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If you’re planning to explore Romania's captivating landscapes and historic treasures, understanding the visa requirements is crucial. As an Indian citizen, travelling to Romania now involves a Schengen visa, which offers seamless access to this picturesque country and other Schengen member states.Â
This guide includes everything you need to know about obtaining a Romanian Schengen visa, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free application process.
No, Romania does not offer a visa-on-arrival facility for Indian passport holders. You must obtain a Schengen visa before your travel. This visa allows you to visit Romania and other Schengen countries, provided you meet each country's entry requirements.
Absolutely! Travel insurance is a mandatory requirement for a Schengen visa application. The insurance must cover at least €30,000 in medical expenses, including emergencies, hospitalisation, and repatriation. It must also be valid across all Schengen countries, including Romania.
Visa Type | Purpose | Validity & Duration |
Tourist Schengen Visa | For short-term visits to the Schengen area for tourism, leisure, or visiting family and friends. | Valid for a maximum of 90 days within 180 days |
Business Schengen Visa | For business meetings, conferences, and other short-term professional activities. | Valid for a maximum of 90 days within 180 days |
Student Schengen Visa | For individuals enrolling in a full-time study program at a recognised institution within the Schengen Area. | Valid for up to 90 days within 180 days *For a longer period, apply for a Long-Stay Study Visa |
Transit Schengen Visa | Airport Transit Visa (Type A): For passing through a Schengen airport's international transit area, not for entering the Schengen zone. Short-Term Visa (Type C): Most common type of Schengen visa. Can be: Single-entry: Allows entry once during the validity period. Double-entry: Allows entry twice during the validity period. Multiple-entry: Allows multiple entries within the validity period, up to the specified number of days. National Long-Stay Visa (Type D): National visa issued by individual Schengen countries for work, study, or family reunification. It can be single-entry or multiple-entry. Limited Territorial Validity Visa (LTV): This visa allows entry to specific Schengen countries only, not the entire area. It is issued in special cases. |
Type A – For 24 hours     Type D – Up to 1 year |
To be eligible for a Romanian visa as an Indian citizen, you generally need to fulfil the following criteria:
A valid passport for at least 6 months beyond your intended stay in Romania.
Proof that you have enough financial means to support yourself during your trip.
Mandatory travel insurance with a minimum coverage of €30,000 for medical emergencies and repatriation.
Specific reasons for visiting Romania include tourism, business, studies, or family visits.
No criminal records.
Your successful visa application depends on the following documents:
An accurately filled-out Schengen visa application form.
Your Indian passport must have at least two blank pages and be valid for at least 6 months from entering the country.
Recent photographs meeting Schengen visa specifications.
Flight tickets (confirmed or provisional) and hotel bookings.
Bank statements from the last three months show sufficient funds.
Meeting the Schengen criteria.
A cover letter explaining your trip’s purpose and itinerary.
Salary slips, employment letter, or business registration certificate (if self-employed).
Supporting documents, such as invitation letters for business or family visits, will be required for specific types of visas.
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You can visit Romania with a Schengen visa. Know the step-by-step process for a Schengen visa application from India. To apply for Romania visa directly through the embassy, you can follow the below steps:
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Determine the Appropriate Visa Type for Romania
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Identify the specific visa category that aligns with your purpose of travel, such as tourism, business, study, or work. Each category has distinct requirements and conditions.
Complete the Online Application for Romania Visa for Indians
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Access the E-Visa portal to fill out the visa application form. Here, you’ll need to register using a valid email address. Provide accurate personal information and upload the necessary documents in the specified formats.Â
Schedule an Appointment with the Romanian Embassy or Consulate
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Contact the Romanian Embassy or Consulate in India to book an appointment to submit your application and attend an interview, if required.
Attend the Appointment for Romania VisaÂ
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Submit your application along with all supporting documents on the scheduled date. Be prepared to provide biometric data and answer any questions regarding your travel plans.
Pay the Romania Visa Fee and Await the Processing
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Pay the applicable fee for Romania visa, which varies depending on the visa type. Ensure you obtain a receipt as proof of payment and track the application status through the embassy's website.
Visa Types | Fees for Adults (in Euro) | Fees for Children (in Euro) |
Short-Term Schengen Visa (Tourism, Business, etc.) | €80 (approx ₹7,280) | €40 (approx ₹3,640) for 6-12 years old |
Transit Schengen Visa | €80 (approx ₹7,280) | €40 (approx ₹3,640) for 6-12 years old |
Long-Term National Visa (Employment, Study) | €75 (approx ₹6,825) | Free (for children under 6) |
Note: The visa fees are subject to change, based on new immigration rules, the country you apply to, the local currency and currency exchange rates. As of 23rd January 2025, the exchange rate for €1 is ₹91.
