Yes, Romania allows foreign students to do part-time jobs while they are studying at university. Foreign students are allowed to work for 20 hours per week. Romania is a part of the EU, that’s why monthly wages in Romania are comparatively high as compared to other MBBS destinations. Students can earn up to 1200 EUR in the capital city of Bucharest & an average of 800 EUR per month in other cities of Romania.

YES, Romania is a favorable destination to study MBBS in Europe because of its affordable tuition fees & living cost, high standard of education at renowned medical universities offering MBBS course in English language.

MBBS In Romania Cost: The average cost to study MBBS in Romania for international students ranges between 2500 EUR to 3000 EUR depending upon the university.

Living Cost: The average cost to live in Romania is around 400 US$ per month for every international student.

Yes, Medical Universities in Romania offer more than 50 medical courses including MBBS, Dentistry, Nursing, Pharmacy & many others in English language. Currently, there are over 150 English-taught study programs other than MBBS, accessible at Romanian universities with opportunities to study in Romania with very affordable living & study cost.

Yes, Romania is a student-friendly & very safe place in Europe welcoming hundreds of foreign students arriving to study MBBS in Romania every year. Romania is also part of the EU, which adds more to its glory.

No, Romania is not a part of Schengen countries, but it’s a part of EU countries since 2007, however, it is expected to join the borderless Schengen zone very soon

Permanent Residency (PR) In Romania: If you are legally living in the territory of Romania for a minimum of 5 continuous years on the basis of study or work, you are eligible to apply for permanent residency in Romania. Note that you must not leave Romania for more than 180 consecutive days in a year.

Getting Romania Citizenship: If you have a Romania Permanent Residency, and you are living in Romania for 8 consecutive years, then you are eligible to submit an application to get citizenship in Romania.

Citizenship in Romania can also be obtained by 4 other methods: Birth, Adoption of a Romanian Child, repatriation, and Marriage.

Getting Citizenship In Romania by Birth: All children born to Romanian citizens will automatically get citizenship at birth. The child may be born on the national territory of Romania. If one parent is a Romanian citizen, the newborn child is also entitled to acquire citizenship of Romania.

Getting Citizenship In Romania by Marriage: If the applicant is at least 18 years of age and has a good understanding of the Romanian language & culture, and has been married to a Romanian citizen for at least 5 years, he is eligible to acquire the citizenship in Romania.

No, Romania has been ranked No 36 in the world economy ranking proving it one of the most developed & rich countries in the world. Romania is acknowledged as an advanced economy by the IMF and is considered a high-income country in Europe by the World Bank. The average monthly income in Romania is around 9,340 RON per month (approx 2,154 USD).

Medical Universities In Romania are known for a world-class standard medical education and attract thousands of international students every year.

The cost to study medicine (MBBS) in Romania ranges between 2500 EUR to 3000 EUR per semester for non-EU students. The average monthly cost for a hostel is around 80 EU for international students.

There are 2 intakes in Romania every year. The first session starts in September every year, and the second session starts in February. However few universities offer only September intake.
Applications for the September intake start from March to June every year & the deadline for February intake starts from October to December every year.