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THE ROMANIAN VISA

The Romanian Visa

1. INFORMATION REGARDING VISAS:

THE ROMANIAN VISA

1. General information concerning Romanian visas and general conditions for travelling to Romania
A visa is a document that enables the holder to arrive at any Romanian border post, in order to require a transit through, or, depending on the case, a short-stay on the Romanian territory. The border post officers will demand aliens to make the proof of the fulfillment of the general conditions of entry and stay on the Romanian territory, as provided by law. Should the conditions provided for, not be fulfilled, aliens will be forbidden to enter the Romanian territory, despite the fact that they might have previously obtained a Romanian visa.
According to the provisions of GO 194/2002 concerning the regime of aliens in Romania, republished with all the subsequent amendments and completions, the Romanian visa is granted by the Romanian diplomatic missions and consular posts abroad.

2. Types of visas granted and issued by the Romanian state:

a. The airport transit visa (identified through the letter A): it entitles aliens to pass through the international transit area of an airport without actually entering the national territory of the country concerned, during a stop-over or a transfer between two stages of an international flight;
b. The transit visa (identified through the letter B): it entitles the access of aliens on the territory of Romania, for the purpose of transit, throughout a period of maximum 5 days;
c. The short-stay visa (identified through the letter C): it entitles the entry and the short residence of aliens on the territory of Romania for a period of 90 days within an interval of maximum 6 months from the date of entry (in the case of a multiple-entry visa, the period of residence will be taken into account starting with the date of the first entry). The Romanian short-stay visa is granted for the following purposes: for an official government mission, for tourism, business, private visit, transportation, partaking in sports activities, as well as cultural scientific or academic events. In the case of a holder of a short-stay visa, the stay right cannot under any circumstances be prolonged. 
d. The long-stay visa (identified through the letter D): it allows the entry and residence of aliens on the territory of Romania, for a period of maximum 90 days, intended for the following purposes: economic activities, professional activities, commercial activities (such as investments), religious or humanitarian activities, work, studying, family reunification, as well as research. The residence right implied by the long-stay visa is of 90 days, however, this type of visa allows for its prolongation by means of an official request addressed to the Romanian Office for Immigration, from the structure of the Romanian Ministry of Interior and Administrative Reform. The requests for the prolongation of the right of residence must be personally submitted by the applicants, at the local branch-offices of the Romanian Office for Immigration closest to their place of residence, within at least 30 days before the stay right granted by the visa, expires. Should this term become outdated, it imminently makes the visa obsolete and triggers the obligation of leaving the territory of Romania.
N.B.: Short-stay and transit visas can be exceptionally granted by border post officers, at the Romanian border posts, according to the provisions of Council Regulation (EC) no. 415/2003, on the issue of visas at the border, including the issue of such visas to seamen in transit, published in the Official Journal of the European Union L/64 from the 7th of March 2003 and also, according to the provisions of Regulation (EC) no. 562/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council, establishing a Community Code on the rules governing the movement of persons across borders (The Schengen Border Code), from March 15th , 2006, published in the Official Journal of the European Union L/105 from April 13th, 2006.
The right of residence on the territory of Romania, granted to aliens by means of the short-stay visa, cannot under any circumstances be prolonged.
The purpose of the trip initially requested by aliens and hence granted to them by means of the short-stay visa, cannot be altered and modified throughout the period of their stay on the territory of Romania.
The long-stay visa inherently grants aliens that have entered the territory of Romania, the right to apply for the prolongation of the right of temporary residence and to obtain a residence permit. The request filed in this respect, must be addressed to the Romanian Office for Immigration, from the structure of the Romanian Ministry of Interior and Administrative Reform.
Besides filling in the visa application form, aliens who wish to apply for a Romanian visa must as well submit the following documents: a valid travel document, acknowledged by the state of Romania and that fulfills the formal conditions for affixing the visa sticker. Similarly, aliens must submit all the supporting documents provided by law, as it follows: documents that attest the stated purpose of the trip, the period of stay, the demanded financial means, as well as the means necessary for the aliens’ return to their home country, or the continuation of the trip towards a third state, upon the end of their stay in Romania.

