Immigration in Romania — The Immigration Advisers

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About Immigration in Romania

About Immigration in Romania  

About the Immigration Advisers in Romania and Europe

Immigration experts dating back to 2008 in immigration matters in Romania, in obtaining Romanian visa, citizenship or asylum, we pride ourselves with advising companies listed in Fortune 500, as well as their directors, employees or heads of the representative offices, appointed in Romania, various embassies, natural persons, and their families, citizens of the European Union, the Swiss Confederation as well as citizens outside the European Union and the Swiss Confederation.

Our consulting services are tailored to each client’s circumstances. We have assisted nationals from the following countries: United States of America, Japan, Austria, France, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Netherlands, Belgium, Israel, Lebanon, Liban, Iran, India, Vietnam, China and Russia.

Our team makes commitments when it comes to our clients’ needs and we make every effort to deliver to the client the most practical and least bureaucratic solution.

We collaborate with well-known national, international and European companies in order to obtain and register the stay and residency right in Europe for various EU/Swiss Confederation and non-EU citizens, white collars and blue-collar individuals as well as for residency by investment.

Our consulting services are tailored for each client first and foremost and aim to promote migration into Romania and support services for business set up in Romania.

INCORPORATE YOUR BUSINESS IN ROMANIA & CORPORATE AFFAIRS

Profit tax in Romania is one of the most advantageous in the European Union and many investment funds incorporate subsidiaries in Romania:

    • For companies not exceeding turnover 500.000 Euro and hiring 1 individual the profit tax is only 1-3%
    • Profit tax is 16% for companies that exceed 500.000 Euro in turnover.
    • The standard Romanian dividend-tax rate is 16% for dividends distributed from 1 January 2026. Exemptions, treaty relief and transitional rules may apply depending on the recipient’s circumstances. Updated: 15 October 2026.

 

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