Below is a few steps that might help your to choose your target journal
1- Find the list regarding to SJR database / choose based on criteria :
http://www.scimagojr.com/journalrank.php?category=2312&type=j&country=Eastern%20Europe
or you can use the new metric introduced by Scopus:
https://journalmetrics.scopus.com/?DGCID=Social_Twitter_post2&sf45681268=1
2- Generally if SJR index is around 1, we can say that Journal impact factor is 2, almost 50% ( based on my info. and not necessary to be applicable for all journals).
3- Find the journal in the ISI metric to check whether it is index or not.
http://ip-science.thomsonreuters.com/mjl/
Good luck
It is better to first identified the audience of the article you want to write, i.e. who has an interest in reading it, whom it will benefit to. You may also look at the papers you are citing. These first actions result in a limited candidates. The final choice may take into account other criteria, such as the need to publish in Open Access, or the cost , or the necessity to publish in journals that are index in the Web of Science etc.
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