Overview of the Romania Study Visa

Purpose

Purpose

Romania Study Visa allows students to pursue Short-term or Long-term education in Romania

Visa Validity

Visa Validity

Type C: 90 days in a period of 180 days, Type D: Up to 90 days for entry

Maximum Stay

Maximum Stay

Type C: Up to 90 days, Type D: More than 90 days

Processing Time

Processing Time

Type C: Usually around 15 to 30 working days Type D: Usually up to 30 to 45 days

Visa Fee (EUR)

Visa Fee (EUR)

Type C: 90 (Adults), 45 (Children aged 6–12), Type D: 300

Note

*You can pay your visa fees in cash. Visa fees are non-refundable and subject to change*.

Multiple Entry

Who Can Apply for a Romania Study Visa?

Bangladeshi Citizens

Bangladeshi Citizens

Applicants must hold a valid Bangladeshi passport.

Students Enrolled in a Romanian Institution

Students Enrolled in a Romanian Institution

Applicants accepted by an accredited Romanian educational institution for full-time studies, exchange programs, research, vocational training, or other eligible educational activities.

Short-Term Students

Short-Term Students

Applicants attending courses, student exchanges, Erasmus+ mobility, training, or educational programs lasting 90 days or less may apply for a Short-Stay Study Visa (Type C).

Long-Term Students

Long-Term Students

Applicants admitted to bachelor's, master's, doctoral, postgraduate, high school, or other long-term educational programs exceeding 90 days must apply for a Long-Stay Study Visa (Type D).

Romania Study Visa Application Process for Bangladeshi Citizens

Receive Your Admission

Step 1: Receive Your Admission

  • Obtain admission to an accredited Romanian educational institution. For long-term studies, you must also receive a Letter of Acceptance issued by the Romanian Ministry of Education.

Complete the Online Visa Application

Step 2: Complete the Online Visa Application

  • Submit your visa application through Romania's official eVisa portal and upload the required documents.

Prepare Your Supporting Documents

Step 3: Prepare Your Supporting Documents

  • Gather all required documents, including your admission or acceptance letter, passport, financial documents, accommodation proof, medical insurance, and other supporting documents.

Book an Appointment

Step 4: Book an Appointment

  • Schedule an appointment with the Embassy of Romania in New Delhi.

Submit Your Application

Step 5: Submit Your Application

  • Visit the embassy in person to submit your original documents and complete biometric formalities if required.

Pay the Visa Fee

Step 6: Pay the Visa Fee

  • Pay the applicable visa fee according to the visa category.

Receive Your Visa

Step 7: Receive Your Visa

  • Once approved, collect your passport and travel to Romania.

Basic Required Documents for Romania Study Visa

There are no requirements.

Note

The embassy may request additional documents if required.

Tips for a Successful Romania Study Visa Application

Apply for the Correct Visa Category

Apply for the Correct Visa Category

Choose Type C if your study program lasts 90 days or less, and Type D if it exceeds 90 days.

Obtain Your Acceptance Letter Early

Obtain Your Acceptance Letter Early

Long-term students cannot apply without the official Letter of Acceptance issued by the Romanian Ministry of Education.

Demonstrate Financial Stability

Demonstrate Financial Stability

Provide clear and verifiable evidence that you can cover your tuition fees and living expenses.

Submit a Complete Application

Submit a Complete Application

Incomplete applications may result in delays or requests for additional documents.

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FAQ for Romania Study Visa Visa

Can I apply for a residence permit after arriving in Romania?

Yes. Long-stay study visa holders must apply for a temporary residence permit through the General Inspectorate for Immigration (IGI) after entering Romania.

Can I study in Romania with a Short-Stay Visa?

Yes, provided your educational program, exchange, training, or Erasmus+ mobility does not exceed 90 days. For longer programs, you must obtain a Long-Stay Study Visa (Type D).

Is the Letter of Acceptance mandatory?

Yes. Applicants for the Long-Stay Study Visa (Type D) must obtain a Letter of Acceptance issued by the Romanian Ministry of Education.