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Why apply for a Romania work visa?

  • Job Vacancies: Over 60,000 open positions annually across various sectors (hospitality, agriculture, construction, logistics, IT, and healthcare).
  • Average Salary: Earn between €8,000 and €18,000 annually (varies by job and industry).
  • Unemployment Rate: Low, currently around 5.6%, offering reasonable job security.
  • Work Hours: Standard 40-hour workweek; 8-hour shifts are typical.
  • Paid Leave: 20–21 days of paid annual vacation, plus public holidays.
  • Salary Growth: Steady annual wage increases, with average gross wages rising by around 10% in recent years.

Benefits of working in Romania

  • Affordable Living: Lower cost of living than Western Europe; rent, food, and services are budget-friendly.
  • Growing Economy: Rapidly developing sectors and ongoing foreign investment.
  • Diverse Opportunities: Jobs are available for skilled and unskilled workers; sectors like agriculture, construction, manufacturing, and IT are in high demand.
  • Labor Protections: Employment contracts, paid leave, maternity/paternity benefits, and social security.
  • Language Skills: Opportunity to learn/use English, Romanian, or Hungarian (depending on the region).
  • Prime Location: Eastern Europe—easy access to the EU, neighbouring Hungary, Bulgaria, Serbia, and Ukraine.
  • Work-Life Balance: Standard working hours and family-friendly benefits.
  • Path to Residency: Opportunities to obtain long-term residence after continuous legal employment.

Types of Romania Work Permits for Non-EU Citizens

  • Single Work Permit: For standard employment with a job offer; usually valid for 1 year, renewable.
  • EU Blue Card: For highly qualified professionals; valid for up to 2 years, renewable.
  • Seasonal Work Permit: For short-term work in agriculture or tourism; valid up to 6 months.
  • Cross-Border Worker Permit: For non-residents who work in Romania but live in a neighbouring country.
  • Secondment Permit: For workers temporarily posted by a foreign employer to a Romanian company.
  • Business Permit: For entrepreneurs or self-employed individuals engaging in business activities in Romania.
  • Working Holiday Visa: (Limited availability—primarily for young people from select countries for work and travel up to 1 year.)

In-Demand Industries and Occupations in Romania

                                                                                                                             

 

Occupation

 Eligible for Males Eligible for Females Age Requirement Monthly Salary (EUR) Additional Notes
Construction Worker Yes No 18+ from 1000€ Physically demanding; experience preferred.
Electrician Yes No 18+ from 1000€ Requires technical certification/experience.
Polyethylene Pipe Welder Yes No 18+ from 1000€ Technical skill required; specific to HDPE (PE) pipe welding.
Reinforcement Worker / Concrete Worker Yes No 18+ from 1100€ Work in residential/commercial construction; perform tasks as per project requirements.
Cleaner (Construction) No Yes 18+ 700–800€ Mainly cleaning roles at construction sites; no special qualifications required.

Basic Terms and Conditions of Employment

  1. Contract Duration: Options for 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year, with possible extension.
  2. Accommodation: Free, provided by the company.
  3. Transportation: Free, provided by the company.
    • Annual leave: 21 days per year of continuous service (per Romanian labor law).
  4. Medical Services: Free during the employment contract.
  5. Working Hours: 8 hours/day, 5 days/week (2 days off).
  6. Other Benefits: As per Romania Labor Law.
  7. Accommodation Assistance: Provided as needed.

Additional Notes:

  • Overtime Pay: Many jobs may include additional earnings for overtime or irregular working hours.
  • Estimated Extra Pay: Technical positions may earn more with overtime.
  • Workplace Benefits: Housing, transportation, and other allowances or bonuses may be offered depending on the employer.

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Unlock exciting opportunities in Romania with our tailor-made work permit and visa packages. Our pricing structure is completely transparent, with no hidden costs, ensuring you know exactly what to expect.

Pricing Structure:

  • Pre-Payment: €1200—This payment initiates the process and covers eligibility checks, document collection, and employer matching.
  • Second Payment: €1200—Pay after your work permit is approved and ready for dispatch.
  • Final Payment: € 1,400—Pay once your visa is issued and before your travel arrangements are finalised.

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  • Affordable and Transparent Pricing: No surprises or hidden charges—what you see is what you pay.
  • Comprehensive Services: We handle everything from document preparation to post-arrival assistance.
  • Expert Team: Dedicated agents to guide you through every step of the process.
  • Secure Document Dispatch: DHL courier services deliver work permits and other documents to your home.

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Which documents are required for a Romania work permit?

