Visa & Immigration

Preparation steps, document requirements, and expected questions help applicants confidently navigate the Romanian Immigration Office interview process.

Romanian residence permit renewal from abroad is generally not permitted because physical presence is required by immigration authorities.

Romanian citizenship naturalisation requires meeting legal residence timelines, proving language proficiency, and demonstrating financial stability.

Foreign entrepreneurship in Romania requires registering a company, obtaining a long-stay visa, and proving sufficient funds for a residence permit.

The Romanian long-stay visa provides a ninety-day entry window to apply for a residence permit and live legally in the country.

Family reunification in Romania requires your residence permit, proof of income and housing, and General Inspectorate for Immigration approval.

Biometric data submission for a Romanian residence card requires visiting a local General Inspectorate for Immigration office with specific documents.

Romanian immigration rules and police certificates determine how authorities evaluate residence permit applications for individuals with past convictions.

Romanian work permit applications require employers to navigate the General Inspectorate for Immigration and secure approvals for non-EU citizens.

Permanent residence in Romania requires five years of continuous legal stay, stable financial means, health insurance, and proof of integration.