 DOCUMENTS REQUESTED IN VIEW OF OBTAINING A ROMANIAN VISA, ACCORDING TO THE PROVISIONS OF EMERGENCY ORDINANCE NO 194/2002 OF THE ROMANIAN GOVERNMENT, REGARDING THE REGIME OF ALIENS IN ROMANIA
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I. The airport transit visa (identified through the letter A)
The airport transit visa is compulsory for the nationals of the states comprised within Annex 1 (namely those states marked with **).
Conditions:
The proof of an existing visa for the state of destination and of the plane ticket valid to destination; in the case when the state of destination is the state of origin, or another state for which the alien does not need an entry visa, only the valid airplane ticket will be taken into account, provided that it is valid for the state of destination and that the itinerary does not entail halts, or digressions for the purpose of trips into states for which an entry or transit visa is required. 

 II. The transit visa (identifies through the letter B)
The transit visa allows the access of aliens on the territory of Romania, for the purpose of transit. This type of visa can be issued for one, two or multiple transits, provided that each transit period must not exceed 5 days.
 Conditions:
  The proof of an existing visa for the state of destination and of the plane ticket valid to destination; when the trip is carried out by car, the alien must submit the driving license, the registration documents of the vehicle, as well as the green card bearing the personal details of the owner, the state of destination and the states that will be transited.

III. The short-stay visa
(1)Mission (identified through the symbol C/M) - Issued to aliens (and to members of their families) who, for reasons related to their political, administrative or public positions, have to travel to Romania. This type of visa is issued to aliens bearing official positions within governments, public administrations or international organizations.
Required documents:
ü A verbal note or an official letter addressed to the Romanian diplomatic mission or consular post abroad, where the visa application has been lodged, on behalf of the government or of any other authority from the state of residence, or on behalf of an international organization, therein attesting the official status of the visa applicant, as well as the official purpose of the trip.
(2) The short-stay visa for tourist purposes (identified through the symbol C/TU) – Issued to aliens travelling to Romania for tourism.
 Required documents:
ü a voucher or firm reservation at a tourist accommodation unit, as well as the itinerary of the trip;
ü a travel ticket valid to destination, or the driving license, green card and the registration documents of the means of transport, in the case of vehicle drivers;
ü medical insurance;
ü proof of financial means ranging up to EUR 50/day for the entire period, but not less than EUR 500/day or the equivalent value in convertible currency.
(3) The short-stay visa for visiting purposes (identified through the symbol C/VV) – Issued to aliens  travelling to Romania for private visits, at the invitation of Romanian citizens, or of aliens holding a valid Romanian residence permit, upon submission of the following supporting documents:
 Required documents:
ü travel ticket valid to destination, or alternatively, the driving license, green card and the registration documents of the means of transport, in the case of vehicle drivers;
ü medical insurance;
ü an authenticated invitation on behalf of the visited person, stating that they will cover the repatriation expenses, should the invited alien not leave Romania upon expiry of their right of stay, covering as well the expenses related to the means of support and accommodation, in the case when the person visited should assume the covering of such costs;
ü proof of financial means of up to EUR 50/day for the entire period, but not less than EUR 500 or the equivalent value in convertible currency if person visited does not state the covering of the living expenses;
ü proof of accommodation, as a firm reservation within a tourist accommodation unit, an ownership or rent agreement for a dwelling in Romania, in the name of the applicant.
(4) The short-stay visa for business purposes (identified through the symbol C/A) – Issued to aliens travelling to Romania for economic or commercial purposes, with a view to the conclusion of contracts or for negotiations, to learn or to verify the use and operation of goods acquired or sold under commercial and industrial co-operation contracts and to aliens who are or will become associates or shareholders within a Romanian company.
Required documents:

ü a travel ticket valid to destination, or alternatively, the driving license, green card and the registration documents of the means of transport, in the case of vehicle drivers;
ü medical insurance;
ü an invitation from a company or public authority for participation in meetings, conferences, fairs or congresses related to the trade or industry they are involved in, stating that the respective company or public authority will cover the repatriation expenses, should the invited alien not leave Romania upon expiry of their right of stay;
ü proof of the financial means amounting to EUR 50/day for the entire period, but not less than EUR 500/day or the equivalent value in convertible currency;
ü proof of accommodation;

(5) The short-stay visa for transport (identified through the symbol C/TR) – Issued to aliens travelling to Romania for short periods of time in order to carry out professional activities related to international road cargo and persons transportation.
Required documents:
ü documents attesting the profession of the applicant, as well as the activity to be carried out during his stay;
ü medical insurance;
ü the driving license, green card and the registration documents of the means of transport;
ü license of transportation and execution.
(6) The short-stay visa for sports (identified through the symbol C/SP) – Issued to aliens travelling to Romania for short periods, in order to participate in sports competitions.
Required documents:
ü invitation on behalf of the organizers, stating that they will stating that the organizers will cover the medical insurance and the accommodation expenses;
ü the official list of the foreign sports association with the specification of the personal details and position of each member;
ü an endorsement on behalf of the locally competent county directorate for sports.
(7) The short-stay visa for cultural, scientific and humanitarian activities, as well as short-term medical treatment or any other activities that do not breach Romanian laws (identified through the symbol C/ZA) – Issued to aliens who want to travel to Romania, provided that their presence on the territory of Romania is reasonably argued and justified by means of the following supporting documents:
Required documents:
ü documents issued by the institutions aliens are invited to, in order to justify their presence in Romania;
ü a travel ticket valid to destination, or the driving license, the green card and the registration documents of the means of transport, in the case of drivers;
ü the proof of financial means in amount of EUR 100/day, or the equivalent value in convertible currency for the entire period of their stay;
ü medical insurance;
ü the proof of accommodation.



I. The Romanian long-stay visa:
The Romanian long-stay visa is identified through one of the following symbols, depending on the activity that the applicant is bound to carry out on the territory of Romania:
1. The long-stay visa, for economical activities, identified through the letters D/AE:
The Romanian long-stay visa for economic activities is granted to aliens who are bound to carry out independent economic activities or within family associations, in accordance with the provisions of the law regarding the organization and performance of economic activities by natural persons, upon submission of the following documents:
a. the proof of complying with the conditions for the certification of professional training, provided for by the law regarding the organization and performance of economic activities by natural persons;
b. the medical insurance for the period of validity of the visa;
c. the applicant’s criminal record, or any other document baring the same legal value.