  • Valid Passport: Copy of main and all relevant pages.
  • Qualifications: Degrees, diplomas, or certificates matching the job.
  • Work Experience Proof: Employer letters/certificates (if applicable).
  • Language Skills: Some blue-collar jobs may require English at the B1 level.
  • Police Clearance Certificate: Issued by the home country, with an apostille.

Eligibility Note:

All Nationalities Eligible
Applicants from Somalia, Iraq, Iran, Cuba, Libya, and Syria (age group 18-45) are not eligible for work permits in Romania .

 

Romania Work Permit and Visa Assistance Process – Your Pathway to a New Future!

 

Step No. Process Details Payment Details
1 Sign Agreement Enter a service agreement to start your work permit and visa process for Romania. Pre-Payment €1200
2 Eligibility Check Verify eligibility for a Romanian work permit (nationality, skills, employer needs). Included in pre-payment
3 Document Collection Submit all required documents: passport, CV, qualifications, work experience, police clearance, medical (if needed). Included in pre-payment
4 Initial Payment First installment to begin the process officially. €1200 (Pre-payment)
5 Dedicated Agent Personalized support and guidance from your assigned agent. Included in pre-payment
6 Employer Matching Find a suitable Romanian employer based on your profile and skills. Included in pre-payment
7 Work Permit Application Submit your work permit application to Romanian authorities after employer confirmation. Included in pre-payment
8 Progress Updates Receive regular updates on your work permit status. Included in pre-payment
9 Second Payment Pay after your work permit is approved and before next processing steps. €1200 (Second Payment)
10 Document Dispatch Secure delivery of your approved work permit and documents to your address. Included in second payment
11 Visa Guidance Comprehensive support for your long-stay visa application process. Included in second payment
12 Visa Appointment Arrangement Help with scheduling your embassy/consulate appointment (extra fee for lawyer/agent, if needed)  Conditions apply form which Country you applied visa. Optional/Separate Fee
13 Visa Submission Submission of your visa application and required documents at the Romanian embassy or visa center. Included in second payment
14 Mock Interview Preparation Preparation sessions to improve your confidence for the visa interview. Included in second payment
15 Visa Rejection Assistance Support for appeals or re-applications if your visa is refused. Included in second payment
16 Final Payment Pay after your visa approval, before travel arrangements and relocation. €1400 (Final Payment)
17 Pre-Departure Checklist Step-by-step list to ensure you have all required documents and tasks completed. Included in final payment
18 Financial Advice Guidance on demonstrating sufficient funds for your visa application. Included in final payment
19 Travel Arrangements Support in booking flights and informing your Romanian employer of travel dates. Included in final payment
20 Airport Assistance Meet and assist at the airport on arrival in Romania. Included in final payment
21 One-Day Accommodation Complimentary accommodation on the first day before moving to permanent housing. Included in final payment
22 Local Orientation Session to familiarize yourself with the city, transport, and local area. Included in final payment
23 Welcome Assistance Help with finding temporary accommodation, registration, and formalities. Included in final payment
24 Accommodation Assistance Support in securing your first permanent housing near your workplace. Included in final payment
25 SIM Card & Bank Account Setup Assistance in getting a local SIM card and setting up a bank account in Romania. Included in final payment

Annual and Monthly Salaries in Romania

Salaries below are approximate and may vary depending on the region, sector, and employer. Figures are based on a standard 40-hour workweek. Actual net salaries may vary due to tax and social security contributions.

Workweek (Hours) Gross Monthly Salary (EUR) Gross Annual Salary (EUR)
40 (Standard) €700 – €1,200 €8,400 – €14,400
36 (Reduced) €600 – €1,050 €7,200 – €12,600

Note:

  • Salaries are based on average rates as of 2024–2025.
  • Figures shown are gross (before deductions for tax, pension, and insurance).
  • Salaries differ by region, job role, and experience level.

Accommodation options

Romania companies provide shared accommodation for employees in Romania:

  • Rooms: Shared with 2-4 people, based on availability.
  • Facilities: Furnished rooms with shared kitchen and bathroom.
  • Restrictions: No accommodation for family members, partners, or pets.

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Romania Work Permit and Visa FAQs

About Working in Romania: Your Quick Guide to Work Permits and Visas.

  1. Who needs a work permit to work in Romania?
    Non-EU/EEA nationals require a work permit before legally working in Romania.

  2. Can I apply for a Romanian work permit from abroad?
    No, your Romanian employer must apply for the work permit on your behalf.

  3. What types of work permits are available in Romania?
    Common permits include standard work permit, seasonal, EU Blue Card, cross-border, and secondment permits.

