The Student Welfare Office at Varna University of Management supports students throughout their university journey by providing guidance and assistance on a wide range of practical, social and administrative matters related to student life.
The office helps students adapt to their new academic and living environment by providing support with essential arrangements and access to relevant services. Assistance is available in areas such as:
- migration procedures and residence-related arrangements;
- registration with local institutions and administrative services;
- opening bank accounts and managing practical aspects of everyday life in Bulgaria;
- access to medical support and health insurance information;
- adaptation to a new cultural and social environment;
- guidance on university services and resources.
The Student Welfare Office works closely with academic and administrative departments to ensure that students receive timely support and have the necessary information to successfully manage their studies and life at VUM.
Our goal is to contribute to an inclusive, supportive and welcoming university environment where students can focus on their academic development and make the most of their international experience.
Before your arrival in Bulgaria, you need to prepare two important documents.
The first and most essential one is a valid criminal record certificate issued by the competent authorities in your home country. If the certificate does not specify an expiry date, the Bulgarian authorities consider it valid for six months from the date of issue.
The criminal record certificate must bear the same type of legalisation as your educational documents, namely:
- An Apostille, if it is issued in a country that is a party to The Hague Convention; or
- Full legalisation, if the issuing country is not a party to The Hague Convention. In this case, the document must first be authenticated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the issuing country and subsequently certified by the accredited Bulgarian diplomatic or consular mission.
Please note that the criminal record certificate must also be translated into Bulgarian and the translation to be notarised. This translation can be arranged after your arrival in Bulgaria.
You must also obtain a bank statement issued by a bank in your home country, signed and stamped by the bank, confirming that you have sufficient financial resources. The required balance is at least approximately EUR 920.
This document must also be translated into Bulgarian, and the translation may likewise be arranged after your arrival in Bulgaria.
If you are applying for a residence permit for the first time, you must submit your application no later than one month before the expiry date of your D visa.
If you are a non-EU citizen, spending a mobility period at VUM, you need to make an address registration at the Migrations office up to 5 working days after your arrival. The required documents for this are:
Of course. For your initial application for a residence permit, you will receive assistance from the Student Welfare Department. Once you have prepared the complete set of required documents, a representative of the department will review your documents and accompany you to the Migration Department. Please take note of the following important points:
You can use this link for booking your place for an accompanied visit to the Migration Department.
Can I book an accompanied visit to the Migration Office for residence permit renewal?
As students are already familiar with the residence permit procedures, the preparation of the required documents and submission of the renewal application become their individual responsibility. At this stage, our assistance is limited to a final review of the prepared documents.
Do I need to inform the university after my residence permit card has been issued or renewed?
Yes. Every student is required to provide a copy of their residence permit card for their personal file at the Students Affairs Office and submit a Student Contact Details Declaration confirming their current address and up-to-date contact details.
The Declaration must be submitted or updated at the beginning of each academic year, but no later than 15 October of the respective calendar year. A copy of a newly issued or renewed residence permit card must be provided within 7 days of receiving the card.
To avoid incurring a penalty, you must submit a renewal application no later than two weeks before the permit expiration date. As a student, it is your responsibility to be aware of the expiration date of your BG residence permit.
Migration Varna
1, San Stefano street, 9000 Varna
The working hours are 8:30 to 17:30 Monday to Friday.
Window 1 is for submitting the documents and window 2 is for applying for a plastic card and receiving it.
Migration Dobrich
12 Maxim Gorki Street (in the building of the Department of Internal Affairs and Communications-Dobrich)
Working hours of the administrative service counters: 08:30 – 17:30 Monday to Friday
If documents are submitted within the two weeks prior to the expiration date, the applicable penalty ranges from approximately €10.23 to €255.65. If documents are submitted after the card has expired, the fine increases and ranges from €255.65 up to €2,556.46.
According to Bulgarian law, the residence permit application process consists of several steps:
Ordinary Service: 30 working days – €20.45;
Fast Service: 10 working days – €40.90;
Express Service: 4 working days – €102.26.
*All payments to the Migration Department must be made at the cash desk (Easy Pay), located near the Migration Department office.
Submission of documentation verifying payment of both the €51.13 application fee and the residence permit card fee is required. Without such evidence, the Migration Department cannot confirm receipt of your payment and will be unable to proceed with processing your documents.
