Bulgaria is preparing to introduce the euro as its official currency on January 1, 2026. Agrion remains a trusted partner in this transition. From August 1, 2025, the prices of all goods and services will be announced in leva and euros according to the fixed exchange rate of 1 euro = 1.95583 leva. Every offer from Agrion is in both currencies. For example, if the price is 2,000 BGN/decares, in euros it is approximately 1,022 euros/decares. It should be noted that transactions are carried out in BGN until the official introduction of the euro. Until then, the price in euros is for reference only.

Beware of fraud
The transition to the euro carries risks of abuse, especially by fake brokers who can mislead landowners, especially in small towns or among the elderly. Unscrupulous individuals often manipulate the exchange rate by announcing lower or higher values in one of the currencies to conceal the real price of the land. In some cases, they make offers only in euros to create confusion or a perception of a higher price. Fraudsters may offer you a deal in euros at an unrealistic price and pressure you to sign quickly. Such "urgent" deals with unclear terms often lead to financial losses or unfavorable contracts.

Trust Agrion
Experts advise you to check offers by comparing prices in levs and euros against the official exchange rate, insist on full transparency regarding all additional costs associated with the deal, avoid verbal agreements or "urgent" transactions, work only with proven companies, and do not trust random people or "very lucrative" offers. It is better to have a secure deal with a trusted partner than a quick loss.

Agrion is a proven leader in the agricultural land sector with many years of experience, a transparent history, and a team of professionals. The company guarantees fair prices, protection from fraud, and professional support. Call 0800 111 66 for a free consultation or visit www.agrion.bg.