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Romania Digital Immigration Launch August 2026

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Romania Digital Immigration Revolution (August 2026)

Romania has officially overhauled its labor migration system with the launch of the WorkinRomania.gov.ro platform on August 8, 2026. This digital transition, governed by Emergency Ordinance (OUG 32/2026), marks the end of traditional paper-based work permits.

Key Changes You Must Know:

  1. New Visa Framework:

    • D/AM1 Visa: Dedicated to highly qualified workers and special categories. These are exempt from standard quotas.
    • D/AM2 Visa: The new standard for permanent, seasonal, and cross-border workers.
  2. Mandatory Digital Registration: Employers who have not registered on the new digital platform by August 8 cannot initiate new recruitment processes for non-EU nationals.

  3. Bilingual Contracts: Under the new rollout, all employment contracts for foreign workers must be issued in a bilingual format to ensure clarity and legal protection for the employee.

How to Apply via Permitra

Massive Dynamic Limited has already integrated its processes with the new Romanian digital infrastructure. Candidates can apply directly through our dashboard for verified slots under the new D/AM2 quota.

🔗 Apply for Romania D/AM2: https://app.permitra.io

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Frequently asked questions

What are the new Romanian D/AM visas?
The new visas, D/AM1 for highly qualified and D/AM2 for permanent/seasonal workers, replace the old work permit framework. The main difference is the mandatory use of the WorkinRomania.gov.ro digital platform for all non-EU labor recruitment starting August 8, 2026.
Are bilingual contracts mandatory in Romania now?
Yes, OUG 32/2026 mandates bilingual contracts for all non-EU employees processed under the new digital framework.

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