Yes, but only if your current residence card is still physically valid.
You may travel internationally and re-enter Bulgaria if you return before the expiration date printed on your current plastic card.
Important Rules:
Regrettably, this is not possible. The processing time indicated at the time of payment must be strictly adhered to, and any changes are not permitted.
Important Note: It is strongly advised that you do not leave Bulgaria if your residence permit card has expired or is nearing expiration, as there is a high likelihood that you will be denied entry into the country.
If you need to apply for your residence permit earlier than the standard application period, you must inform the staff of the Student Affairs Office when requesting your Student Status Confirmation Certificate.
Please clearly explain the reason why an earlier application is necessary, for example, participation in an internship, a study mobility programme, or another relevant academic activity.
The Student Affairs Office will then include the relevant information and a written explanation of the circumstances requiring the earlier application in your Student Status Confirmation Certificate. This certificate should be submitted together with the rest of your required documents when applying for your residence permit.
In the event of loss, theft, damage, or destruction of a Bulgarian residence permit card, the individual is required to promptly report the incident to the nearest police station within three days. Subsequently, an application for a replacement residence permit card must be submitted. Failure to apply for a new card within 30 days from the date the incident was reported may result in a fine ranging from €10.23 to €76.69.
Yes, it is mandatory to bring your passport every time you visit the Migration department. In addition, if you possess a residence permit card, you must present it every time.
If you update your residential address within Bulgaria or obtain a new passport, it is essential to inform the Migration Department promptly. For address changes, submission of your new rental contract (original or notarised copy) and a notarised declaration from the apartment owner is required. Additionally, please note that fees will apply for the issuance of a new residence permit card as outlined below:
Bulgaria is a full member of the Schengen Area. Holding a Bulgarian residence permit allows you to travel to all other Schengen countries completely border–free (without passport controls at land, air, or sea borders). You are permitted to stay in other Schengen countries for up to 90 days within any 180–day period for tourism.
International students who need health insurance for their residence permit application in Bulgaria may obtain an insurance policy from any authorised insurance company or insurance broker. You are free to choose the provider that best suits your needs.
If you would like assistance, VUM can recommend the following contacts. All of them have experience working with international students and are located near the Migration Directorate.
Option 1 – Varna:
An insurance broker is available at 20 Preslav Street, Varna. The office can be recognised by a red sign reading „ЗАСТРАХОВКИ“.
View the location on Google Maps
Contact details:
When arranging your insurance, please make sure to indicate that you are applying as a student.
For the purposes of a Bulgarian residence permit application, the insurance policy must provide coverage for a minimum period of 12 months. The approximate cost is €70, depending on the policy and insurance conditions.
The insurance certificate can normally be issued within approximately five minutes. You will need to present your passport.
Please note that payment at this office is accepted in cash only.
Option 2 – Varna:
Alternatively, VUM can recommend contacting Mrs Gabriela Shopova, Regional Manager at Karoll Insurance. Her office is also located close to the Migration Directorate at 20 Preslav Street, Varna.
Contact details:
Gabriela speaks excellent English and can provide information and assistance regarding the available insurance options, including the cost, payment method and duration of the policy.
The insurance required for a residence permit application must be valid for a minimum of 12 months. The policy can usually be prepared within approximately five minutes upon presentation of your passport.
Payment can be made in cash or by card.
Option 3 – Dobrich:
An insurance broker Stanislava Mihaylova
Contact details:
Option 4 – Dobrich:
Insurance Broker Magneta EOOD
Dobrich 9300, 2 Maksim Gorki St.
Important Information About Medical Emergencies
If you experience a medical emergency, you are generally free to choose the doctor or medical facility you wish to visit.
When receiving medical treatment, please make sure to request an invoice, in addition to any medical receipt or bill you receive. You can then submit an insurance claim through your insurance broker or directly to the insurance company.
Your expenses may be reimbursed if the insurance company determines that the situation qualifies as a medical emergency, in accordance with the terms and conditions of your insurance policy.
Please note: Not every medical situation is considered an emergency. We recommend that you carefully check the conditions of your insurance policy to understand exactly what is covered.
Insurance for Travel Abroad
If you are planning to travel outside Bulgaria, you may also contact your insurance provider to arrange travel insurance. You will normally need to provide information about your destination and the duration of your stay in order to receive suitable insurance options.
