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United Kingdom - Basic information about the British Embassy in Sofia, plus links to related external websites. In English and Bulgarian.
United States - With a detailed history of the complicated diplomatic relations between Bulgaria and the United States.
Netherlands - Royal Netherlands Embassy in Sofia, with information on Dutch culture, government, tourism, bilateral relations, current events in Holland, and embassy and consular affairs.
Indonesia - Embassy of Indonesia in Sofia, with information about Indonesian society and business opportunities, embassy and the services offered.
South Korea - Embassy of the Republic of Korea to the Republic of Bulgaria. Has contact information for the local offices of Korean companies in Bulgaria.
Czech Republic - Embassy of the Czech Republic in Bulgaria. Includes a curriculum vitae of the ambassador.
Belgium - Embassy of Belgium in Sofia, with information on the monthly meeting of the Belgian Community in Bulgaria.
Denmark - Royal Danish Embassy in Sofia, in English, Danish, and Bulgarian. Includes visa facts and pictures of Denmark.
Norway - Royal Norwegian Embassy in Bulgaria, including an overview of projects supported by the Norwegian government.
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