  4. What documents are required for a Romanian work permit?
    Typically, a valid passport, job offer, qualifications, police clearance, medical certificate, and proof of experience.

  5. How long does it take to process a work permit?
    Processing time is usually 30–60 days, depending on the case and region.

  6. Is there a minimum salary requirement for foreign workers?
    Yes, foreign workers must receive at least the national minimum wage or sector-specific minimum.

  7. Do I need to speak Romanian to get a job?
    Not always. Many jobs require English or basic Romanian, but language requirements depend on the employer and job role.

  8. Can family members accompany me to Romania?
    Yes, after obtaining your residence permit, you may apply for family reunification for eligible family members.

  9. How long is a Romanian work permit valid?
    Generally valid for 1 year, renewable with ongoing employment.

  10. Can I change employers while in Romania?
    Changing employers requires a new work permit application by your new employer.

  11. Do I need a visa if I have a Romanian work permit?
    Yes, after your work permit is approved, you must apply for a long-stay (D) visa to enter Romania for work.

  12. Can I apply for permanent residency in Romania?
    Yes, after 5 years of continuous legal residence, you may apply for long-term/permanent residency.

  13. What happens if my work permit application is rejected?
    You or your employer can appeal the decision or correct missing/incomplete documentation and reapply.

  14. Can students work in Romania?
    Non-EU students can work part-time (up to 4 hours/day) if their student residence permit allows.

  15. Are there age limits for Romanian work permits?
    No official maximum age, but you must meet the legal working age (usually 18+).

  16. Can I extend my work permit?
    Yes, your employer can apply for renewal before the current permit expires.

  17. Is health insurance required for a work permit?
    Yes, proof of health insurance or employer-provided coverage is required.

  18. Can I work multiple jobs with one work permit?
    No, your work permit is usually tied to a specific employer and position.

  19. What are the main reasons for work permit rejection?
    Incomplete documentation, unqualified position, employer quota filled, or lack of employer compliance.

  20. Where do I submit my visa application after my work permit is approved?
    You must apply for a long-stay visa (D/AM) at the Romanian consulate/embassy in your home country.

 

  1. Who needs a Romanian work visa?
    Non-EU/EEA nationals who want to work in Romania require a work visa.

  2. Can I apply for a Romanian work visa without a job offer?
    No, you must have a job offer and an approved work permit before applying for the visa.

  3. Where do I apply for the Romanian work visa?
    At the Romanian embassy or consulate in your home country or country of legal residence.

  4. What documents are required for a Romanian work visa?
    Passport, work permit, employment contract, accommodation proof, financial means, police clearance, and health insurance.

  5. How long is the Romanian work visa valid?
    Usually valid for 90 days; upon arrival, you must apply for a residence permit to stay longer.

  6. How long does it take to process the work visa?
    Processing usually takes 10–30 days after submitting a complete application.

  7. Can my family accompany me to Romania?
    Yes, you can apply for family reunification after you obtain your residence permit.

  8. Do I need to prove language skills for a Romanian work visa?
    Language requirements depend on the job; some positions may require English or Romanian proficiency.

  9. Is there an age limit to apply for a work visa?
    There is no maximum age, but you must meet Romania’s minimum legal working age (usually 18+).

  10. Can I extend my Romania work visa?
    The visa itself is not extended; you apply for a residence permit for long-term stay.

  11. What is the difference between a work permit and a work visa?
    The work permit is approved by Romanian authorities to allow employment; the work visa (D/AM) allows you to enter Romania for work.

  12. Do I need health insurance for the visa application?
    Yes, valid health insurance covering your stay is required.

  13. Can I change employers on the same visa?
    No, changing employers requires a new work permit and likely a new visa application.

  14. What are the main reasons for visa refusal?
    Incomplete documents, lack of sufficient funds, unqualified job role, or concerns about return intentions.

  15. Is an interview required at the embassy?
    Yes, most applicants must attend an interview as part of the visa process.

  16. Can I travel to other Schengen/EU countries with a Romanian work visa?
    No, the Romanian work visa is only valid for Romania, not for Schengen area travel.

  17. Do I need a police clearance certificate?
    Yes, a recent police clearance from your country of residence is typically required.

  18. How much money do I need to show for the visa application?
    You must show proof of sufficient funds to support yourself, as set by Romanian authorities.

  19. Can I work part-time on a Romanian work visa?
    Yes, if stated in your employment contract and within the scope of your work permit.

  20. What should I do after arriving in Romania with my work visa?
    Apply for a residence permit at the local immigration office to legalise your long-term stay.

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