bulgaria

For a more international comparison it's about the same size as Bulgaria but has a lot more people.

Taxes in Bulgaria are quite low too (10% for businesses and 5% when you pay dividends).

You could also open a bank account in Bulgaria and get a debit card from there.

Which was about the same level as Brazil, Bulgaria and South Africa.

I dispute that will continue for very long considering the socio-economic collapse Bulgaria has experienced since they joined the EU.

I did not write that Bulgaria is anti-EU, I said it's majority is pro-Russian.

Actually you got the Bulgaria part a bit wrong.

You will end up as Macedonia, Albania, Bulgaria or Romania (last two will do probably better) so I don't think you will like it.

I am from France and I've lived in Bulgaria for a while.

Your stats on Bulgaria are also completely backwards.

Unfortunately Bulgaria doesn't look like Switzerland at all, I wonder why.

This is a good example, Bulgaria grew like crazy -- after 35% of their debt was completely forgiven and the remainder was heavily subsidized via very low interest rates.

Bulgaria is today Orthodox Christian and has kept the culture of their "arch-enemy".

Why should they be privileged over the slightly poorer in, say, Bulgaria, who will hear a fractional brunt of a Greek bailout?

Things worked for me like this while growing as a kid in Burgas, Bulgaria, up until I graduated in 1994.

Bulgaria, Greece and Russia share an Orthodox Christian and Slavic heritage.