Categories of workers for whom work permits are obtained

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The General Inspectorate for Immigration reminds citizens that work permits are issued in line with the legislation in force, for 7 categories of workers: permanent; intern; cross-border; highly qualified; seconded; au pair and transferred within the same company.

These documents attest to the legal right of foreigners to carry out gainful activities on the territory of Romania. For further details on each category of workers, conditions and documents required to obtain the employment permit, please access the link igi.mai.gov.ro.

Vehicles of the General Inspectorate for Immigration (photo Facebook.com/imigrari)

Control and verification actions

Immigration police officers carried out almost 6,600 controls and checks in the first 11 months of the...

Control and verification actions
documents issuance at the General Inspectorate for Immigration (photo Facebook.com/imigrari)

Annual quota of foreign workers has been used up

Annual quota of foreign workers has been used...

Annual quota of foreign workers has been used up
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Conditions to legally employ a third country national

The General Inspectorate for Immigration reminds the necessary conditions to legally employ a third country...

Conditions to legally employ a third country national
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Activity report of the Ilfov Immigration Service

Over 13,400 foreign nationals settled in Ilfov County in the first 10 months of the...

Activity report of the Ilfov Immigration Service

Over 84,000 work permits for foreign nationals

The General Inspectorate for Immigration had issued over 84,000 work permits for foreign nationals by October...

Over 84,000 work permits for foreign nationals

Significant demographic change in Sibiu County

Sibiu County is going through a significant demographic...

Significant demographic change in Sibiu County

The foreign nationals’ migration to Romania is on the rise

The level of tolerance towards migrants is higher in Timisoara, western Romania, than in the rest of the...

The foreign nationals’ migration to Romania is on the rise

Useful information for non-EU citizens who want to work in Romania

Immigration officers have announced the steps that a non-EU citizen should take to establish residence in...

Useful information for non-EU citizens who want to work in Romania
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