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Begin your Romania Journey by Simplifying your Visa Procedure

Set out on an enchanting journey to Romania with Visa Buddy as your trusted partner. Romania, a country of legendary castles, the stunning Carpathian Mountains, medieval Transylvanian towns, and rich cultural heritage, offers travelers an unforgettable experience

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Peleș Castle

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Palace of the Parliament, Bucharest

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Bran Castle (Dracula's Castle)

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Transfăgărășan Highway

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Sighișoara Citadel

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WHO NEEDS A

Romania Visa

You NEED a Romania (Schengen) Visa if: You hold a passport from countries like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Philippines, Sri Lanka, and many others where your nationality does not have visa-free access to the Schengen Area. You plan to visit Romania for tourism, family visits, or short stays (up to 90 days). You DO NOT need a visa if: You hold a passport from visa-exempt countries such as the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, or most EU countries with visa-free access to the Schengen zone for short stays.

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DOCUMENTS REQUIRED

For a Romania Visa

Basic Documents

Valid passport (minimum 3 months validity beyond your planned departure from the Schengen area + at least 2 blank pages) [1.11].
- Completed Schengen visa application form (evisa.mae.ro portal).
- Copy of valid residency permit or National ID.
Travel Documents

Flight reservation (round-trip).
- Hotel booking or accommodation details covering the entirety of your stay.
- Detailed travel itinerary.
Financial Documents

Last 3–6 months bank statements (stamped).
- Salary certificate or employment letter.
- Proof of sufficient funds to cover your stay (at least €50 per day, with a minimum of €500 total even for shorter stays).
Employment / Business Proof

No Objection Certificate (NOC) / Leave sanction letter from employer.
- Trade license copy + company documents (if self-employed).
- Income tax returns (where applicable).
Travel Insurance

Valid Schengen travel medical insurance covering at least €30,000.
- Must cover the entire duration of your stay in the Schengen Area for emergency medical expenses, hospitalization, and repatriation.
Cover Letter

- ⁠A personal letter explaining your purpose of visit, travel dates, and return plans. Visa Buddy can help you to write a cover letter which can lead your Visa success.
Additional Documents

Notarized invitation letter from a host or company in Romania (if visiting family/friends/business).
- Previous travel history (old visas, passport copies).

HOW TO APPLY FOR A

Romania Visa

Follow these steps to apply for your Romania visa through Visa Buddy

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Consultation & Eligibility Check- Share your travel plans with us. Our experts assess your profile and guide you on the right visa type and requirements.

Document Preparation- We provide a complete checklist and help you prepare, review, and organize all required documents accurately.

Application & Submission- Our team handles your online visa application through the Romanian eVisa portal, form filling, and appointment booking to ensure a smooth submission process at the consulate.

Approval & Travel Ready- We track your application status and keep you updated until your visa is approved—so you can travel with confidence.

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It depends on your nationality. Romania has officially joined the Schengen Area (air and sea borders in March 2024, and land borders). If your passport is not visa-exempt for the Schengen Area, you will need a Romania Schengen visa to enter.

A Romania (Schengen) tourist visa allows you to stay up to 90 days within any 180-day period.

Processing typically takes around 15 calendar days from the date of submission at the consulate. However, processing times can extend to 45 days in complex cases or during peak travel seasons.

According to the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, you must show proof of at least €50 per day for the duration of your stay [1.3]. For trips under 10 days, a minimum total bank balance of €500 is strictly required. Visa Buddy will advise you on the specific financial requirements based on your itinerary to ensure a strong application.

Yes, Schengen travel medical insurance is compulsory. It must cover at least €30,000 for emergency medical expenses, hospital treatment, and repatriation for the entire duration of your trip in all Schengen Member States.

Yes, interviews are quite common when applying for a Romanian visa. In most cases, you will attend an appointment at the consulate to submit your biometric data (fingerprints and photo) and a consular officer may conduct a brief interview regarding your travel intent.

A flight itinerary or reservation indicating your planned travel dates is usually sufficient. It is strongly advised to avoid purchasing fully paid, non-refundable tickets until your visa is officially approved.

Visa fees are non-refundable, even if your application gets rejected. This makes it crucial to ensure all documents are accurate and complete before submission.

You will receive a standard form stating the reasons for refusal. You have the right to appeal the decision by addressing a written request to the consular office within the timeframe stated in your refusal letter, or you can simply reapply after addressing the issues. Visa Buddy can help you correct any errors and build a stronger application.

Yes, a Romania visa is a Schengen visa, allowing you to travel to other Schengen countries during
your trip.

The validity of a visa can range from a few weeks for short visits to several years for
long-term visas, depending on the type issued by the destination country. Always check
the expiration date on your visa to avoid issues during travel.