International students are free to open a bank account with any bank of their choice in Bulgaria. However, based on our experience and the convenience of their locations and services, we can recommend the following options.
Important recommendation
Unless there is an urgent reason to open a bank account immediately after arriving in Bulgaria, we recommend doing so after receiving your Bulgarian residence permit card.
Most banks require proof of legal residence in Bulgaria when opening an account for international students, particularly for citizens of countries outside the European Union. Having your residence permit available can therefore make the process easier and help avoid unnecessary delays or additional document requirements.
Please note that the final decision regarding the opening of a bank account and the documents required is made by the respective bank.
According to the information available to us, students wishing to open a bank account with UBB may be required to provide:
Please note: UBB does not open bank accounts for persons under the age of 18.
The documents required may vary depending on the student’s nationality and residence status.
Students from Ukraine and Russia
Students may be required to provide:
Students from third countries and countries subject to additional verification requirements
Students may be required to provide:
Students under the age of 18
For minors, the presence of one parent may be required. Alternatively, a notarised power of attorney from a parent or legal guardian may be required, depending on the circumstances and the bank’s procedures.
Documents are generally accepted in English or Bulgarian. Documents issued in other languages may need to be accompanied by an official translation into Bulgarian.
Before visiting a bank
We recommend that you contact the bank in advance to confirm the current requirements, as banks may apply different procedures depending on the student’s nationality, residence status and individual circumstances.
In case of emergency
If you need immediate assistance in Bulgaria, call 112. The emergency number is free of charge and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
When you call, an operator will answer and ask you to provide information about the situation and the type of assistance you require. You will be connected to the appropriate emergency service:
When contacting 112, try to provide the following information:
If possible, remain calm and stay on the line until the operator confirms that all necessary information has been collected. Do not hang up unless instructed to do so.
The 112 service in Bulgaria can be contacted even if you do not speak Bulgarian; operators can provide assistance in English and other languages.
While studying in Bulgaria, you may need medical assistance for anything from a minor health concern to an emergency. Below you can find some useful information and recommended options for accessing medical and dental care in Varna.
The medical professionals and services listed below are provided as practical recommendations based on options known to VUM and its students. You are free to choose any doctor, medical centre or dental clinic.
If you have private health insurance, always check the terms and conditions of your policy and the reimbursement procedure with your insurance provider.
In case of emergency
If you need immediate assistance, call 112 (free of charge). The operator will ask which service you require: Fire Brigade, Police, or Ambulance.
If you need to go directly to an emergency medical facility:
Varna:
You can visit the Emergency Medical Centre at St Anna Hospital (District Hospital):
Address: Emergency Medical Centre – St Anna Hospital, 100 Tsar Osvoboditel Blvd., Varna
The Emergency Medical Centre is located in the grounds of St Anna Hospital (District Hospital).
Dobrich:
You can visit the Emergency Medical Centre at the District Hospital Dobrich (MBAL – Dobrich)
Address: str. “Panayot Hitov” 24
In a serious or life-threatening emergency, always call 112 first.
Non-Emergency Medical Care
Varna:
For non-urgent health concerns, you may contact Dr. Mariela Mihaylova at the Military Hospital in Varna.
Office hours: Daily, 08:30–13:00
Phone: 052 386 241
Address: Military Hospital Varna – 2nd Floor, Room 4
Dobrich:
For non-urgent health concerns, you may contact Dr. Paskal Paskalev at the Diagnostic and consulting center I
Phone: 0887 618 200
Address: Dobrich, str. “D. Petkov” 3, fl. 3
If you have private health insurance, remember to request an invoice from the respective physician after your appointment. You may need this document when applying for reimbursement from your insurance provider.
Finding a Doctor
If you need medical assistance and would like to find a doctor based on your specific health concern, you can use Superdoc.bg to search for doctors and book an appointment online.
Please note that, unfortunately, the Superdoc.bg website is currently available only in Bulgarian. However, many doctors include information about the foreign languages they speak on their profiles, which can help you find a physician you can communicate with comfortably.
If you intend to request reimbursement from your health insurance provider, we recommend asking the medical provider for the following documents after your appointment:
Having the necessary documentation will help you submit a reimbursement claim to your insurance provider.
Dental Care
Varna:
For dental care, we recommend Dr Maria Tanurkova at Dental Clinic Dr Boneva.