2. The Romanian long-stay visa for professional activities (identified through the letters D/AP):
The Romanian long-stay visa for individual professional activities shall be granted to aliens who are bound to carry out such activities in accordance with the special laws that settle the conditions for the exercise of the respective professions.
This type of visa may be granted to aliens, provided that they comply with the following terms and conditions:
a) prove the compliance with the conditions related to the means of carrying out the respective professions;
b) prove that in the country of origin they carry out a profession similar to the one they intend to carry out in Romania;
c) submit the proof of the medical insurance for the period of the validity of the visa;
d) submit the criminal record or another document bearing the same legal value.
3. The Romanian long-stay visa for commercial activities (identified through the letters D/AC):
(1)This type of visa is granted on receipt of a prior endorsement on behalf of the Romanian Agency for Foreign Investments, to aliens who are or will become shareholders or associates, in management and administration positions, within Romanian companies with a settled legal status.
(2)The endorsement of the Romanian Agency for Foreign Investments will be granted to the categories of aliens provided for under paragraph (1) and who comply with the following conditions:
a) they have a business plan that contains data regarding the nature, location and duration of the activity, as well as the estimated needs in terms of labor force and the forecast of the financial activity during the period of the amortization of the investment;
b) they evidence, by means of a bank statement issued by a Romanian bank, in the name of the natural person who is an alien and who requested the endorsement, that they hold the necessary funds in order to be able to perform the activity, in amount of at least EUR 100,000, should they be shareholders in a joint stock company and EUR 70,000, if they are shareholders in a public limited company;
c) the investment that the company will make in the future, according to the business plan provided for under letter a), should require capital contributions or technology amounting to at least EUR 100,000, in the case of a joint stock company and EUR 70,000 for a limited liability company;
d) as an alternative to the investment provided under letter c), the set-up of at least 10 jobs for a limited liability company and 15 jobs for a joint stock company.
3) In the case of companies with two or more associates or shareholders, who request the endorsement, the conditions provided for under paragraph (2) will be analyzed separately for each applicant and the amount of the investment to be made by the company or the number of jobs to be created will increase according to the number of endorsement applicants.
(4) Aliens who have previously obtained an endorsement from the Romanian Agency for Foreign Investments may request the issuance of another one, provided that they attest to the objective impossibility of achieving the abovementioned business plan.
(5) The visa application has to be accompanied by the following supporting documents:
a) the endorsement of the Romanian Agency for Foreign Investments;
b) the criminal record or another document baring the same legal value;
c) medical insurance for the entire period of validity of the visa;
(6) In view of the visa approval, the visa application accompanied by the documents provided for under paragraph 3, will be submitted to the diplomatic missions or consular posts of Romania abroad and they will be subsequently sent to the Romanian Immigration Office, through the Directorate General for Consular Affairs from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
(7) The endorsement of the Romanian Agency for Foreign Investments is valid for a period of 6 months after its date of issuance and is meant to establish the fulfillment of the technical and economic utility conditions of the activity to be carried out by the alien.
4. The Romanian long-stay visa for employment (identified through the letters D/AM):
(1) The long stay visa for employment will be granted to aliens on the grounds of the work permit, issued by the Romanian Immigration Office.
(2) The work permit will be issued, upon the employer’s request, if the following conditions are fulfilled:
a) the employer makes the proof that they carry out a legal activity in Romania, that they are not in debt and that the selection of personnel has been made under the incidence of legal provisions in force, with the submission of proof certifying such facts, according to the provisions of the special law regarding employment and secondment of aliens on the territory of Romania;
b) the alien fulfils the special conditions of professional training, work experience and authorization, is medically able to perform the respective activity, has no criminal record, complies with the annual quota approved by Government Decision, according to the special law on employment and secondment of aliens on the Romanian territory, and to the provisions of article 6 (1) a), e) e1), e2) and f), article 8 (1) b) to d), article 27 (2) b1) and b3).
(3)The work authorization shall not be granted to aliens who had a stay right for performance of business activities during the last 2 years and did not observe the business plan laid down in article 43 (2)(a).
