Marry a Romanian and the Money Test Disappears Everywhere: No Income to Prove, No Consular Fee, Five Years at a Time and a Ten-Year Permanent Card
Answer
The general rule applies to you
No exception is recorded for citizens of Suriname on this topic. That is the answer, not a gap - everything below is the rule you get, unchanged.
154 exceptions recorded across 56 countries · none match Suriname to Romania · Residency through marriage
Romania runs two family routes side by side and they are not the same deal. Reunification with a foreign sponsor under article 46(1) is the ordinary Directive regime: the sponsor needs a permit valid for a year, accommodation considered normal for a comparable family, health insurance and means of support on top of their own at the level of the guaranteed minimum wage for each family member for three months. Marriage to a Romanian citizen is governed by article 46(16) for the visa and article 62(3) for the residence permit, and the difference is what is missing. Article 62(3)(a) asks a foreign spouse of a Romanian citizen for two things only: the marriage certificate in the form the law requires, and the absence of bigamy or polygamy. No income, no accommodation test, no insurance condition of its own. Article 62(5) extends such a permit for up to five years at a time rather than one, article 62(6) waives consular fees, article 71(1)(b) excuses family members of Romanian citizens from the twelve-month means test for long-term residence, and article 110(1)(a) issues their long-term permit for ten years rather than five. What it does ask is that the marriage be real: article 63 lets the Inspectorate refuse an extension where the marriage is one of convenience, and article 62(4)(b) refuses it where the two spouses no longer have an effective conjugal or family relationship in Romania.
At a glance
- Income you must prove
- None, under article 62(3)(a) of Ordinance 194/2002, which asks only for the marriage certificate and the absence of bigamy
The ordinary family reunification route in article 46(9)(c) does require it, at the guaranteed minimum wage for each family member for three months.
- Consular fees
- Exempt
Article 62(6) of Ordinance 194/2002, which applies the exemption to family members of Romanian citizens and to those registered as such in another member state.
- How long each extension runs
- Up to 5 years
Article 62(5) of Ordinance 194/2002. The general rule in article 50(2) is up to one year.
- The long-term residence permit
- 10 years, renewed successively
Article 110(1)(a) of Ordinance 194/2002, against five years for everyone else under letter b).
- The means test for long-term residence
- Waived for family members of Romanian citizens
Article 71(1)(b) of Ordinance 194/2002, which otherwise requires means at the guaranteed minimum wage for at least 12 months.
- Unmarried partners
- Covered only where there is a child in common
Article 46(16)(b) of Ordinance 194/2002 defines a partner as an unmarried foreigner cohabiting with an unmarried Romanian citizen with at least one child together.
- Parents of a Romanian citizen
- Covered, including first-degree ascendants of the spouse
Article 46(16)(d) of Ordinance 194/2002, and letter (e) for the foreign parent of a minor Romanian citizen who maintains them.
- What ends it
- A marriage of convenience, or the end of an effective relationship in Romania
Article 63(1) and article 62(4)(b) of Ordinance 194/2002. Article 62(4)(c) also refuses an extension where the foreigner acknowledged a Romanian child's parentage solely to obtain residence.
Requirements
- A marriage certificate issued by the Romanian authorities or transcribed under Romanian law
- The Romanian spouse's domicile or residence in Romania
- No state of bigamy or polygamy
- An effective conjugal or family relationship, which the Inspectorate may test
What applies to you
Nothing changes for a citizen of Suriname
We have no rule recorded that treats your citizenship differently here, so the general rule above is the one that applies to you. That is an answer, not a gap.
What the law says
«(16) Pot solicita viză pentru reîntregirea familiei şi următoarele categorii de persoane: a) străinii căsătoriţi cu cetăţeni români; b) străinii necăsătoriţi care convieţuiesc cu cetăţeni români necăsătoriţi, dacă au cel puţin un copil împreună, denumiţi în continuare parteneri;»The categories who may seek a family reunification visa on the strength of a Romanian citizen rather than a foreign sponsor. Letters c) to f) continue with children, first-degree ascendants, the foreign parent of a minor Romanian citizen and family members registered as such in another member state.
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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.