Phone: +359 877 88 68 16
Email: drbonevadentist@abv.bg
Address: 46A Neofit Bozveli Street, Varna
Please contact the clinic directly to arrange an appointment and obtain information about the services and payment options available.
Dobrich:
For dental care, we recommend Dr Anton Petakov
Phone: +359 88 725 5837
Address: str. “Sveti Sveti Kiril I Metodiy” 24, 9300 Dobrich
Where can I obtain a medical certificate?
In certain cases, you may be required to provide a medical certificate confirming that you are clinically healthy. In Bulgaria, this document is commonly referred to as a “medical certificate for work” (медицинско за работа).
Such a certificate can be obtained from most medical centers. Please note that the price may vary depending on the type and size of the healthcare facility.
We recommend using the services of Acibadem City Clinic Medical Center Varna:
Website: https://acibademcityclinic.bg/
Address: 1 Bregalnitsa Street, Varna
Phone: 0700 33 900; +359 892 202 080
Working hours:
Monday – Friday: 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Medical certificates can be issued without a prior appointment every day between 8:00 AM and 12:00 PM. The approximate cost is 15 EUR.
Yes, you are permitted to engage in employment within Bulgaria. Bulgarian law allows individuals with a student residence permit to work up to 20 hours per week while studying.
Yes. Graduates may remain in Bulgaria after completing their studies. Non-EU students may follow a specific procedure to access the Bulgarian labour market and seek full-time employment for a period of up to nine months. Please note that the application must be submitted within seven working days of the official graduation date. Failure to meet this deadline will make the graduate ineligible for this opportunity.
To initiate the procedure, students must obtain a document confirming their graduation from the Student Affairs Office. This document, together with their passport and residence permit card must be submitted to the relevant local Labour Office for registration. The Labour Office is located at 10 Shipka Street, Varna.
Following registration, a document confirming the registration with the Labour Office as a job-seeking person will be provided. This document should be retained, as it will be required for the subsequent residence application.
After the registration at the Labour office, the graduate needs to apply for a 9-Month Residence Extension. The application should be submitted to the Migration Department no later than 30 days before the expiry date of the graduate's current residence permit.
The required documents include:
If an employer does not apply for the necessary work permit on behalf of the graduate during this period, the graduate will be required to leave Bulgaria once the nine-month period expires.
If a student’s residence permit is due to expire during the 9-month period, they may extend it based on their registration in the labour office, for the remaining duration of the 9-month period starting from their official date of graduation. It is important to note that to avoid any penalties, the application for an extension must be submitted no later than 30 days before the expiry date of the current permit. The required documents for this application, according to Bulgarian law, include:
There is only one application form with multiple choices to choose from. When you fill out the application form, you need to tick the box with the following content “След приключване на обучението ми като студент в редовна форма на обучение във висше училище в Република България, в срок до 7 работни дни съм подал заявление в Агенцията по заетостта за регистрация като търсещо работа лице съгласно Закона за насърчаване на заетостта.” / having finalized my studies as a regular student in a higher education institution in the Republic of Bulgaria within 7 working days I have applied beFore the Employment Agency for registration as a job seeker under the Law of Promotion of Employment/.
If the migration officer requires some other information than that, they will inform you.
Students and graduates can obtain information about available job vacancies from the Student Welfare team within the Marketing and Admissions Department, located in Offices 100, 101, and 102. Please note that the Student Welfare team does not provide career counselling or act as a recruitment agency. Its role is limited to sharing information about job vacancies submitted by the university’s business partners.
Students are responsible for preparing and submitting any documents required by the employer, communicating directly with the employer regarding interviews and recruitment procedures, and obtaining information about working conditions, remuneration, working hours, and any other employment-related matters.
Information about available job vacancies can be provided in the following cases:
1.1. Graduates
1.2. Students who have successfully completed and officially reported the mandatory internships after their first and second years of study, as required by their academic programme
2.1. Graduates
2.2. Students who have successfully completed and officially reported the mandatory internships after their first and second years of study, as required by their academic programme
2.3. First- and second-year students looking for part-time employment during the academic year
Getting Around Varna
Public Transport
Varna has an efficient public transport system with buses and trolleys, making commuting convenient and affordable for students. Services run daily from 05:00 to 23:00.
