FAQ
RT Law Office FAQ for Foreigners & Romanian Citizens
It depends on your nationality. EU/EEA/Swiss citizens do not need a visa. Non-EU citizens must obtain a visa before arrival, with some exceptions. The type of visa depends on your purpose (work, study, business, or family reunification).
Documents vary based on your purpose and typically include a valid passport, completed application form, recent photos, health insurance, proof of accommodation, criminal record certificate, proof of financial means, and purpose-specific documents such as work contracts, enrollment letters, business papers, or family documents. I assist you in preparing a complete and accurate application.
You must apply at the General Inspectorate for Immigration after entering Romania. Processing usually takes about 30 days. I guide you through the entire process.
Citizens of the EU, USA, Canada, and Japan can obtain a residence permit in Romania by establishing a limited liability company (LLC).
Citizens of other non-EU countries may apply for a residence permit as administrators of an LLC, provided they invest a minimum share capital of €50,000.
I offer full legal assistance and representation throughout the entire procedure.
Yes, non-EU pensioners may apply for a temporary residence permit to retire in Romania. Romania does not have a specific “retirement visa” but offers special conditions for USA, Canada and Japan citizens.
Yes, but with limited working hours as regulated by law.
In order to renew the residence permit you need to submit your renewal application at least 30 days before your current permit expires.
Yes, you can file an administrative appeal or challenge the decision in court. Legal assistance is recommended.
You can apply for family reunification permit for your family, no matter your citizenship.
EU citizens need a valid ID/passport, health insurance, and proof of their stay’s purpose. They can work freely but must register their employment.
Yes, you may be eligible by descent. I help verify eligibility and prepare your application. Processing can take 12 to 36 months depending on documentation and ANC processing times.
Yes, legal action in Romanian courts can accelerate processing or help overturn denials.
Yes, if one parent is Romanian. The child’s birth certificate must be transcribed in Romania, a process that usually takes around 30 days. Your personal presence is not required if I assist you throughout the procedure.
Yes, language is not a requirement for marriage or residence permits in Romania. We warmly welcome you to our country, and many Romanians speak English, making your transition easier and more comfortable.
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