Consulate of Bulgaria - Avvot 1

Very friendly and professional service!

It happened that I stole my wallet card with the personal card in Thessaloniki. It happened during business hours - Friday, 3:00 pm As advised by JCC, I call at the consulate. To understand that for them ... working time is over. They advise me to go there on Monday morning ... but not to give me a passerby to cross the border, but to take my request. Anyway, the Greek police were far from "standards" and immediately issued a document I crossed Promahon. I have heard so far that "Mission London" is not a fiction, but a reality, I am now convinced ...

Greek police for no reason removed the numbers of a truck, escorted us to a neighborhood of Thessaloniki and forced us to change the tachograph with them, provided that the device works and we have no violations. I then sought assistance from the Consul of the Republic of Bulgaria in Thessaloniki. He advised us to hire an authorized lawyer. They kept the car in the service station for four days until we bought a new device from them. We ran out of food because the tacho hellas service was remote. Is that why we pay our taxes to the Republic of Bulgaria, so that the consul can tell me "to save ourselves"?

Neither for two stars does not make it even helpful from 09:00 am I am out of their door to make an ID and in the end I leave perfectly these are things do your Services a little

First I went to the consulate to issue a marital status. I was told that it is not possible and a power of attorney must be issued to someone in Bulgaria. After thinking about who to hire, I went again the next day. They brought me back one more time. They told me to prepare a form first. In fact, you do things yourself. I went back, prepared it, and went again. After I managed to get to the consul, they asked me for 30 euros to get it immediately (express order), to sign in front of him and to write my name separately (although it was once printed on the sheet itself). Then, looking at the ID card, the consul said that the ID card was broken. Yes, the ID card is slightly cracked from 5-6 years ago, I don't even remember when. Maybe since I took it, it has cracked along with the documents, without me knowing. But it is not broken! I have crossed the border with her more than 10 times. I've been to France, Austria, Italy, etc. I boarded at least 20 planes and returned to Bulgaria many times. Almost all over Europe… Nobody bothered me. No foreign authorities or police! After I felt extremely sick and embarrassed, I finally left offended and without a power of attorney. I will go to Sandanski to make a power of attorney. I will cross the border and return with my "broken ID". No, I will not renew it, at least until the deadline. I grew up abroad and will probably stay there. After my meeting at the consulate, I passed through a Greek friend who is a police officer. I asked him if my ID card looked broken and what his opinion was. He said it looked the same and there was absolutely nothing! I explained the incident to him and he couldn't believe it. Thank you for your exceptional cooperation!