Entry in Romania of EU / EEA / Swiss Confederation citizens and members of their families
If you are an individual from any state of the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA) or of Switzerland can enter through any border crossing point if you present a valid national identity document, passport or other document certifying the identity and recognized by the Romanian state.
Citizens of EU / EEA / Swiss Confederation may enter and stay in Romania according to the right to free movement and residence in line with European Regulations.
If you stay in Romania longer than 3 months you must register your residency (by obtaining a registration certificate) to the territorial offices of the General Inspectorate for Immigration.
Entry in Romania of family members who are not EU / EEA / Swiss Confederation
If you are a family member with a non-UE / EEA / Swiss Confederation state citizenship you can enter in Romania through all border crossing points if you present a passport and a valid visa. A visa is required if you come from a state where the visa is mandatory for entry into Romania.
Obtaining your residence permit
The documents issued by the General Inspectorate for Immigration for registering your residency are:
Citizens of EU / EEA / Swiss Confederation and their family members can work on the Romanian territory dependently / independently under the same conditions as Romanian citizens – based on a labor contract, secondment decisions, etc.
Residence for Employment
Residence for secondment
Residence for Commercial Activities
Residence for Economic Activities
Professional Activities
Volunteering
Residency based means of support
Residency for Studies
Humanitarian Activities
Religious Activities
Residency based means of support
Residency for Studies
Residency for Family members (EU / EEA / Swiss Confederation)
Residency for Family members of the Romanian citizen
Residency for Partners and dependents (EU / EEA / Swiss Confederation)
Validity of your residency certificate
The registration certificate is issued on the same day and is valid for a period of up 5 years but not shorter than one year. The residence card is issued within 90 days from the filing date.
Permanent Residence
If you are a citizen EU / EEA / or member of his/her family and have a continuous and legal stay in Romania for a period exceeding 5 years, you can apply for permanent residency./p>
The validity of permanent residence card is 10 years from the date of issue, except those that are issued for people aged under 14 whose validity is 5 years from date of issue.
To obtain the permanent residence card (the document that certifies permanent residence in Romania) you must submit to the local services of the General Inspectorate for Immigration in the county where you live, the following documents:
For citizens of EU / EEA / Swiss Confederation
For family member of the EU / EEA / Swiss Confederation citizens
*The requirements for legality and continuity of the residence
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