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Facts about Romania

Romania is known for its fortified churches and castles. The most popular of these castles is the clifftop, Brahms Castle. The castle is often referred to as being Dracula’s castle. "Dracula’s Castle” is visited by hundreds of thousands of tourists yearly. Another popular destination in the country is the Carpathian Mountains, which are popular for trekking, skiing, climbing, and bathing in natural thermal spas. During the summer months, the most visited attraction for tourists is Mamaia and other Black Sea Resorts which are perfect for swimming and birdwatching.

The travel and tourism industry in Romania is estimated to be the fourth-fastest growing in the world. The trend of tourist activities in the country shows that the number of tourists visiting the country has steadily been on the rise. In 2016, about 9.33 million tourists visited the country. In the first quarter of 2018, about 3.12 million tourists visited the country.

Avoid taking photographs of airports and military bases without seeking permission from the appropriate authorities.

Citizens of countries that require a Romanian visa can gain entry into the country with a Schengen visa. Nationals of Andorra, Australia, Canada, Israel, New Zealand, Panama, Paraguay, Seychelles, Singapore, South Korea, United Arab Emirates, United States, Uruguay, and Venezuela can gain visa-free entry for a period of 90 days in a 180-day period.

Basic Travel Requirements for Nigerians visiting Romania

Travel documents valid for at least 3 months from the intended departure date with 2 pages for visa stamp.
Visa application form completed and signed.
Two recent passport-size photographs.
International certificate of vaccination.
Proof of enough funds for both stay and return.
Onward/ return tickets.
Invitation letter.
Documentation confirming the purpose of travel.
Copy of travel itinerary.
Receipt of payments.

Types of Romania Visa

Types of Visa	Processing Time	Duration of Stay
Tourist Visa	2 - 15 days	90 days
Business Visa	2 - 15 days	90 days
Transit Visa	2-15 days	5 days

Places in Visas of Romania Fees

Visa Type	Sub Type	Visa Fees
Tourist Visa		Not available
Business Visa		Not available
Transit Visa		Not available

FAQs about Places in Visas of Romania

Is Romania safe for blacks ?

Yes. Romania is one of the safest cities in Europe for everyone. Although there are not many black communities in Romania and being black in Romania may attract some curious glances. However, Romania is about as friendly and welcoming as anywhere in Europe to blacks.

Can international students work in Romania ?

Absolutely. International students with proof of a valid work permit can work part-time. Students usually work an average of 20 hours weekly in a month. The average pay is usually between $100-$170.

How religious is Romania ?

The majority of Romanians are Christians and there is a presence of Islam in the country. However, there is no official state religion in Romania. It can be classified as a secular nation.

Do Romanians speak English ?

About 40% of Romanians speak moderate English. The percentage consists majorly of staff working in public places like hotels and train stations. Other languages spoken in Romania are Romanian, Hungarian, Romani, Ukrainian, German, Russian, Turkish, Tatar, Serbian, Slovak, Bulgarian, and Croatian.

Are wild dogs a problem in Romania ?

Not too long ago, wild dogs were a problem. Recent trips to Romania show that the country has it under control. A few stray dogs might be sighted, but their presence is less pronounced, and they are not as aggressive.

I am a Nigerian men and I want to marry with a Romanian woman. Than, we want to stay like family in Romania What are the steps? How should we be marriedegally and correctly ?

Hi, good day. Please is there a list of approved panel physicians or hospitals approved by the Romanian embassy to carryout medical test and also what are the medical test required, thank you ?

As they started isuing out visa to Nigerian now,because since January its all through visa denied thanks ?