Check schedules here: Varna Traffic or TTicketVarna app.
Tickets can be purchased on board, keep your ticket during the ride, as random inspections may occur, and fines are possible. For cheaper travel, consider getting a prepaid transport card. Cards can be purchased at “Bacho Kiro” 1.
All students are eligible for a free public transport card which can be purchased at “Bacho Kiro” 1, Varna. Please bring your residence permit and student status certificate issued by the Student Affairs office.
Taxis
Taxis are widely available, but we recommend using reputable companies or ride-hailing apps to avoid overcharging. Recommended providers: Triumph Taxi and Hippo Taxi.
Getting Around Dobrich
Public transport Dobrich: https://traffic.dobrich.bg/lines
Bus station Dobrich: https://avtogaradobrich.com/en
Taxis in Dobrich: President Taxi – 089 688 8178 and Favorit Taxi – 088 660 0887
Getting Around Bulgaria
By Train
Traveling by train is the cheapest way to explore the country, but delays are common, so patience is required. Check schedules here: BDZ Schedule
By Bus
Buses are generally punctual, affordable, and well-connected across Bulgaria. Check schedules here: Bus station Varna or obilet
Varna:
Staying active in Varna is easy, as students can enjoy football, volleyball, basketball, tennis, table tennis, swimming, ice skating, squash, and more. Some of these facilities are free, while others require a fee, but the cost is always more affordable when you share it with friends. You may book most of the facilities and check free use time via sport4all.bg
The city also offers a wide variety of gyms, ranging from simple and budget-friendly to modern and luxurious, so every student can find an option that suits their preferences and lifestyle. Most students prefer R.Fitness.
Once a year, Varna hosts the University Games, where students from six universities compete in different sports disciplines. This event is a great opportunity to take part in friendly competition, show your skills and enjoy the community spirit of university life.
Dobrich:
Staying active in Dobrich is convenient and accessible, with plenty of opportunities for students to engage in football, volleyball, basketball, tennis, swimming, martial arts, and track and field. Facilities are centered around major hubs like Sport Complex “Izida” in the City Park, Sport Complex “Rusalka” and Hall “Dobrotitsa”. Many outdoor courts and tracks around the park and local schools are free to access, while indoor hall or court rentals require a fee that becomes very affordable when split among friends or team members.
The city offers a wide range of gyms catering to every preference—from classic budget-friendly weight rooms to modern, fully equipped training centers. Popular student spots include Tytan Gym, My Fitness, Muscle Club Fitness, MAX GYM, and Iron Gym.
Varna:
During your free time, you can explore Varna’s rich cultural and historical heritage. The city is home to museums, art galleries, theatres, concerts, and exhibitions, offering a lively blend of modern and traditional arts and entertainment.
One of the most popular places for relaxation is the Alley of Sport Glory on Stanchov Alley. This scenic walking path stretches for more than a kilometre along the seaside, offering stunning views of the beach and the sea. Along the way, you will find plates dedicated to athletes from Varna who have taken part in the Olympic Games, as well as benches and free fitness equipment that make the alley a favourite spot for both exercise and leisure.
In the very heart of the city stands the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Holy Mother. This impressive landmark is not only an architectural masterpiece but also an important religious and cultural symbol of Varna. Its grandeur and spiritual atmosphere make it one of the must-see places in the city.
History lovers can visit the Varna Museum of Archaeology, one of the largest museums in Bulgaria. It covers more than two thousand square meters and presents artifacts from the prehistoric, Thracian, Greek, and Roman periods. The highlight of the collection is the world-famous Gold of Varna, the oldest known gold treasure in the world, dating back to 4600–4200 BCE.
The National Maritime Museum is another fascinating site, showcasing the maritime heritage of Bulgaria and the importance of Varna as the country’s sea capital. Its exhibitions include ancient anchors, ship decorations, uniforms, and many other items that reveal the history of the naval and commercial fleets.
For performing arts, the Varna Opera House is the cultural heart of the city. Hosting over two hundred productions each year, it offers a diverse repertoire of opera, ballet, and contemporary performances, attracting audiences from all over the country and beyond.
Finally, a unique attraction not to be missed is the Festa Dolphinarium, located in the greenery of the Sea Garden. Famous for its spectacular dolphin shows and educational programs, it has become one of the city’s most beloved landmarks and a symbol of Varna along the Black Sea coast.
