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Comprehensive Guide: How to Obtain a Study Visa for Romania

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This process ensures that you are legally prepared to study in Romania and comply with their immigration regulations. Here is the process to obtain a study visa for Romania:

1. Obtain a letter of acceptance from the Romanian Ministry of Education. This document confirms your admission to a Romanian university and authorizes you to study there.

2. Pay the tuition fees for one year (if you are not on a scholarship) into the university's bank account. Keep proof of payment as you will need to show this when applying for the visa.

3. Apply for the student visa at the nearest Romanian embassy or consulate in your home country. Fill out the online visa application form and gather necessary documents, including:

   - Letter of acceptance from the university

   - Proof of payment of tuition fees

   - Proof of sufficient financial means to cover your stay in Romania

   - Police clearance certificate from your home country

   - Health insurance covering your period of stay in Romania

   - Proof of accommodation in Romania

   - Visa application fee of 120 EUR

4. Wait for the visa approval. Processing times vary but typically range from two days to two months. You can monitor your application status online or contact the embassy/consulate directly.

5. Once your visa is approved, collect it from the embassy/consulate. Make sure to have your passport and visa ready when you travel to Romania.

6. Within 30 days of arriving in Romania, apply for the extension of your temporary residence and obtain a residence permit. Visit the Romanian Office for Immigration and submit:

   - Documents previously submitted for the visa application

   - Proof of enrollment at the university

7. The residence permit is initially valid for one year and can be renewed annually as long as you remain enrolled at the university.

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