(4) The Romanian Immigration Office will issue the authorization within 30 days from the date of the request submitted by the employer. If additional checks are required to establish he fulfillment of the conditions for obtaining the authorization, the application settlement period may be extended by no more than 15 days.
(5) The visa application must be accompanied by the following supporting documents:
a) the work permit, issued by the Romanian Immigration Office;
b) the proof of the means of support at the level of the minimum wage guaranteed for the entire period specified on the visa;
c) the criminal record or another document baring the same legal value issued by the authorities of the country of residence;
d) the medical insurance for the entire period of validity of the visa.
(6) The alien must apply for the long stay visa for employment, within 30 days from issuance of the work permit. The visa may be approved by the National Visa Centre, without the prior endorsement provided under article 30 (7).
5. The Romanian long-stay visa for studies (identified through the letters D/SD):
(1)The long stay visa for studies may be granted, upon request, to aliens who want to reside the Romanian territory as students or to aliens registered in pupil-exchange programs.
(2)Aliens accepted for studies by a state educational institute or a private educational institute accredited according to law, including for participation in PhD courses, are considered students, for the purpose of the present article.
(3) The visa application must be accompanied by the following supporting documents:
a) in the case of students:
(i) the letter of acceptance from the Ministry of Education and Research, stating that the alien will undeniably attend a daily program of education;
(ii) proof of payment of the tuition fee for at least one year of studies;
(iii) proof of the means of support in amount of at least the minimum net wage at country level per month, for the entire period specified in the visa;
(iv) a criminal record certificate or another document of the same legal value;
(v) medical insurance for the entire period of the visa validity;
(vi) approval of the parents or the foster parents in connection with the stay on the Romanian territory for study purposes, if the alien is a minor;
b) in the case of aliens who participate in a pupils exchange program:
(i) proof of the registering for studies, issued by the Ministry of Education and Research, stating that a day education form will be attended;
(ii) proof of participation in a pupils exchange program, conducted by an organization established according to law and acknowledged for such purpose;
(iii) proof from the organization that makes the exchange of pupils, attesting to the fact that it will provide the financial support and any potential costs related to repatriation; (iv) medical insurance for the visa validity period;
(v) proof of the accommodation in a family selected by the organization that conducts the exchange of pupils which holds a dwelling place deemed as normal for a family in Romania;
(vi) the approval of the parent or of the foster parent in connection with the stay on the Romanian territory for study purposes, if the alien is underage.
(4) Aliens who take part in a pupils exchange program must be between 7 and 19 years of age.
(5) The aliens who benefit from a scholarship offered by the Romanian State and the aliens of Romanian origin, are exempt from the obligation of submitting documents laid down in paragraph (3) (a),(iii).
(6) The visa provided for under paragraph (1) will also be granted to aliens accepted for studies on the grounds of international documents to which Romania is party. 
6. The Romanian long-stay visa for family reunification (identified through the letters D/VF):
(1) The sponsor who holds a temporary residence permit valid for one year, a permanent residence permit, or the sponsor who benefits from refugee status or benefits from subsidiary protection, may request family reunification for the following categories of citizens:
a) spouse;
b) unmarried minor children of the sponsor and of the spouse, including adopted children whom the sponsor or spouse looks after;
(2) The Romanian Immigration Office may approve of family reunification, if the conditions provided for by law are fulfilled, for the following categories:
a) next-of-kin, in ascending line, of the sponsor or spouse, if such persons cannot provide for themselves and if they do not benefit from any appropriate family support in their home country;
b) unmarried adult children of the sponsor or of the spouse, if due to medical reasons, they are unable to provide for themselves;
(3) Unaccompanied underage children who benefit from the refugee status or from subsidiary protection may request family reunification for:
a) next-of-kin, in ascending line, or legal foster parent;
b) when such persons do not exist or cannot be identified, any relative of the minor.
(4) The categories of aliens provided for under paragraph (1), holders of a stay right for study purposes, may request family reunification for the spouse and the unmarried underage children, provided that the date when the marriage was concluded is prior to the date when the stay right was obtained.