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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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«(3) Străinilor membri de familie ai unui cetăţean român li se poate prelungi dreptul de şedere, dacă cetăţeanul român, potrivit legii, are domiciliul sau reşedinţa în România, astfel: Pagina 64 din 118 a) pentru străinii căsătoriţi cu cetăţeni români, dacă: (i) prezintă certificatul de căsătorie, în condiţiile prevăzute de lege; (ii) nu există o stare de bigamie sau de poligamie;»The whole of what a foreign spouse of a Romanian citizen has to show. The condition that the Romanian citizen has domicile or residence in Romania is in the opening words.
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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.
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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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«(5) Dreptul de şedere temporară se prelungeşte individual, pentru fiecare membru de familie pe aceeaşi perioadă pentru care i s-a acordat dreptul de şedere sponsorului. Soţului/soţiei şi membrilor de familie ai unui cetăţean român sau ai sponsorului titular al unui drept de şedere pe termen lung li se poate prelungi dreptul de şedere temporară pentru perioade de până la 5 ani.»Five years at a time for the spouse and family members of a Romanian citizen or of a long-term resident sponsor.
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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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«(6) Prelungirea dreptului de şedere temporară pentru străinii prevăzuţi la alin. (3) şi (3^2) se efectuează cu scutire de la plata taxelor consulare.»Our translation - not official
The extension of the right of temporary residence for the foreigners provided for in paragraphs (3) and (3^2) is carried out with exemption from the payment of consular fees.
The exemption covers the spouse of a Romanian citizen and family members previously registered as such in another member state.
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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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«b) fac dovada deţinerii mijloacelor de întreţinere la nivelul salariului de bază minim brut pe ţară garantat în plată, pe o perioadă de cel puţin 12 luni, cu excepţia străinilor membri de familie ai cetăţenilor români;»Our translation - not official
they prove that they hold means of support at the level of the guaranteed national minimum gross base salary, for a period of at least 12 months, with the exception of foreign family members of Romanian citizens;
The exception is the whole point: the money test for long-term residence does not reach the spouse of a Romanian citizen.
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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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«(1) Permisul de şedere pe termen lung se eliberează în baza obţinerii dreptului de şedere pe termen lung: a) străinilor membri de familie ai cetăţenilor români, pentru o perioadă de 10 ani, şi se reînnoieşte succesiv pentru aceeaşi perioadă; b) celorlalte categorii de străini, pentru o perioadă de 5 ani, şi se reînnoieşte succesiv pentru aceeaşi perioadă.»Ten years for family members of Romanian citizens, five for everyone else.
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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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«(1) Oficiul Român pentru Imigrări refuză prelungirea dreptului de şedere obţinut în baza căsătoriei dacă, în urma verificărilor efectuate, rezultă că acea căsătorie este de convenienţă.»Our translation - not official
The Romanian Office for Immigration refuses the extension of the right of residence obtained on the basis of marriage if, following the checks carried out, it emerges that the marriage is one of convenience.
Article 63(2) sets out seven indicators, among them no matrimonial cohabitation, spouses who did not know each other before the marriage, no effective contribution to the obligations of marriage, no language both understand, and money conditioning the marriage; article 63(3) lets an interview officer establish them, including by checks at the matrimonial home.
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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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«c) solicitantul să posede mijloace de întreţinere, pe lângă cele necesare pentru propria întreţinere potrivit legii, în cuantum corespunzător salariului de bază minim brut pe ţară garantat în plată pentru fiecare membru de familie, pentru o perioadă de 3 luni;»The money test that applies to reunification with a foreign sponsor and not to marriage with a Romanian citizen, set here for comparison.
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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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Practical notes
The light route is conditional on where the Romanian spouse lives. Article 62(3) opens with the requirement that the Romanian citizen has domicile or residence in Romania; article 62(5^1) deals separately with the family member of a Romanian citizen domiciled abroad, and ties the permit to the validity of that citizen's provisional identity card.
A third-country spouse of a Union citizen exercising free movement in Romania is not on this record at all. That case is governed by Emergency Ordinance 102/2005 and is recorded under residency under a regional treaty.
This record rests on Ordinance 194/2002 as consolidated to 30 April 2026. The procedure for transcribing a foreign marriage certificate into the Romanian civil status registers, which article 46(17) assumes, is in separate legislation that was not read.
- administersOrdonanţa de urgenţă a Guvernului nr. 194/2002 privind regimul străinilor în România, formă consolidată
Inspectoratul General pentru Imigrări · consolidated to 2026-04-30
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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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