A  busyness center with hotel, restaurant and sport center

Rousse is the largest Bulgarian city on the Danube, which, with the opening of the Rhein - Main - Danube canal which covers 3,500 km and connects thirteen European countries with the Near and Far East via the Black Sea, became the longest inland waterway on the planet. Rousse is the fifth largest city in Bulgaria after Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna and Burgas. It's also known as "The little Vienna" because of Alexandrovska str. (Alexander's str.) along which there are hundreds of stylish houses. In the spring the lime scent is all-pervading, and its uniqueness won Ruse the name the city of lime-tree.

Rousse is a big Bulgarian city with a population of over 170 000 and is one of the basic cultural and economic centres of Northern Bulgaria. The country's accession to the European Union is expected to be of local benefit through new investments and opportunities for international business.

Business center

The business center  offers to its guests a variety of accommodates for business meeting s and conferences in its conference halls.
The conference hall is with 60 seats, modern computer and audio-video equipment, projection equipment for multimedia presentation, conferences, promotions, business meetings and events. The conference hall has modern-furnished interior and is completely air-conditioned and noise-insulated.

Sport club
The sport center offers a variety of opportunities to relax and have fun.
The center includes:
- inside swimming pool
- fitness room
- a sauna
- a massage saloon

The complex is provided with experienced medical specialists who run different anti-stress and relaxing programs, group programs - aerobics, modern dancing, aqua gymnastics under the care of a personal trainer. The aqua gymnastics is an attractive form of aerobics in water, which has sterling overtax over the body and stimulates the muscling tonus.
The newest opportunity of the sport center is a complex program, run by a medical specialist, for a prophylaxis program or correction of overweight program, including sport, sauna, swimming, special techniques and personally, corresponding to the hormonal status of the organism, a special diet menu provided by the restaurant at the complex. 
The sport center offers a specialist in kinesi-therapy with many years experience in cure-recruiting and relaxing anti-stressing massage, including aroma-therapy and other therapies.

Hotel
The Relax Hotel is situated in the Eastern Part of Rousse conveniently close to the major transport roads in town. Its location allows fast and easy access to both the Highway SOFIA – ROUSSE – BUCHAREST and the city center. In immediate proximity there are situated a railway and a bus station. 

The hotel offers a modern luxurious restaurant, where to stay in a pleasant and cozy atmosphere, unique cuisine and excellent beverages. The restaurant is suitable and accommodating for organizing business meetings, cocktail-parties, and festivities.

The basics of immigrating to Bulgaria, obtaining residence or a work permit

Visiting Bulgaria

To travel to Bulgaria for a holiday or a brief sojourn around some hot property projects for example you don't necessarily have to have any particular visa type. It basically depends on the country you herald from and the validity of your passport.  Again, depending on your home country you can remain for either 30 or 90 days in a six month period.

If you're from Andorra, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, El Salvador, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, Monaco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Norway, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Korea, San Marino, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK (British Citizen Passport Holders only), USA, Uruguay, the Vatican, Venezuela, SAR - China (Hong Kong, Makao) you can visit Bulgaria for up to 90 days in any one six month period if you have a passport that’s valid for the entire duration of your visit.

If you're from Israel, Macedonia  Romania, Serbia you can travel to Bulgaria and remain for up to 30 days in any one six month period.  You must have a passport valid for the duration of your intended stay.

If you come from any other country you should apply to the Bulgarian consulate or embassy in your country or nearest to your country. Read further information about visas for Bulgaria.

Staying in Bulgaria

If you want to stay on in Bulgaria past your visitor visa duration then the first step is to apply for a long stay visa known as "Type D" from the Bulgarian embassy in your originating country.  The cost of this varies depending on where you come from with example costs USD25 for US citizens and GBP44 for UK citizens.  You can either download the forms you need to fill in or ask the embassy to post them to you.  Here are the websites of the Bulgarian embassies in UK and the US respectively:
http://www.bulgarianembassy.org.uk/
http://www.bulgaria-embassy.org/

You must complete the form and send it off together with two photographs, a reason for your application, proof that you can support yourself financially and that you have accommodation when you arrive in Bulgaria.  When you get your type D back this will allow you to travel to Bulgaria and remain for up to six months; once you arrive you can't actually leave for three months, and this is the first stepping stone for anyone thinking of immigrating to Bulgaria or getting more permanent residence status.

Residence Permits

With your Type D visa safely in hand you can now apply to the Bulgarian Ministry of Internal Affairs for residency. You can either apply for temporary residence for up to one year or permanent residence.  For the former you have to have proof that you can financially support yourself, you must be making regular contributions to the social security system and have both a place to live and complete and private medical insurance. 

You may then be given permission to remain in Bulgaria for up to one year if you have both a work permit and a guaranteed full time contract or you have a company in Bulgaria that employs at least ten local people.  Alternatively this permission can be granted if you're about to start studying in the country or are married either to a citizen of the country or another foreigner who has permanent residence already, alternatively if you're the parents of such a person and you are independently financially secure you may be granted permission.  If you're a retired person and financially secure you can be granted a one year residency permit, if you have to have hospital treatment in Bulgaria and can afford to pay for it or if you’re coming to be self employed and the Ministry of Labour have granted you permission.

Getting permanent residency in Bulgaria is another story altogether!  You may be granted permission to remain in the country indefinitely if you're married to a Bulgarian and have already lived in the country for two years.  Alternatively if you've been applying year in year out for your one year residency and this has been going on now for five years then you can apply to remain full time.  If you're originally of Bulgarian descent or a child of a Bulgarian or foreign citizen who already has permanent residence then you may be granted an indefinite stay.

Work Permits

If you want to work for a living in Bulgaria you have to have a work permit in addition to your Type D visa or residence permit and this cannot be granted if you're in Bulgaria, you have to get it before you go to the country, and again, you can get it from the Bulgarian embassy in your originating country.