(5) Aliens who benefit from the status refugee status or subsidiary protection may request family reunification for the spouse, provided that the date when the marriage was concluded is prior to the date when this type of protection was acquired.
(6) The categories of aliens provided under paragraph (1), holders of a stay right for research purposes, may request family reunification even in cases when the validity of the residence permit is of less than one year.
(7) The standard application must be submitted to the local unit of the Romanian Immigration Office, under whose territorial jurisdiction the applicant legally resides. It must be accompanied by the following supporting documents:
a) the marriage certificate or the proof of kinship, as the case may be;
b) the applicant’s statement in original stating that they will live together with their family members;
c) a copy of the document that makes the proof of the residence right on the territory of Romania;
d) the proof of legal ownership of the dwelling space;
e) the proof of financial means and means of supporting the family member;
f) the applicant’s medical insurance.

(8) Should any doubts concerning the kinship occur, the Romanian Immigration Office may request other proofs in order to be able to thoroughly establish the type of relationship between the people concerned.
(9) The application can be approved if the following terms and conditions are met:
a) there is no bigamy or polygamy involved;
b) the applicant owns a dwelling place, similar to what would be considered as appropriate for a Romanian family with the same number of family members;
c) the applicant has means of scan make the proof of financial means, in addition to those required for their own support, in accordance with the legal provisions. For each family member, the amount has to correspond to the minimum economic base salary.
(10) For holders of the refugee status or of subsidiary protection, who request family reunification, it is not mandatory to submit the documents provided under paragraph (6) d) to f) or to fulfill the conditions provided under paragraph (8) b) and c).
(11) The application shall be usually settled within 3 months from the date of submission.
(12) The approval of the request will be sent to the applicant in written form, in order for it to be subsequently sent to the family members concerned, who will in their turn submit it to one of the diplomatic missions or consular posts of Romania abroad, along with the actual visa application.
(13) Should the family reunification request be rejected, the alien will be informed in written form, with regard to the arguments for the rejection.
(14) The visa is issued by the diplomatic mission or consular post of Romania, from the country of residence of the family members.
(15) The visa application must be accompanied by the following supporting documents:
a) the endorsement letter from the Romanian Immigration Office provided for under paragraph 11;
b) the proof of medical insurance for the period of validity of the visa;
c) criminal record or any other document bearing the same legal value, issued by the authorities in the applicant’s home country.
(16) The following categories of people may also request a Romanian long-stay visa for family reunification:
a) aliens married to Romanian citizens;
b) unmarried aliens who cohabit with unmarried Romanian citizens, of they have at least one child together, hereinafter referred to as partners;
c) children of Romanian citizens, of the spouse or partner, including adopted children, who are not 21 years of age and who are still being looked after by the Romanian citizen, the spouse or the partner;
d) next-of-kin, in ascending line, of the Romanian citizen or his/her spouse.
(17) The visa application submitted by the categories provided for under paragraph (15) must be accompanied by the marriage certificate or, as the case may be, by the proof of kinship or by a document that makes the proof of their relationship as partners.
(18) Adoption must be settled by means of a decision of a relevant Romanian authority, in accordance with legal provisions, or through a decision of an authority from another state, with legal effects on the territory of Romania.
(19) The long stay visa for family reunification will be refused if the application is based on a marriage of convenience which is found later, in accordance herewith.
7. The Romanian long-stay visa for religious or humanitarian activities (identified through the letters D/RU):
The Romanian long-stay visa for humanitarian or religious activities is granted to aliens upon request, by the diplomatic missions or consular offices of Romania located in the applicants’ home country or in their country of residence, provided that the following terms and conditions are met:
a) depending on the case, applicants must make the proof of an endorsement on behalf of the Romanian Ministry of Culture and Cults, or on behalf of the Interdepartmental Commission for Co-ordination and Support of Humanitarian Activities within the Ministry of Health;
b) the proof of the applicants’ capacity, as representative of a religious organization legally established in Romania or of a humanitarian organization;
c) the proof of the space of dwelling and the financial means, in amount of three medium salaries, according to the national economic regulations;
d) the proof of medical insurance and of the fact that they do not bear any diseases that may endanger public health;
e) criminal record or another document bearing the same legal value, issued by the authorities from the applicants’ home country.
8. The Romanian long-stay visa for scientific research (identified through the letters D/CS):
(1) The Romanian long-stay visa for the purpose of scientific research is granted to aliens on the grounds of a prior endorsement issued by the National Scientific Research Authority as well as by the Romanian Immigration Office.
(2) The endorsement from the National Scientific Research Authority is issued at the request of research and development units and institutions, provided that the following conditions are fulfilled:
a) the research and development units must be certified according to law;
b) a reception agreement must be concluded between the units provided under letter a) and the researcher who was accepted in view of the performance of such activities within a scientific research project. The manner and conditions for the conclusion of a reception agreement are established by order of the Romanian Minister of Education, Research and Youth.
(3) The visa application must be accompanied by the following supporting documents:
a) the reception endorsement issued by the National Scientific Research Authority;
b) criminal record or another document bearing the same legal value, issued by the authorities in the applicants’ home country;
c) medical insurance valid for the period of validity of the visa .

