🇺🇦 Romania Visa for Ukrainian Citizens
Entry rules, long-stay options, documents, and practical next steps for Ukrainian citizens planning Romania.
Status
Visa-free short stay
Short stay
Up to 90 days in any 180-day Schengen period, with special protection rules possible
Processing
Varies by status and protection route
Visa Options
Ukrainian citizens should first separate short tourist stays from residence. Short stays follow Schengen rules, while living in Romania normally requires a long-stay visa, EU registration, or a residence permit depending on citizenship and purpose.
Common Long-Stay Routes
- Work visa sponsored by a Romanian employer.
- Digital nomad visa for qualifying remote workers.
- Student visa after university acceptance.
- Business or investment route through Romanian company activity.
- Family reunification with a Romanian citizen or legal resident.
Practical Notes
Ukrainians should check current temporary protection and residence rules before choosing a longer-term route.