EMPLOYMENT OF FOREIGN CITIZENS
Immigration Services
Transilvania Solutions offers complete assistance in obtaining the work permits necessary for the employment of foreign citizens by legal entities in Romania.
We take care of the necessary documentation, analyze the specifics of each case and offer personalized consultancy, so that the process is simple and efficient.
We are your trusted partner for a stress-free immigration process!
Transilvania Solutions understands that relocating to another country, regardless of the purpose, involves laborious bureaucratic formalities that are decisive for the status of a foreign citizen in Romania. For this reason, the expertise of our team of consultants is essential for regulating legal residence in Romania.
Transilvania Solutions specialists analyze the particularities of each situation and guide you in choosing the right type of visa, ensuring that all necessary legal steps are completed efficiently and correctly.
The key to success: to be proactive, to anticipate from the beginning possible problems that may arise throughout the process, to constantly inform the client, and of course to always offer the best solution
Immigration services include:
- Work permits
- Residence permit for work purposes
- Long-stay visa for work purposes
- Business visa
- Tourist visa
- Detachment
- Short-stay invitations for: visit, business, tourism
- Permanent residence permit
- Family reunion for EU and NON-EU citizens
- Registration certificates for EU citizens
- Assistance in special or urgent cases (e.g. Preparation of memoranda and/or meetings with immigration authorities)
- Communications to authorities
Work permits
If you are a citizen of a country outside the EU or EEA, in order to be legally employed in Romania, you need a work permit.
The work permit is obtained from the General Inspectorate for Immigration.
Download the list of documents required to obtain a work permit for a permanent worker with a legal entity employer.
The work permit does not guarantee the foreign citizen the right to work anywhere in Romania, but only for a single company (which obtained the permit) and in a single position (COR code). A foreign citizen who transfers from one company to another in Romania must obtain a new work permit.
There are simplified conditions for foreigners who change their position or employer, provided that the single permit or EU Blue Card is valid.
Residence Permit – TRC
The temporary residence permit can be obtained by foreign citizens who entered Romania based on a visa.
The request must be registered at least 30 days before the expiration of the previous residence permit or before the expiration of the visa.
EU/EEA/Swiss Confederation citizens, as well as foreign citizens residing in Romania, can benefit from Transilvania Solutions’ support in obtaining temporary residence documents.
These include, depending on the situation: residence permits, residence cards, registration certificates, single permits or EU blue cards. Our team guides you every step of the way, ensuring a simple and efficient process.
Family reunion
If you work in Romania and want to bring your family with you, we can help you with the application process.
A. Family members, non-EU citizens.
The partner and children must obtain specific documents for family reunion (e.g. special approvals from the General Inspectorate for Immigration, long-stay visas type D, residence permits), if they accompany the foreign citizen during his/her stay in Romania. Children will obtain a residence permit, regardless of their age.
The procedures for family reunion can be initiated once the foreign citizen (sponsor) obtains the residence permit/EU Blue Card (the residence permit must be valid for at least two years). The marriage certificates and the birth certificates of the children must contain the Hague Apostille, or legalization stamps, as appropriate.
B. Family members, EU citizens.
EU citizens have the right to free movement and can travel to Romania without any formality (visa). They can register their residence in case of a stay longer than 3 months.
In order to register the stay and obtain a registration certificate in Romania, it is necessary that the marriage certificate and the birth certificates of the children have the Hague Apostille, or the over-legalization stamps, as the case may be.