9. The diplomatic and work visa (identified through the letters DS):
The diplomatic and the work visas grant long-stay rights on the territory of Romania, to holders of diplomatic and work passports, when these categories of aliens are bound to exercise an official function, as members of the staff of foreign diplomatic missions and consular posts accredited in Romania.
10. The Romanian long-stay visa for other purposes (identified through the letters D/AS):
(1) The long stay visa for other purposes shall be granted, upon request, by the diplomatic missions and consular offices of Romania, to the following categories of aliens:
a) aliens temporarily seconded to Romania by:
(i) a foreign company with headquarters on the territory of a member state of the World Trade Organization, to one of its branch offices or subsidiaries, located on the territory of Romania, or to a Romanian company that the foreign company is an associate or a shareholder of, with the same object of activity, if they prove that they are not involved in any employment relations with another Romanian legal person;
(ii) an employer with the headquarters of the company located abroad, towards a Romanian company, on the grounds of a service supply agreement concluded between the two parties.
b) aliens whose access on the Romanian labor market is regulated through bilateral agreements signed between the Romanian State with other states;
c) aliens appointed as administrators of a company, if they evidence the simultaneous fulfillment of the following conditions:
(i) they are named administrators;
(ii) if, when they apply for the visa, they are not shareholders within the company concerned, or within another Romanian company and if they did not exercise such functions within the last 2 years before the application;
(iii) if there is no other alien within the company concerned, who may have obtained a stay right for this purpose;
(iv) if the respective company had a capital contribution or a technology transfer of at least EUR50,000;
d) aliens who want to travel to Romania for unpaid professional training, within a company from the public or private sector, or within an accredited professional training provider organization, provided that they meet the following terms and conditions:
(i) they concluded a training agreement for unpaid participation in a type of training with a public or private company, or with an accredited training provider;
(ii) they must make the proof of financial means  in amount of at least one medium monthly salary, corresponding to the provisions of national economic laws, for the entire period specified in the visa;
(iii) in the case of underage aliens, they must have the approval of the parents or the foster parents, for  their stay on the territory of Romania for this purpose;
d) aliens who register for volunteer programs, if they simultaneously fulfill the following conditions:
(i) they concluded a volunteer program agreement with a Romanian legal entity that regulates its activity according to public or private law, for no lucrative purpose, hereinafter referred to as host-organization. The agreement must comprise specifications regarding the activity to be performed, the conditions under which such persons are supervised during the fulfillment of their tasks, as well as the working hours;
(ii) the host-organization provides the accommodation, financial means and the medical insurance for the entire period of validity of the visa, as well as the potential costs related to repatriation;
(iii) if the alien is 14 years of age and over;
(iv) in the case of underage aliens, they must have the approval of the parents or foster parents in connection to their stay in Romania for such purpose.
c) aliens who follow long-term medical treatment within public or private medical institutions if they submit a letter of acceptance from the respective institutions, specifying the diagnosis and the duration of the treatment. This type of visa may also be granted to a potential companion assisting the alien, should they not be able to take care of themselves, if this case is expressly mentioned in the letter of acceptance;
d) aliens who carry out activities that do not breach Romanian laws, if they justify their presence on the Romanian territory.
(2) Aliens from the categories provided for under paragraph 1 are granted visas if they submit the following supporting documents:
a) proof of medical insurance for the period of validity of the visa;
b) proof of accommodation;
c) criminal record.

 

 

 

 

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