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Commissioning of a new version of the National Visa Information System

Commissioning of a new version of the National Visa Information System

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is in the process of implementing a large-scale project, coordinated in advance with all responsible institutions in Bulgaria and the EU, including the implementation and launch of a new version of the National Visa Information System (NVIS). The technological implementation of the works requires the temporary suspension of...
06 August 2024
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Guide to the Media accredited to cover the visit of Pope Francis to Bulgaria

Guide to the Media accredited to cover the visit of Pope Francis to Bulgaria

Receipt of Badges: The distribution of the special accreditation for the media to cover the apostolic journey of Pope Francis in Bulgaria will be done on 2 May 2019, within the timeframes specified below (only in these time slots). The badges that will be provided are personalized – named and non-transferable, i.e. they cannot be used for access by...
01 May 2019
In Ireland, Emilia Kraleva Presented “The Future of the EU27: A Perspective from the Bulgarian EU Presidency”

In Ireland, Emilia Kraleva Presented “The Future of the EU27: A Perspective from the Bulgarian EU Presidency”

At the invitation of Ireland’s Institute of International and European Affairs, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Emilia Kraleva delivered a lecture on “The Future of the EU27: A Perspective from the Bulgarian EU Presidency”. The event, which took place in Dublin on 22 May, involved representatives of the Irish Department of...
24 May 2018

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Ambassador of the Republic of Bulgaria to the United Arab Emirates Urgently Recalled to Sofia

Ambassador of the Republic of Bulgaria to the United Arab Emirates Urgently Recalled to Sofia

The Minister of Foreign Affairs has urgently recalled the Ambassador of the Republic of Bulgaria to the United Arab Emirates to Sofia. In accordance with the established procedure, heads of diplomatic missions are relieved of their duties by decree of the President of the Republic of Bulgaria, acting on a proposal from the Council of Ministers. The Ministry...
18 September 2026
Minister Velislava Petrova Meets with Kosovo’s Chief Negotiator with the EU Jeton Zulfaj

Minister Velislava Petrova Meets with Kosovo’s Chief Negotiator with the EU Jeton Zulfaj

Minister Velislava Petrova met today with Jeton Zulfaj, Chief Negotiator of the Republic of Kosovo with the EU. During the meeting, she emphasised that Bulgaria regards Kosovo as a trusted partner in the region and will continue to support the provision of a clear EU membership perspective for the country. “I believe that sharing the experience we...
18 September 2026
Bulgaria and Montenegro to Work Towards Better Connectivity and More Business Contacts

Bulgaria and Montenegro to Work Towards Better Connectivity and More Business Contacts

Bulgaria will continue to support Montenegro in its accession to the European Union. It is important to preserve the progress achieved and continue the reforms so that the country can take advantage of the opportunity before it. This was stated by Minister of Foreign Affairs Velislava Petrova at a meeting with Filip Ivanović, Deputy Prime Minister of...
18 September 2026
Velislava Petrova: The Balkans Must Shape Their Own Future Through Strong Partnerships and Strategic Connectivity

Velislava Petrova: The Balkans Must Shape Their Own Future Through Strong Partnerships and Strategic Connectivity

Europe’s Key Achievement Is Its Ability to Turn Borders into Bridges, the Minister Said at the EU Meets the Balkans International Conference The Balkans must seize their opportunities and shape their own future through strong partnerships, strategic connectivity and resilient societies. This was stated by Minister of Foreign Affairs Velislava Petrova...
18 September 2026

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Генерално консулство на Република България във Валенсия, Кралство Испания

 

Адрес: Consulado General de la República de Bulgaria, c./ Antonio Suárez, 48; 46021 Valencia, España

Tелефон: 0034 963 690 921; 0034 963 691 788

Факс: 0034 963 891 357

Tелефон за спешни случаи, в извънработно време: 0034 630 168 018

 

Работно време: понеделник - петък, 08.30 – 17.00 ч.

