Identify the citizenship route
Separate EU, EEA, Swiss, Canadian, U.S., and other non-EU entry and residence requirements.
Open authority sourcesVisa and residence
Citizenship changes the route. Confirm the current embassy or immigration list after admission and never treat a university acceptance as a visa guarantee.
Universities11 Romanian schools
Programmes20 Medicine and Dentistry records
Official sources36 references in the registry
Last data reviewJune 18, 2026
Decision sequence
Move from evidence to action without skipping the high-risk checks.
Prepare after admission
Use the current consular list for the visa stage; an acceptance letter is only one part of the file.
Build a checklistPlan residence after arrival
Confirm deadlines, address, insurance, enrolment, and financial evidence with immigration authorities.
Review the routeImmigration planning
Separate admission, entry, and residence steps.
An admission letter does not by itself grant entry or residence. The route depends on citizenship and the current requirements of the Romanian diplomatic mission and immigration authority.
EU and non-EU routes differ
EU, EEA, and Swiss students generally follow a different mobility and registration route from Canadian, U.S., and other non-EU students. Use the authority instructions for your citizenship and intended length of stay.
Confirm whether a long-stay study visa is required, what evidence the responsible consulate accepts, and whether appointments or original documents are needed.
Plan the arrival stage
After entry, verify residence-permit timing, address, insurance, financial evidence, enrolment documents, and local registration steps with the current Romanian authority. University support can help, but the authority controls the decision.