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This statement is misleading and incorrect. At most, it is required to show an income equivalent of the minimum wage salary in Romania, which currently is 1050 RON a month, though family members of Romanian citizens should be exempt from this. Of ... Read More

Perhaps I don't understand your question, but as long as you submit all the proper documentation (listed on that website) and you're getting married to a Romanian citizen, I don't see any reason why you couldn't get married here. ... Read More

I came here with a Passport, which essentially is a short term Visa. It allowed me to stay here for 90 days and I was able to get married in that time. I don't know about other types of short term Visas but I would suggest that you apply for a ... Read More

Here is a link that describes what is necessary to get married in Romania (or to a Romanian citizen outside of Romania). http://www.dreptonline.ro/en_resourses/en_marriage_foreigners_romania.php Once married, then they can apply for a long stay ... Read More

He can't apply for a Romanian passport unless he's a Romanian citizen. He has to apply for a passport for whatever country he is a citizen. He can apply for a Visa to come here and again it would be through the embassy of whatever country ... Read More

Actually, I just read that even as a European Union citizen you still need a resident permit to legally stay here past 90 days. Read More

I would think there are two places that should be notified: Without a doubt the Immigration office in Bucharest should be notified and also perhaps his home country's embassy here in Romania. You can find contact information for both online. ... Read More

UK status (or European Union citizenship or a passport) only allows you to stay here legally for 90 days total in a 180 day period. If, for example, you stay for 89 days straight, you can legally only stay one more day during the subsequent 91 ... Read More

UK status (or European Union citizenship or a passport) only allows you to stay here legally for 90 days total in a 180 day period. If, for example, you stay for 89 days straight, you can legally only stay one more day during the subsequent 91 days. Read More

Also, everything needs to be translated into Romanian (by a certified translator). Additionally, unless you were married in Romania, I believe you will also need to get your marriage recognized by the Romanian government before you can apply for a ... Read More

For the purposes of the residence permit you can buy local health insurance for just one month with minimal coverage. It's very inexpensive here (I think I paid 60 lei, which is about 15 euros). It would be a waste of money to purchase more or ... Read More

The following is just my opinion from my experience over the past 8 months: 1) The cost of living here is very low so that is far more than enough to live comfortably. 2) I think that in Bucharest there is a more diverse culture and more people that ... Read More

I can provide a few suggestions and comments. In regards to finding a job, I don't mean to discourage you but it is not easy to find a job here, especially if you don't know Romanian. It's not impossible, but it really depends on the ... Read More

I am from USA and my wife and I live in Craiova. My wife, Ramona, is from Pitesti and we recently had to move to Craiova for my job so she also doesn't know anyone here. I'm sure she would be happy to meet you. Steven Read More

You mentioned that you can recommend some books and online resources. I am living and working in Craiova and I really need to learn Romanian as quickly as possible. I would greatly appreciate any resources you can ... Read More

Hi Brittany, I am from the USA and I moved to Romania about 4 months ago to get married to a Romanian citizen. After getting married I was granted a Long Stay Visa (5 years) and while there were certainly quite a few things required, my criminal ... Read More