Explore Romania
Romania, situated in Eastern Europe, is a country with a rich history, diverse culture, and picturesque landscapes. The nation is known for its medieval castles, vibrant traditions, and the Carpathian Mountains. The official language is Romanian, and the currency used is the Romanian Leu (RON). Romania's cultural heritage is deeply influenced by a mix of Latin, Slavic, Greek, and Ottoman traditions, creating a unique and diverse cultural tapestry. Romania has a rich folkloric tradition, with vibrant dances, music, and intricate handmade crafts. Traditional music, including the hauntingly beautiful sounds of panpipes and fiddles, is an integral part of the country's cultural identity. The intricate and colorful patterns of traditional Romanian clothing also reflect the nation's folklore. The cuisine of Romania is hearty and flavorful, with influences from neighboring countries. Sarmale (cabbage rolls), mămăligă (cornmeal porridge), and mici (grilled sausages) are popular dishes. Romanian wine has gained recognition internationally, and the country has a long history of vineyard cultivation. Romania is home to numerous medieval castles and fortresses, with Bran Castle often associated with the Dracula legend. The Painted Monasteries of Northern Moldova, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcase stunning frescoes and architectural beauty. The Carpathian Mountains dominate much of Romania's landscape, offering opportunities for hiking, skiing, and exploring picturesque villages. The Danube River also flows through the country, providing scenic landscapes and opportunities for river cruises. Romanians are known for their hospitality, and traditional celebrations, such as folk festivals and religious events, offer a glimpse into the warmth of the local culture. Overall, Romania's unique blend of history, folklore, and natural beauty make it a captivating destination for those seeking a diverse and immersive cultural experience.
Country
Romania
Best Time to Visit
March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October
Ideal Duration
7 Days Day(s)
Visa Rules
Last updated: 2025-04-25 13:33:37
Tourist Visa
​As an Indian citizen planning to visit Romania for tourism, you are required to obtain a short-stay visa (Type C/TU). This visa permits stays of up to 90 days within a 180-day period.​
Romania Tourist Visa (C/TU) for Indian Nationals
Visa-Free Entry Conditions (Effective February 1st, 2014):
Indian nationals can enter Romania without a Romanian short stay visa if they meet one of the following conditions:
• Holders of valid short-stay visas (with two or multiple entries), long stay visas, or residence permits issued by Schengen countries.
• Holders of visas issued by Bulgaria, Cyprus, or Croatia.
• Holders of permanent residence permits issued by the UK or Ireland (valid for 5 years or more).
• Holders of local border traffic permits issued by Romanian authorities.
Note: The right to stay in Romania shall not exceed the right of stay granted by the visas/residence permits issued by the Schengen Member States.
Required Documents:
1. Passports:
o Valid passport for at least 6 months from the date of application.
o Photocopy of the data pages of the applicant's passport.
o Original old passport booklets, if any.
2. Photographs:
o Two photographs of size 3cm x 4cm with a white background and 80% face coverage.
3. Covering Letter:
o A covering letter from the applicant addressed to The Visa Officer, Embassy of Romania.
o The letter should brief the profile of the applicants and the purpose of travel with travel dates.
o The covering letter can be on plain paper for individuals and on company letterhead for officials/sponsored applicants.
4. Bank Statements:
o Original bank statements for the last 6 months with the seal and signature from the bank.
o Bank statements should show funds of maintenance of EUR 50/day for the whole period but not less than EUR 500 or the equivalent in convertible currency.
o Bank statements should be of a closing date closer to the date of visa application (A4 size preferred).
o Credit card statements for the last 6 months showing credit limit.
5. IT Returns:
o Latest 3 years Income Tax Acknowledgement/ITR-V (Saral) of individuals and the company.
6. Itinerary / Air Tickets:
o Return air tickets with all internal flight/train tickets, if any.
7. Purpose of Travel / Accommodation:
o Invitation letter approved by the General Inspectorate for Immigration – Ministry of Internal Affairs (IGI-MAI).
o Any proof of your accommodation/purpose at the destination/booking certificate and payment receipts from the tour operator.
o Hotel vouchers or other accommodation proof.
8. Supporting Credentials:
o Businessmen:
- Proprietorship certificate/Certificate of Registration/Memorandum of Association, Articles of Association/Partnership Deed.
- NOC from other partners or directors in case of the partnership.
o Employees:
- Leave sanction letter from the company (from the Government body in case of Government employees/public servants).
- Last 3 months salary statements (only for private firms).
- Company ID card (optional).
- Retirement certificate or letter/copy of pension book (for retired employees).
o Students:
- Leave sanction letter from the educational institution (for travel during working days).
- Bonafide certificate from the educational institution (for travel during vacations).
- School/college ID card (optional).
o Newly Wed/Honeymooners:
- Marriage certificate (original).
- Wedding invitation card/photographs (in case the marriage certificate is not ready).
o Children Traveling and Unaccompanied by Both Parents/Either Parent:
- A notary-attested NOC on a stamp paper from both/either of the parents, respectively, if both/either of them are unaccompanied.
- Passport copies/copy of both/either of the parents.
o Travelers Unaccompanied by Spouses/Partners:
- A notary-attested NOC on a stamp paper from the unaccompanied spouse.
- Passport copy of the unaccompanied spouse. If not a passport holder, any government ID proof mentioning the spouse's name can be submitted.
9. Additional Supporting Documents (if available):
o FD receipts from banks.
o Public shares/debentures certificate.
o Asset evaluation report from a CA.
10. Travel Insurance:
o Travel and medical insurance valid one day longer than the period of stay covering the equivalent of 50,000 euros.
This comprehensive list ensures that applicants meet all requirements for a smooth visa application process for Romania.
Disclaimers
The above list of documents is the standard requirement for the visa application. The Embassy/Consulate/High Commission/Application Centres reserve the right to request additional documents for verification.
Travelspoc does not guarantee the outcome of any visa application. Decisions on visa applications are at the sole discretion of the respective Embassy/Consulate/High Commission.
Visa Application Centres and Embassy Information
Embassy of Romania, New Delhi
Address: 3/6, Sector 3, Shanti Niketan, New Delhi, Delhi 110021
Tel : +91 011 2614 0447
Email : newdelhi@mae.ro
​The official website for applying for a Romanian visa is:
For detailed information on visa requirements and procedures, you can also visit the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs' visa information page:
Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
If you're applying from India, you may need to schedule an appointment at the Romanian Embassy in New Delhi. For contact details and consular services, refer to the embassy's official page: