Romania Work Visa

Foreign nationals travelling to Romania to accept paid employment with a Romanian company are granted a Romania work visa, commonly known as a Romanian Employment Visa (D/AM). You need a work permit from the Romanian Inspectorate General for Immigration in order to obtain a work visa. Your employer in Romania will submit the application on your behalf.

You need the following in order to apply for a work visa for Romania:

• Work Permit received from your employer and presented to the Romanian Inspectorate General for Immigration.
• The Romanian work visa must be applied for at a Romanian diplomatic mission or consulate within 60 days of receiving work permission.
• documents pertaining to your job status.
• Police clearance certificate from your country of residence.
• Until the end of the time when your visa is valid, purchase travel health insurance.
• Evidence of lodging in Romania
• Proof of adequate financial resources demonstrating that you will be paid at least the required minimum gross wage for the term of your work visa.
• A form for applying for a visa to Romania, which is available for download on the ministry's website. The application must be typed in letter format and signed.
• Two current photos that meet the requirements for Romanian visa photos.
• 3cm x 4cm, with your face occupying between 70% and 80% of the image
• on a white background, taken
• A passport or other travel document that is valid and accepted by Romania:
• is still valid for at least three more months after the expiration of your visa.
• was released in the ten years prior
• has a minimum of two blank pages on which the visa can be attached by Romanian consular personnel.
• airline ticket

Eligibility- Work Visa Romania

You need to fit into one of the following categories in order to be eligible for a Romania work visa

• You'll work in a Romanian institution that has been granted accreditation to perform research, study, or any other kind of specialised activity.
• You are an expert worker.
• You will participate in a bilateral agreement at work.
• You will follow the Minister of National Education's instructions when working.
• Your work will be artistic in nature and will be carried out in accordance with the minister of culture's instructions.
• Due to a pact between Romania and your nation, you have access to the labour market there.
• You will work for a ministry or other central public or local government entity.
• You'll be in charge of a corporation with an overseas headquarters' Romanian branch office or subsidiary office.