March 13 is the deadline for the Central Election Commission to determine the places in the countries where polling stations will be organized for the parliamentary elections on April 4, 2021.
A polling station abroad would be opened if there was a diplomatic or consular mission of Bulgaria in the city. Sections outside embassies are only opened if there are at least 60 voters who have applied to vote. The total number of polling stations formed in a non-EU country is up to 35.
Based on the decision of the CEC, the polling stations will be formed by March 16 by order of the diplomatic or consular heads.
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