FAQ Elementor

We handle all documentation in full: paperwork, work permits, visas, contracts, and all necessary legal procedures. The employer receives only candidates who are fully prepared and ready for employment.

We analyse your hiring requirements, the number of workers needed, the required experience level, and the specific competencies for each position. Based on this information, we prepare a personalised recruitment plan tailored to your company.

We manage the entire international recruitment process, from candidate selection through to the arrival and integration of workers within your company. We provide a clear, efficient, and secure workflow, ensuring that every stage is handled with the utmost professionalism.

The process of obtaining a work permit for non-EU citizens involves complex administrative procedures. The absence of a specialized team frequently leads to errors that could otherwise be avoided by partnering with a firm experienced in work permit obtainment services for foreign nationals.

The deadlines for submitting and obtaining a work permit are strictly regulated. Delays can negatively impact the visa application process and, consequently, the timely arrival of the worker in Romania.

There are several types of work permits available (for permanent, seasonal, posted workers, etc.). Choosing the incorrect permit type may result in the rejection of the application or the need to restart the entire process from the beginning.Add New FAQ

Many employers fail to verify in advance whether they meet all the conditions required under Romanian legislation: the absence of outstanding debts to the state budget, the existence of the position within the organizational chart, or the genuine justification for the necessity of hiring a foreign national.

One of the most common issues is the submission of an incomplete dossier or one containing documents that do not comply with current legal requirements. Missing paperwork, unauthorized translations, or incorrectly completed forms can result in the rejection of the work permit application.

Upon approval, the work permit is forwarded to proceed with the following stages:

  • Obtaining a work visa
  • Residence and work permit in Romania

The IGI reviews the submitted documentation and issues the work permit within the statutory timeframe of 30 days from the physical submission of the work permit application dossier.