 

Приемно време за граждани: понеделник – петък, 8:30-12:30

E-mail: consulvlc@mfa.bg

Генералното консулство оказва съдействие на български граждани при спешни случаи в чужбина, като винаги действа в съответствие с приложимото законодателство на държавата по пребиваване или приемащата държава. Дипломатическите мисии в чужбина нямат полицейски правомощия и не могат да издават указания на властите на приемащата страна.

 

Сигнали и молби за съдействие при бедствени ситуации на българските граждани и гражданите на държавите-членки на ЕС се приемат денонощно по телефонните линии на Дирекция "Ситуационен център":

 

Тел.: +359 2 948 24 04; +359 2 971 38 56

Факс: +359 2 870 71 37

e-mail: crisis@mfa.bg

 

и на телефона на Генералното консулство достъпен за спешни случаи 24/7: 0034 630 168 018

Електронна поща: consulvlc@mfa.bg

 

На общи запитвания се отговаря в работните дни от 8.30 до 17.00 ч. на следните телефони: + 0034 963 690 921; + 0034 963 691 788.

 

Прием на документи - заявления за документи за самоличност, пълномощни, декларации, сертификати, документи по гражданско състояние.

ВАЖНО! Заявления за издаване на БЛД се приемат САМО с предварително запазен ден и час на следния електронен адрес: https://consulatebg.eu/

Подробно обяснение ще намерите в раздел „БЪЛГАРСКИ ЛИЧНИ ДОКУМЕНТИ“.

Справка за получените в генералното консулство нови документи можете да направите на същия електронен адрес, https://consulatebg.eu/status, след въвеждане на ЕГН.

Записването на ден и час за останалите видове услуги (временни паспорти, заверка на пълномощни, декларации и др.), става на телефоните +34 963 690 921 или +34 963 691 788 или на имейл - 

consulvlc@mfa.bg

Прием на заявления за визи и на документи за придобиване и отказ от българско гражданство се извършва САМО след записан предварително час на следния e-mail: consulvlc@mfa.bg . 

 

  • ПОЛУЧАВАНЕ НА НОВИ ДОКУМЕНТИ:

Готовите документи се получават в Консулската служба ЛИЧНО или от предварително упълномощено лице при подаване на заявлението между 15:00 и 17:00 часа от понеделник до петък.



За проверка на актуалната метеорологична обстановка в Кралство Испания:

Държавна метеорологична агенция на Кралство Испания (AEMET) https://www.aemet.es/es/portada

 

Consulate General of the Republic of Bulgaria in Valencia, Kingdom of Spain

Address: Consulado General de la República de Bulgaria, c./ Antonio Suárez, 48; 46021 Valencia, España

 

Phone number: 0034 963 690 921; 0034 963 691 788

Fax: 0034 963 891 357

The Consulate General can be reached for emergencies 24/7 under the following mobile number: 0034 630 168 018

 

Office hours: Monday – Friday, 8.30 – 17.00

 

For citizens Monday – Friday, 8.30 – 12.30

 

E-mail: consulvlc@mfa.bg

The Consulate General provides assistance to Bulgarian citizens in emergencies abroad, always acting in accordance with the applicable legislation of the country of residence or the host country. Diplomatic missions abroad do not have police powers and cannot issue directives to the host country's authorities.

 

Signals and requests for assistance in disaster situations from Bulgarian citizens and citizens of the EU member states are accepted around the clock on the telephone lines of the Situation Center Directorate:

 

Phone: +359 2 948 24 04; +359 2 971 38 56

Fax: +359 2 870 71 37

e-mail: crisis@mfa.bg

 

and on the phone of the Consulate General available for emergencies 24/7:

0034 630 168 018

Email: consulvlc@mfa.bg

 

General inquiries will be answered during working days from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on the following telephone numbers: + 0034 963 690 921; + 0034 963 691 788.

 

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