Queues: Bulgaria–Greece border today

Quick answer

As of 08:08 (Warsaw time) on August 7, 2026, on the Bulgaria–Greece border the longest queue towards Greece is at “Ivaylovgrad – Kyprinos” (48 min) and the shortest at “Ilinden – Exochi” (42 min). Towards Bulgaria the longest wait is at “Kulata – Promachonas” (54 min).

Data updated

Sources: DPSU · eCherha · granica.gov.pl · traveller reports

Ilinden – Exochi

→ Greece42 min → Bulgaria48 min
42 min42 minupdated 1 min ago

Makaza – Nymfaia

→ Greece42 min → Bulgaria48 min
42 minupdated 1 min ago

Rudozem – Xanthi

→ Greece42 min → Bulgaria42 min
42 minupdated 1 min ago

Zlatograd – Thermes

→ Greece42 min → Bulgaria48 min
42 minupdated 1 min ago

Ivaylovgrad – Kyprinos

→ Greece48 min → Bulgaria48 min
48 minupdated 1 min ago

Kapitan Petko Voyvoda – Ormenio

→ Greece48 min → Bulgaria36 min
48 min42 minupdated 1 min ago

Kulata – Promachonas

→ Greece48 min → Bulgaria54 min
48 min42 minupdated just now

When to go

Border queues are usually shortest at night, roughly between 01:00 and 05:00, and longest in the evening and at weekends. In the holiday season the Balkan-route peak falls on Saturdays. Check the live figures above before setting off.

Current snapshot across all borders

Queue statistics

As of 08:08 (Warsaw time) on August 7, 2026, at Poland’s borders the longest wait to enter Poland is at “Terespol – Brest” (border with Belarus) — 14:08; to leave Poland — at “Dorohusk – Yagodyn” (6:55). The longest Balkan-route queue: “Preševo – Tabanovce” — 7:05. Queues are usually shortest between 01:00 and 05:00.