Study, Work, Live in Romania
Romania, the largest southeastern country in Europe; home to enchanting forests, breathtaking mountains, peaceful rivers and streams, and of course, the infamous Dracula. In previous years, it seems that Romania was a top destination for only a select few travellers and ex-pats, but the secret is finally out and lots of ex-pats have moved across Europe to settle in this beautiful Eastern European country. Thanks to the significant pace in which the country is developing, the reasons to relocate here just keep on growing.
Following the global trend, Romanian companies are currently facing a shortage of specialists in almost all economic areas. Here are the industries currently hiring in Romania.
In recent years, the IT Industry has been the leading employer in Romania. Whether we are talking about software and hardware companies, applications developers or maintenance and support services, system engineers, programmers, either senior or junior are in great demand in Romania. They also have a lot of shortage of workers in the construction and real estate industry.
Romania Skilled Visa Procedure
A Romania work permit is issued by an employer in Romania to a foreign national to work for a specified period of time.
The Romania work permit does not allow the applicant to live in Romania permanently.
The applicant can take his family and they can apply for a study or work visa Romania if they wish.
How to receive a Work Visa:
Written Job Offer Letter:
Before applying, it is important to receive a written job offer letter from the employer in Romania.
Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)
This document which is an approval issued by the government to the employer to hire the applicant.
Provide Evidence
The applicant needs to supply evidence that proves the competencies as per the job offer letter received.
Open Work Permit
An open work permit application requires the applicant to submit the written job offer letter from the proposed employer in Romania.
Benefits:
Romanian dual citizenship can create incredible opportunities and foster wonderful cultural exchanges. The main benefits Dual Romanian Citizens enjoy are: The ability to work, reside and study in Romania and across the 27 EU member states (e.g. Spain, France, Italy, Malta, Netherlands etc.) without the need of a Visa.