Practical guidance on immigration, residency, and legal matters for expats living in or moving to Romania. Based on real experience, with tips to avoid common mistakes.
Romania has become a destination for thousands of non-EU workers, especially in construction, hospitality, manufacturing, and transport. But many workers […]
A few years ago, my wife and I planned a trip from Romania to Italy. At the time, Romania was
Buying property in Romania as a foreigner has become much easier since the country joined the European Union. However, the
A brief introduction Getting married in Romania when one (or both) the spouses are foreign citizens is possible and relatively
When the foreign spouse comes from a country not part of the Hague Apostille Convention, the procedure for obtaining and
For many foreigners who get married in Romania, it is necessary to present documents such as: If these documents are
If you’re new in Bucharest or any major Romanian city, one of the first lessons you’ll learn—sometimes the hard way—is
Learn when it’s legal to record with your phone in Romania—on public transport, during police checks, or in public offices. Know your rights and stay protected.
Since I live in Bucharest, this article refers primarily to the Bucharest Public Transport Company (STB – Societatea de Transport
What does “foreigner” really mean in Romania? This post explores how Romanian law defines foreigners, whether EU citizens fall into that category, and what it means for expats living in the country — legally, culturally, and in everyday life.