Bulgaria has joined the Eurozone on 1 January 2026, following years of monetary stability under its currency board. This transition aims to further integrate Bulgaria with the European economy, streamline transactions, and open new opportunities for businesses and investors.
Discover how Bulgaria’s adoption of the euro in 2026 builds on decades of monetary stability and integration with European financial systems.
Sectoral Effects
Learn what euro adoption means for Bulgaria’s banking, real estate, tourism, and industry sectors, including practical impacts and lessons from Croatia’s experience.
Looking Ahead
Explore why the transition is seen as an evolutionary step, with modest financial gains and deeper European integration, and what challenges remain for businesses and policymakers.
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