We provide Romania Visa Consultancy services for citizens of the Republic of Turkey who wish to travel to Romania for tourist visits, family and friend visits, business trips, fairs, meetings, conferences, or short-term commercial visits.
With Romania’s inclusion in the Schengen Area on March 31, 2024, Schengen C Type visas are applied by Romania for short-term travel. With this visa, short-term travel of up to 90 days in total within a 180-day period can be made in accordance with Schengen rules.
We provide professional consultancy support in determining the visa type suitable for your travel purpose, preparing the required documents, creating the electronic application file, and properly planning the application process for your Romania visa application.
Romania is one of the countries included in the Schengen Area. Citizens of the Republic of Turkey must obtain a Romania Schengen visa suitable for their travel purpose for short-term trips to Romania.
Romania Schengen visa;
can be used for various purposes such as. In the official visa system of the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, these purposes fall within the short-term Schengen visa categories.
People wishing to visit destinations such as Bucharest, Brașov, Sibiu, Cluj-Napoca, Constanța, and the Transylvania region can apply for a Romania Schengen visa appropriate to their travel purpose.
We help prepare your Romania visa application in a regular, complete, and consistent with your actual travel plan manner.
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Through Romania’s official E-VIZA system, the visa application file can be created online. In order for the application to be completed, the applicant must be present in person at the selected Romanian diplomatic mission or consular authority.
The required documents for a Romania visa may vary depending on the applicant’s travel purpose, occupational status, financial conditions, and personal situation.
In general, for tourist Romania Schengen visa applications;
may be requested.
It is stated in Romania’s official system that supporting documents must be legible and that the originals and copies of the documents must be submitted during the application. It is also recommended that the documents be translated into Romanian or English by an authorized translator.
Depending on the applicant’s employment status, additional documents such as an employer letter, leave permit, SGK records; for company owners, company and trade registry documents; for retirees, documents showing pension income; for students, a student certificate may be required.
It is important that the travel plans of persons wishing to visit Romania for tourism purposes are consistent with the information in the application file.
For example, if you are planning a trip in the form of Bucharest – Brașov – Bran – Sibiu; the flight, hotel, intercity transportation, and travel dates should be prepared in a mutually consistent manner.
For those wishing to visit Romania’s historical cities, the Transylvania region, the Carpathian Mountains, or destinations on the Black Sea coast, it is important to present the documents supporting their travel purpose correctly in the application file.
People traveling to Romania for business meetings, meetings, fairs, conferences, or commercial activities may be required to submit documents supporting their travel purpose.
Invitations from the company or institution in Romania, company information, documents showing commercial relations, and the travel itinerary may be included in the file depending on the application category.
In business visa applications, it is important that the travel purpose in Romania and the company and occupational status in Turkey are consistent with each other.
Persons wishing to visit family members or friends living in Romania can apply for a Schengen visa suitable for their travel purpose.
In such applications, in addition to invitation and accommodation documents, documents showing the applicant’s occupational and financial status in Turkey may also be important.
An invitation letter may be one of the documents supporting the application, but it does not guarantee the issuance of a visa on its own.
For Romania Schengen visa applications, a travel health insurance policy that covers the travel period and is valid in the Schengen Area is required.
It is important that the insurance policy is arranged in accordance with the application requirements and is consistent with the travel dates.
Travel health insurance is one of the basic supporting documents that must be submitted in a Romania Schengen visa application.
Taking biometric data is one of the important stages of the application process in Romania Schengen visa applications.
The applicant must be present in person during the application for fingerprint and photo procedures if required according to the current Schengen rules.
Since exemptions regarding biometric procedures may vary depending on the applicant’s age, previous Schengen applications, and other conditions, it is important to check the current requirements before applying.
The Romania Schengen visa application process generally consists of the following stages:
1. Determining the purpose of travel
The appropriate category is determined from tourist, business, family/friend visit, or other short-term travel purposes.
2. Preparing the application information
Required information is entered through the Romania E-VIZA system.
3. Preparing the documents
Documents appropriate to the application category are prepared and the file is checked.
4. Creating the electronic application file
The application file is prepared through the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs E-VIZA system.
5. Appointment and in-person application
The applicant completes the necessary procedures at the selected Romanian diplomatic mission or consular authority.
6. Document and biometrics procedures
The documents are submitted and the required biometric procedures are carried out.
7. Evaluation of the application
The application file is evaluated by the authorized Romanian authorities.
8. Passport delivery
After the application is finalized, the passport is collected according to the relevant procedure.
In Romania’s official E-VIZA system, the application file can be prepared online and a file number specific to the applicant is created. However, completing the online application does not replace the in-person application stage.
With Romania’s accession to the Schengen Area, an appropriate Schengen C Type visa issued by Romania can be used for short-term travel in the Schengen Area, depending on the validity and entry conditions on the visa.
However, in trips covering more than one Schengen country, it is important that the visa application is made to the correct country.
For example, if you have a travel plan such as Romania – Hungary – Austria, the main destination of the trip and the time to be spent in the countries should be taken into account.
It is not correct to apply to a country different from the actual travel plan solely because an appointment is thought to be easier to obtain.
In a Romania Schengen visa application, it is not enough to only complete the documents. It is important that the information in the application form, travel itinerary, accommodation, transportation, financial status, and occupational documents are consistent with each other.
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you can benefit from professional visa consultancy service before applying.
You can contact us to properly plan the Romania Schengen visa application process for your Romania trip, learn about the required documents, and receive professional support in preparing your application file.
We help prepare an application file suitable for your travel purpose and personal situation; we provide consultancy support regarding document review, E-VIZA application process, appointment, biometrics, and application process.
Plan your Romania trip, manage your visa process with professional support.
Our visa consultancy service is a professional support service for preparing and carrying out the application process. No guarantee is given that the visa application will be approved. The final decision regarding the visa application is made by the authorized Romanian authorities.
Since visa fees, required documents, appointment system, application procedures, and processing times may change over time, it is important to check the current official information before applying.