Every Consolidated Romanian Statute You Can Read Says On Its Own Face That It Is Not Official - and Tells You the Day It Stops Being Current

The Romanian immigration authority, a structure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, created by Emergency Ordinance 55/2007 out of the Authority for Foreigners and the National Office for Refugees. It administers the regime of foreigners and decides visas, residence extensions and long-term residence. Its Legislaţie page is also, in practice, the most reliable public source of the immigration statutes themselves: it serves consolidated PDFs of Emergency Ordinance 194/2002 on the regime of foreigners, Emergency Ordinance 102/2005 on free movement of Union, EEA and Swiss citizens, Ordinance 25/2014 on employment and secondment, Emergency Ordinance 32/2026 on access to the labour market, Law 122/2006 on asylum and the implementing decisions, at stable wp-content/uploads addresses. These are the only consolidated Romanian immigration texts reachable from outside the country, because the Ministry of Justice's legislative portal answers nothing.

Standing: Applies the rule

Cannot be cited for: It is not the publisher of record and the files say so. Every consolidated PDF it serves is produced by S.C. Centrul Teritorial de Calcul Electronic S.A. Piatra-Neamţ and carries that company's disclaimer above the first article: the content belongs exclusively to CTCE and is not a document of an official character, being intended for the information of users. The official text is the Monitorul Oficial al României, Partea I, issue cited in each amendment annotation. Each file also prints a validity window with an end date, and the Inspectorate does not replace the file when the window closes: the Emergency Ordinance 194/2002 copy read on 10 October 2026 states its validity as running from 27 April 2026 until 30 April 2026, and the Emergency Ordinance 102/2005 copy states 8 to 14 March 2024. It cannot be cited for anything outside the regime of foreigners - not for tax, not for health insurance, not for road traffic, not for citizenship, which is the National Citizenship Authority's - and it cannot be cited for administrative practice: fee schedules, the Shortage Occupations List and the annual labour contingent are ministerial orders and Government decisions published elsewhere.

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The Romanian immigration authority, a structure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, created by Emergency Ordinance 55/2007 out of the Authority for Foreigners and the National Office for Refugees. It administers the regime of foreigners and decides visas, residence extensions and long-term residence. Its Legislaţie page is also, in practice, the most reliable public source of the immigration statutes themselves: it serves consolidated PDFs of Emergency Ordinance 194/2002 on the regime of foreigners, Emergency Ordinance 102/2005 on free movement of Union, EEA and Swiss citizens, Ordinance 25/2014 on employment and secondment, Emergency Ordinance 32/2026 on access to the labour market, Law 122/2006 on asylum and the implementing decisions, at stable wp-content/uploads addresses. These are the only consolidated Romanian immigration texts reachable from outside the country, because the Ministry of Justice's legislative portal answers nothing.

Standing: Applies the rule

Cannot be cited for: It is not the publisher of record and the files say so. Every consolidated PDF it serves is produced by S.C. Centrul Teritorial de Calcul Electronic S.A. Piatra-Neamţ and carries that company's disclaimer above the first article: the content belongs exclusively to CTCE and is not a document of an official character, being intended for the information of users. The official text is the Monitorul Oficial al României, Partea I, issue cited in each amendment annotation. Each file also prints a validity window with an end date, and the Inspectorate does not replace the file when the window closes: the Emergency Ordinance 194/2002 copy read on 10 October 2026 states its validity as running from 27 April 2026 until 30 April 2026, and the Emergency Ordinance 102/2005 copy states 8 to 14 March 2024. It cannot be cited for anything outside the regime of foreigners - not for tax, not for health insurance, not for road traffic, not for citizenship, which is the National Citizenship Authority's - and it cannot be cited for administrative practice: fee schedules, the Shortage Occupations List and the annual labour contingent are ministerial orders and Government decisions published elsewhere.

