Romania Residency (Residency in Europe 2022) Expats, Foreigners, Investors, Non Schengen EU

Today we visit with Remus an expert on immigration in Romania. Remus explains the complexities and opportunities of Romania Residency, it's not the easiest country to get residency in but there are options.
Contact Information for Remus:
R&R Partners is a law firm specialized in immigration law and business law, based in Bucharest, Romania. Its clients are mainly foreign companies and individuals, looking to relocate to Romania for work or business purposes. You can find out more on their website: www.rrpb.ro, and their KZbin channel “R&R Partners Bucharest”: / rrpartnersbucharest , and on Instagram: @rrpbucharest.
Remus Popovici is managing Partner of “R&R Partners”, he holds an LLM from the Faculty of Law, University of Bucharest and a Degree in Law from the same university. He is experienced in immigration, and is also involved in commercial matters.
You can contact him directly via [e-mail]
Romania is not a member of the Schengen Agreement which makes it a great place for a non Schengen home base.
The Schengen Agreement has ruined the dream for millions around the world to slow travel through Europe. Gone are the days of crossing from Spain to France and resetting your clock in a neighboring country. If your country is not a member of Schengen you have to look at these 26 countries as one, an American can only spend 90 days out of 180 days between all 26 countries. Romania and a handful of European countries including the UK are options to live in to reset your Schengen clock. If you’re an American, Canadian, Australian, New Zealander, or from South Africa a Non-Schengen country like Romania should be in consideration for your investment budget. Even if you’re not choosing residency in Romania, it’s a great place to live 90 out of 180 days if you need to leave the Schengen. There are some residency options available through a few Schengen countries, but most of these require €250,000-€1,000,000 invested in or paid to the country. Italy has some options that are vaguely written and subjective to local decisions that can be inconsistent.
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[@WarrenJulieTravel]

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[@DavidHerron]

Thank you, I've been researching the requirements for residency in Romania for years and this guy clearly explained the start-a-business option. I'd wondered about that option and didn't find clear advice. The only thing I found lacking is that y'all did not discuss the new Digital Nomad category.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Please reach out to Remus. Thank you for watching 😊

[@1NavyLT]

Great video you folks have here for a very complex issue! Thank you for that!

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks for watching!

[@meka4996]

Very good! Thank you

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Our pleasure!

[@surfreadjumpsleep]

awesome! easy peasy European visa. Calling this guy on Monday!

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Best of luck!

[@itNFT]

Been to the same cafe. I love that one!

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

It's really nice 🙂

[@GoldmundAR]

Good job!

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks 👍

[@CesaresChannel]

Very interesting. I’m going to contact this guy about opening a company.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Glad it was helpful for you 😊

[@graceg8834]

🙌

[@_1bk]

In Romania you can't do business or rent your place for airbnb if you don't have your neighbours directly above and below you. Be careful

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thank you for the information.

[@ISPRI2011]

is possible with the neighbors approval.

[@_1bk]

Yea I mean approval

[@alwayslearning7672]

I know someone living in Spain from Ireland.They have property, but not residency, but still can only stay 183 days per year or they must pay taxes,or become a resistant and pay taxes. So going moving from Ireland which is EU non-schengen to Romania which is EU non-schengen, do you know the rules?

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

I’ll have to defer to Remus, regarding the non-Schengen EU rules.

[@cip5949]

basicaly the irish have all the rights of a romanian citizen

[@martonbella447]

Hello. Any European Country that Is member Of EU they can move and work in any country they please.First You are going to, need an address (rent) in order to get you papers done 👍

[@chandraojha4279]

Hello everyone exactly my personal documents didn't give my company owner should I keep myself shouldn't I so would you help me for solution, please !

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Please contact the attorney in the description. He may be able to assist.

[@theonemotorhome]

If I am married to a Romanian women can I move to Romania and live from the UK?

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Yes, you’ll have to file for residency still.

[@theonemotorhome]

@@WarrenJulieTravel is this something your company can help me with?

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

@@theonemotorhome go back to the video description you’ll see The contact information for Remus. Julie and I provided the interview on our channel.

[@tipsydog3]

Also note that Romania is likely to soon become a visa waiver country thus allowing Americans to stay there for 90 days visa free.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

It is currently visa free for Americans for 90 days. If Romania joins Schengen and the ETIAS goes into effect in 2023 Americans will then need the ETIAS approval once every three years.

[@nicolaeadrian7882]

@@WarrenJulieTravel to late ... the ppl dont want to join any of that in the future ... maybe to leave eu/nato

[@nicktk]

@@WarrenJulieTravel most of romanians dont want to join Schengen for various political and economic reasons. So i dont see it happening soon .

[@DavidHerron]

How does that differ from previous years? On each of my four trips to Romania, the guy at the airport just waved me through after a cursory glance at my passport, no visa required (American Citizen). One of those trips was within the 90 day window of the previous trip, and I believe he stopped to count up the days of the previous trip.

[@dorinaruiz9853]

Romania is a ass kisser to EU, US and NATO! It’s not what people wants it’s all about politics, corruption and misinformation!

[@sushichefmaxshane]

Hi, I have a question. Me and my husband are both from Philippines and we have a temporary residence permit and I gave birth to a baby here in Romania, can we apply for a permanent residence permit for him since he was born here?.. Although me and my husband just have a temporary residence permit? Hoping for your response. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Please send an email to [e-mail] and we will connect you with our expert so he can answer this for you. Thanks

[@samanthabotheju9284]

Well that is very sad. Both my husband and i thought to move to Romania . Husband is 82 and i am 62. According to his explanation , as a pensioner we can't come to Romania . Because we are too old.. Could you like to help us please

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Please contact the attorney. His information is in the video description.

[@dreamlight9499]

I want go Europe

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

☺️👍

[@tipsydog3]

It is expected that they will be a Schengen country very soon.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Unfortunately it looks like this may happen in 2023 or 2024. A reason we would not invest in Romania as a non schengen home base. Hopefully it’s delayed again. Montenegro seems to be a best bet for Schengen alternative home base investing, Turkiye and Serbia are potentially the next tier.

[@tipsydog3]

@@WarrenJulieTravel Unfortunately? Romania is demanding entry and has waited a very long time. It will be difficult during wartime for the Netherlands to continue to block them. Romania wants entry badly and expects it. It’s odd to desire to stymie the development of a nation for one’s benefit. Serbia is not a place I’d invest a dime! Turkey is volatile. Caveat emptor. Kotor pales in comparison to Croatia! Of course, a EU passport wouldn’t be a problem for me.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

@@tipsydog3 As an American the Schengen sucks, we can only spend 90 days in the entire zone every 180 days. Romania joining it takes it off the table for Americans, Canadians, etc that are trying to have a non Schengen base for 90 days. So as an American I cringe as the Schengen grows. It forces us into a small group of countries if we wish to remain in Europe. We own a home in old town Kotor Montenegro due to the Schengen rules.

[@swissy5608]

@@tipsydog3 Sounds like you also want to stymie the development of a nation for your own benefit. There are some serious downsides to Schengen these days, where people with much worse intentions than Americans can freely circulate. Americans may be brash, but at least the ones sincere enough to expatriate (not the tourist type) mean no harm. In fact, many are thoughtful and endearing. Superior to some alternatives.

[@tipsydog3]

@@swissy5608 How myopic you are.

[@goldenpath-relaxingsleepme6236]

Can a foreigner buy and own property in Romania?

[@maringermain6457]

ye

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Please contact the residency expert in the video description.

[@mirceacrisan4108]

yes

[@DavidHerron]

What I've heard is that a non-EU citizen can buy an apartment, but cannot buy land. The problem is that apartment purchases include some of the land the building sits on, and therefore a non-EU citizen is effectively prevented from buying the apartment. I believe the guy in the video discussed this, but not explicitly. For instance I'd heard one can start an SRL (business) and then have the SRL buy the apartment/land and it's fine. Then maybe that apartment constitutes the business activity for the business ...? Would have to query an expert for more advice.

[@Lari-qr9lm]

yes you can!

[@surfreadjumpsleep]

he says 3% on income for tax. No. It's 3% of REVENUE.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

We will check into this. Thanks for watching:)

[@dorinaruiz9853]

Boring,

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

It’s an information video, the information must not be important for you.

[@graceg8834]

🙌