3 Visas of Romania found

Tourist Visa from Nigeria to Romania

Visas of Romania, Visa, Tourist visa

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The Romania tourist visa ( Symbol C/ TU ) is issued for tourism purposes. This visa is strictly for tourism, vacations, recreations and cannot be used to visit relatives and friends, study or work. Minors should submit forms signed by both parents/ guardians. Visa application is free for children under 6 years. It can be issued for single or multiple entries but each stay must not exceed 90 days. Travelers must have taken Oral Polio Vaccine (VPO) or Polio Vaccine for Injection (VPI) within the past 12 months before the visa application or 4 weeks before the trip. Romania visa processing time is typically 2-15 days. A confirmed reservation at a tourist accommodation is required. Tourist visa applicants who do not pay in advance for tourist services such as food and accommodation must provide proof of at least 50 euros for each day of stay, totaling to not less than 500 euros by the end of stay duration. Trip travel itinerary along with a valid travel ticket should be submitted. An IGI-MAI invitation is required for short-stay visits. It should be filled in two copies and submitted for approval by the inviting party in Romania to the headquarters of the General Inspectorate for immigration in Romania. Within 60 days, the letter will be approved an a copy would be returned to the inviting party who will then hand it over to the visa applicant. The visa applicant can then request for a visa within 30 days of the invitation approval. However, foreigners travelling to Romania for the purpose of visiting, at the request of foreign diplomatic missions or consular offices accredited in Romania do not require the IGI-MAI invitation. The purpose of the trip cannot be changed once in Romania. Romania tourist visa typically costs £60 or its equivalent in Naira. Overstaying your visa is illegal and is punishable by deportation or banning.

Business Visa from Nigeria to Romania

Visas of Romania, Visa, Business visa

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This visa is issued to Nigerians traveling to Romania for business purposes . It is highly recommended that visa applications be lodged at least 2 weeks before the estimated date of departure and not more than 3 months before that date. The date of taking a decision upon a visa application is dependent on the date when the visa applicant presents oneself at the diplomatic mission/consulate of Romania. Romania accepts online visa applications. Visa holders can interview, hire and train staff , crosscheck the operation of goods purchased or sold , become shareholders of Romanian companies. Proof of sufficient funds in the amount of not less than £50 per day for the duration of stay which must total to not less than £500 or its equivalent in Naira. An IGI-MAI invitation is required. The invitation must be approved by the General Inspectorate for Immigration - Ministry of Internal Affairs It is usually approved within 60 days of submission after which the visa application must begin within 30 days from invitation approval. If you are travelling at the request of the administrative authorities in Romania or of registered tax-paying companies then you do not need the IGI-MAI invitation.  Applicants for this visa must have a valid travel ticket. For individuals participating in conferences, fairs or meetings relating to trade, an invitation letter from the host company in Romania is required. The letter should state that if the individual does not exit Romania as at when due, the company would be held liable for it and would be made to bear any imposed fine. Accommodation reservations must be made before the trip and proof should be submitted during the visa application. Individuals should possess  medical insurance that would be valid throughout the stay period. Holders of this visa can enter Romania multiple times as long as the visa is valid. However, every 180 days, the individual can stay for only 90 days. It is not possible to extend your Romania Business visa.   

Transit Visa from Nigeria to Romania

Visas of Romania, Visa, Transit visa

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Transit visa issued to individuals who are travelling to other countries through Romania. Romania issues two kinds of transit visas Airport transit visa (Symbol A) Visa for transit purposes (Symbol B) The Symbol A visa allows individuals to enter the international airport or park until it is time to leave for the destination country. Among the countries required to have an Airport transit visa are Nigeria, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Ghana, Ethiopia, Bangladesh, Democratic Republic of Congo, Eritrea, Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Somalia. Applicants are required to provide information which confirms that they will not enter the territory of the neighboring states while waiting for departure from Romania airport or park. Symbol B visa grants entry into Romanian territory for a maximum period of 5 days. This visa can only be issued for transit reasons. It allows an individual multiple entries into Romania within the validity of the visa,however, each stay must not exceed 5 days. Both types of Romania transit visa requires the visa for the final travel destination The travel tickets for the next destination, driving license (if travelling by road), passport containing the details of the individual and state of destination should be provided. The visa application costs 60 euros and the fees are non-refundable.

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Folk High Schools

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Herdsman and Farm Manager

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Intra-Company Transfer

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Intra-Company Transfer Visa (Tier 2)

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