Dobrich:
During your free time, you can explore Dobrich’s rich cultural and historical heritage. The city offers a charming mix of museums, art galleries, open-air concerts, and local festivals, combining a relaxed atmosphere with authentic Bulgarian arts and entertainment.
One of the most popular places for relaxation is St. George Park (the City Park), which is one of the oldest and largest urban parks in Bulgaria. This expansive green haven features scenic walking and cycling paths, peaceful ponds, outdoor fitness areas, sports fields, and cozy cafes, making it a favorite spot for both leisure and exercise. Within the park, you will also find the impressive Memorial Complex “Khan Asparuh”, a landmark dedicated to the founder of Bulgaria.
In the very heart of the city stands the Church of St. George, built in 1864 during the Bulgarian National Revival. This remarkable landmark is renowned for its splendid iconostasis and finely crafted icons. Its historic grandeur and serene spiritual atmosphere make it an essential visit for anyone discovering the center of Dobrich.
History and culture lovers can visit the “Old Dobrich” Open-Air Architectural and Ethnographic Museum, located right in the city center. Here, local artisans practice traditional crafts such as pottery, woodworking, and blacksmithing in preserved 19th-century style workshops. Additionally, the Dobrich Regional Museum of History displays rich archaeological collections from ancient and medieval times, highlighting the unique heritage of the Dobruja region.
Additional information can be found on the following links:
Varna:
You can buy food from all major supermarket chains in Varna, including Billa, Lidl and Kaufland. In addition, many small neighbourhood shops offer fresh fruits and vegetables at good prices. Bedding, kitchen utensils and other household items can be found in larger supermarkets and department stores, or you can visit IKEA, Jysk, Jumbo, AikoXXL or Mömax for a wider selection.
If you are looking for clothes, Varna has two major shopping malls: Grand Mall and Delta Planet Mall. Another great option is to stroll through the city centre, where you will discover a variety of small local clothing stores and second-hand stores.
Dobrich:
You can buy food from all major supermarket chains in Varna, including Billa, Lidl, Tomi and Kaufland. In addition, many small neighbourhood shops offer fresh fruits and vegetables at good prices.
Retail parks Dobrich (for food, clothes, bedding, kitchen utensils and other household items, electronics, etc.):
Varna:
Varna is a heaven for food lovers, with a wide range of restaurants, cafés and bars to suit every taste and budget. You can enjoy traditional Bulgarian cuisine, fresh seafood, international dishes and plenty of vegetarian or vegan options. Exploring the city’s food scene is a wonderful way to discover Bulgarian flavours and experience the country’s rich culinary traditions. Bulgarian cuisine is known for its fresh vegetables, dairy products and mild spices. Pork and chicken are widely used, but fish, veal and lamb are also popular, and each region of Bulgaria offers its own unique specialties.
When it comes to dining out, some of the most popular restaurants among locals and students include:
– Happy
– Burrata Italiana
– Mono Loco Tacos & Tequila Bar
– Nemo
– Staria Chinar
If you are looking for a relaxed weekend brunch, favourites in Varna are:
– Familia Café
– 43/12
– Cherry by Mary
– Marche
– Bacaro
The city also has a vibrant nightlife with plenty of places to socialize. Popular bars and clubs where students often gather include:
– Cubo
– Menthol
– Kultura
– Averi Beers
– Sumatoha
– Maze
– Plaza Night
Whether you are in the mood for a quiet drink by the sea or a lively night out, Varna has something for everyone.
Dobrich:
Bistro E-club – students are entitled to receive a discount card for the E-club bistro. It’s located on the ground floor of the VUM building.
Summer Theater Restaurant (Ресторант “Летен театър”)
Other restaurants in Dobrich can be found here.
Varna Campus
13A Oborishte Street, Varna, 9000, Bulgaria
Office: 100/101
Tel: +359 882 370 014
E-mail: student.experience@vum.bg
Dobrich Campus
3, Bulgaria Street, Dobrich, 9300, Bulgaria
Tel: +359 885 398 620
Email: dobrich_user@vumk.eu
VUM Dormitory (only for questions regarding accommodation and migration issues)
5A Bacho Kiro Street, Dobrich, 9300
Tel: +359 886 140 606
E-mail: reception@vum.bg
Business hours: from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday – Friday