Indians need a visa unless they hold a valid Schengen, US, UK, or Canada visa. They can apply through the Romanian Embassy or the eVisa portal.
The Romanian Leu (RON) is the official currency. Credit/debit cards are widely accepted but carry cash for rural areas.
Romania is generally safe but beware of pickpockets. Dial 112 for emergencies. Respect local customs, especially in religious places.
Public transport is reliable in cities. Uber & Bolt are safer than taxis. If driving, carry an International Driving Permit (IDP).
Explore Bucharest, Transylvania (Bran Castle), Sibiu, and the Danube Delta. For the best weather, visit from April to June or September to November.
Tipping 5-10% is common in restaurants in Romania.
Embassy/Consulate | City | Official Site |
Republic of Romania | New Delhi | https://newdelhi.mae.ro/en/node/874 |
Embassy/Consulate | City | Official Site |
Embassy of India | Sofia | https://www.indembsofia.gov.in/ |
Extending a Schengen visa is generally challenging unless you have a compelling reason, such as medical emergencies or unavoidable circumstances. You’ll need to apply for an extension at the immigration office in Romania, providing valid justification and supporting documents. Extensions are granted at the discretion of the authorities.
Getting travel insurance for Romania from India is not only a smart and important decision, but it is also mandatory according to the Schengen visa requirements. Apart from the obvious reasons that travel insurance can protect you in emergencies, it is also necessary to own a document that safeguards your finances abroad.Â
When travelling to Romania, it’s essential to have reliable travel insurance. Here’s why Digit Insurance is a good choice:
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You must demonstrate sufficient funds to support your stay, typically at around €50 per day. However, the total amount in your bank account should also exceed €500. While specific figures may vary, this information is generally consistent with travel advisories and visa application guidelines.
You must demonstrate sufficient funds to support your stay, typically at around €50 per day. However, the total amount in your bank account should also exceed €500. While specific figures may vary, this information is generally consistent with travel advisories and visa application guidelines.
No, Romania is not visa-free for Indian citizens. Indians must obtain a Schengen visa to enter Romania.
No, Romania is not visa-free for Indian citizens. Indians must obtain a Schengen visa to enter Romania.
Yes, applicants can use the eVisa portal to initiate the visa application process online.
Yes, applicants can use the eVisa portal to initiate the visa application process online.
Short-stay visas for Romania allow stays of up to 90 days within 180 days.
Short-stay visas for Romania allow stays of up to 90 days within 180 days.
No, Romania is now a part of the Schengen Area; therefore, a separate visa is not required if you already have a valid Schengen visa.
No, Romania is now a part of the Schengen Area; therefore, a separate visa is not required if you already have a valid Schengen visa.
Visa extensions are generally not granted except in exceptional circumstances within the Schengen area. It's best to plan your stay within the visa's validity.
Visa extensions are generally not granted except in exceptional circumstances within the Schengen area. It's best to plan your stay within the visa's validity.
Yes, certain categories, such as family members of EU/EEA citizens, may be exempt from visa fees.
Yes, certain categories, such as family members of EU/EEA citizens, may be exempt from visa fees.
No, a short-stay visa does not permit employment in Romania. You must apply for a long-stay visa for employment purposes.
No, a short-stay visa does not permit employment in Romania. You must apply for a long-stay visa for employment purposes.
Family reunification requires a long-stay visa application, proof of family relationship and other supporting documents.
Family reunification requires a long-stay visa application, proof of family relationship and other supporting documents.
No, an invitation letter is not mandatory for tourism to Romania or any Schengen country, but it can strengthen your application.
No, an invitation letter is not mandatory for tourism to Romania or any Schengen country, but it can strengthen your application.
Yes, in this case, you should apply at the Romanian diplomatic mission or consulate in your country of legal residence.
Yes, in this case, you should apply at the Romanian diplomatic mission or consulate in your country of legal residence.
If your Schengen or Romania visa application is rejected, you can appeal the decision. The procedure will be communicated to you upon denial.
If your Schengen or Romania visa application is rejected, you can appeal the decision. The procedure will be communicated to you upon denial.
Yes, applicants are required to provide biometric data during the application process for a Romania visa.
Yes, applicants are required to provide biometric data during the application process for a Romania visa.
Yes, a Schengen visa for Romania allows entry to other Schengen Area countries. However, during the visa application process, you must inform the embassy or consular office about the countries you wish to visit.
Yes, a Schengen visa for Romania allows entry to other Schengen Area countries. However, during the visa application process, you must inform the embassy or consular office about the countries you wish to visit.
You can track your application status through the eVisa portal or by contacting the Romanian diplomatic mission where you applied.
You can track your application status through the eVisa portal or by contacting the Romanian diplomatic mission where you applied.
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