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The Romanian immigration authority, a structure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, created by Emergency Ordinance 55/2007 out of the Authority for Foreigners and the National Office for Refugees. It administers the regime of foreigners and decides visas, residence extensions and long-term residence. Its Legislaţie page is also, in practice, the most reliable public source of the immigration statutes themselves: it serves consolidated PDFs of Emergency Ordinance 194/2002 on the regime of foreigners, Emergency Ordinance 102/2005 on free movement of Union, EEA and Swiss citizens, Ordinance 25/2014 on employment and secondment, Emergency Ordinance 32/2026 on access to the labour market, Law 122/2006 on asylum and the implementing decisions, at stable wp-content/uploads addresses. These are the only consolidated Romanian immigration texts reachable from outside the country, because the Ministry of Justice's legislative portal answers nothing.

Standing: Applies the rule

Cannot be cited for: It is not the publisher of record and the files say so. Every consolidated PDF it serves is produced by S.C. Centrul Teritorial de Calcul Electronic S.A. Piatra-Neamţ and carries that company's disclaimer above the first article: the content belongs exclusively to CTCE and is not a document of an official character, being intended for the information of users. The official text is the Monitorul Oficial al României, Partea I, issue cited in each amendment annotation. Each file also prints a validity window with an end date, and the Inspectorate does not replace the file when the window closes: the Emergency Ordinance 194/2002 copy read on 10 October 2026 states its validity as running from 27 April 2026 until 30 April 2026, and the Emergency Ordinance 102/2005 copy states 8 to 14 March 2024. It cannot be cited for anything outside the regime of foreigners - not for tax, not for health insurance, not for road traffic, not for citizenship, which is the National Citizenship Authority's - and it cannot be cited for administrative practice: fee schedules, the Shortage Occupations List and the annual labour contingent are ministerial orders and Government decisions published elsewhere.

We re-read it every 45 days. More about this source

Romania's tax administration. It publishes, on static.anaf.ro, an annotated edition of Law 227/2015 - the Fiscal Code - with the implementing methodological norms approved by Government Decision 1/2016 interleaved article by article, and names at the head of the page the last amending Act incorporated into each. The address has carried the year 2023 in its filename since that year and is updated in place, so the filename is not a version marker. It is the only reachable consolidated text of the Fiscal Code: the Ministry of Justice's legislative portal, which is the publisher of record for consolidations, answers nothing from outside Romania.

Standing: Applies the rule

Cannot be cited for: The page states what it is not: Textul este actualizat prin mijloace informatice şi nu reprezintă o republicare - the text is updated by electronic means and does not constitute a republication. It names the last amendment incorporated, not a date to which the text was swept, so it carries no consolidation cut-off in the sense this site records one, and no citation taken from it should be given a consolidatedAsOf. The official text is the Monitorul Oficial. It is authoritative about the Fiscal Code and about tax administration and about nothing else: immigration status, health insurance entitlement and social security coordination are decided by other instruments even where the Fiscal Code refers to them. The methodological norms printed beside each article are the Government's reading of the Code, not the Code, and the edition does not visually separate them in the text we extract.

We re-read it every 60 days. More about this source

Romania's tax administration. It publishes, on static.anaf.ro, an annotated edition of Law 227/2015 - the Fiscal Code - with the implementing methodological norms approved by Government Decision 1/2016 interleaved article by article, and names at the head of the page the last amending Act incorporated into each. The address has carried the year 2023 in its filename since that year and is updated in place, so the filename is not a version marker. It is the only reachable consolidated text of the Fiscal Code: the Ministry of Justice's legislative portal, which is the publisher of record for consolidations, answers nothing from outside Romania.

Standing: Applies the rule

Cannot be cited for: The page states what it is not: Textul este actualizat prin mijloace informatice şi nu reprezintă o republicare - the text is updated by electronic means and does not constitute a republication. It names the last amendment incorporated, not a date to which the text was swept, so it carries no consolidation cut-off in the sense this site records one, and no citation taken from it should be given a consolidatedAsOf. The official text is the Monitorul Oficial. It is authoritative about the Fiscal Code and about tax administration and about nothing else: immigration status, health insurance entitlement and social security coordination are decided by other instruments even where the Fiscal Code refers to them. The methodological norms printed beside each article are the Government's reading of the Code, not the Code, and the edition does not visually separate them in the text we extract.

We re-read it every 60 days. More about this source