par contre les prix dans les restaurants, dans les cafés sont encore bon marchés, mais pour combien de temps encore ? ne znam
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