The information campaign “Legal work protects your rights” comes to a close

The General Inspectorate for Immigration has concluded its national information campaign “Legal work protects your rights”, carried out in Romania in October 2025 with the aim of raising awareness among employers and foreign citizens about compliance with legal provisions regarding the employment of non-EU citizens.

logo General Inspectorate for Immigration
logo General Inspectorate for Immigration

The General Inspectorate for Immigration has concluded its national information campaign “Legal work protects your rights”, carried out in Romania in October 2025 with the aim of raising awareness among employers and foreign citizens about compliance with legal provisions regarding the employment of non-EU citizens.

Throughout the campaign, immigration police officers organized 45 information sessions at national level, attended by 85 immigration police officers, 490 representatives of companies, with a keen interest in the law on the regime of aliens, legal employment conditions and the necessary procedures to get permits and extend the right of residence. In some counties, foreign nationals were also in attendance, as they wanted to be directly informed on their rights and obligations on Romanian territory.

During the sessions, immigration police officers provided clear information on the legal framework of foreign nationals’ employment, the responsibilities of both employers and workers, ways to reduce undeclared work, also highlighting the importance of observing the terms and conditions of stay.

Foreign workers (photo Guilherme Cunha – Unsplash)

Demand for non-EU workers exceeds quota

Demand for non-EU workers exceeds the quota set for...

Demand for non-EU workers exceeds quota
logo General Inspectorate for Immigration (photo Facebook.com/imigrari)

Activity report by the immigration police officers in Iaşi

The Iaşi Immigration Service managed the stay of over 10,000 foreign nationals in...

Activity report by the immigration police officers in Iaşi
Foreign workers (photo Mufid Majnun – Unsplash)

European project on the integration of migrants into the labour market

A European project aims to support local authorities to integrate migrants more efficiently into the labour...

European project on the integration of migrants into the labour market
Senate of Romania (photo senat.ro)

New rules against violence and harassment at work

Employers in Romania will be required to apply new rules to prevent violence and harassment at...

New rules against violence and harassment at work

Will Romania lose foreign workers to Spain?

Romania risks losing foreign workers to...

Will Romania lose foreign workers to Spain?

Foreigners account for almost 7% of Bucharest’s population

Almost 7% of Bucharest’s inhabitants are...

Foreigners account for almost 7% of Bucharest’s population

Over 11,000 work permits for foreign nationals

The General Inspectorate for Immigration issued over 11,000 work permits for foreign nationals in...

Over 11,000 work permits for foreign nationals

The European Commission’s strategy on migration

The European Commission wants a tougher policy to be enforced at the borders and to attract skilled workers to the...

The European Commission’s strategy on migration
Work and Live in Romania
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.