Massage therapist

Contract: As per Bulgaria Labor Law
Working hours: 40 hours per week
Work schedule: 5-day schedule with regulated overtime
Accommodation & Meal: Accommodation provided; Food vouchers provided (depending on employer)
Medical insurance: Social insurance and tax contributions under legal contracts

Position: Massage therapist

Salary: €800

Gender: M/F

Self Introduction Video with Work Video / Proof: Self introduction video + work video

Why apply for a Bulgaria work visa?
— Job Vacancies: Thousands of openings across hospitality, construction, agriculture, and logistics.
— Average Salary: Typically ranges from €600 to €1,200/month, depending on sector and experience.
— Unemployment Rate: Stable and improving labour market with growing demand for foreign workers.
— Work Hours: Standard 40-hour workweek, with 5-day schedules and regulated overtime.
— Paid Leave: 20 days of annual leave plus public holidays.
— EU Pathway: Working in Bulgaria may provide long-term access to other EU countries through migration.
— Processing Time: The visa and permit process takes approximately 2 to 3 months.

Benefits of Working in Bulgaria
— Affordable Cost of Living: One of the lowest in the EU, ideal for savings.
— EU Work Environment: Safe, regulated, and legally protected workplace.
— Hospitality Demand: High demand for hotel workers, chefs, servers, cleaners, and maintenance staff.
— Legal Contracts: Official employer contracts with social insurance and tax contributions.
— Multinational Environment: Opportunity to work with diverse teams and gain EU work experience.
— Visa Support: Full legal support and employer-backed invitation letters.
— Path to Residency: Long-term employment may lead to residence permit options.

Types of Bulgaria Work Permits for Non EU Citizens
— Standard Work Permit: For non-EU nationals with a confirmed job offer; valid for up to 1 year, renewable.
— Seasonal Work Permit: For short-term employment (up to 90 days), mainly in agriculture or tourism.
— EU Blue Card: For highly qualified professionals earning 1.5× the average salary; valid up to 4 years.
— Work Permit for Intra-Company Transfer: For employees transferred within international companies.
— Freelance or Business Visa: For those engaged in independent work or investment.
— Temporary Residence Permit: Issued in conjunction with a work permit, necessary for a lawful stay in Bulgaria.

Requirements / Notes:
— Marma massage or healing/relaxation massage skills required
— Minimum 2 years of experience required

Additional Notes
— Overtime Pay: Many hospitality jobs offer overtime and night shift pay.
— Workplace Benefits: Employers may provide housing, meals, or tips depending on role.
— Regional Variations: Salaries may be higher in Sofia, Varna, or other major cities.
— Salaries can vary based on experience, location, and employer.

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— Turn your dream of working in Bulgaria into reality with La Vie Immigration.
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Physical Document Submission (20 Day Rule)
— Courier must send all original physical documents within 20 days of selection.
— Failure may result in candidate replacement due to state authority timelines.

Criminal Record Certificate (PCC)
— Must be issued for “work abroad” or Bulgaria.
— Must include signature, stamp, and Apostille.
— Scan must be shared before courier dispatch.
— Must remain valid for at least 5 weeks upon arrival for translation/legalisation.

Work Permit and Legalisation
— PCC and diploma are translated and legalised in Bulgaria.
— Work permit processing time: 1 to 3 months depending on authorities.
— Educational diploma required for specific roles and mandatory for drivers.
— Diploma must be notarised and apostilled before dispatch.

Accommodation:
— Shared rooms (2–4 people depending on availability)
— Furnished rooms
— Shared kitchen and bathroom
— No accommodation for family members, partners, or pets