Travel restrictions related to COVID-19 have been lifted in Romania. Proof of vaccination, recovery from COVID-19 or negative results is not required. The most up-to-date information on border crossing and entry requirements and conditions. are available from your nearest Romanian airline and/or consulate. Travel requirements related to Covid-19 for passengers arriving in Romania have been lifted. Irish citizens travelling to Romania should continue to exercise caution and follow local instructions. Persons in transit are not subject to the quarantine requirement if they leave Romania within 24 hours of entering the territory of the country. Information on travel and health measures in the EU is available online and provides travellers with up-to-date information on special rules and data on infection rates. On this page you will find information on how to get to Romania. Contact the embassy of the country you are visiting if you think your passport does not meet these two requirements. Renew your passport if you need it.
The Carpathian Mountains in Romania are famous for their wilderness and beauty, but are also home to large populations of bears and wolves. Although they try to avoid people, it is advisable to travel in groups to remote areas and seek advice from local experts. A number of towns and villages in Romania are still reporting isolated cases of coronavirus infection. Data are collected daily, the national average number of reported daily infections is less than 200 (0.0001% of the Romanian population). There are no other events or situations – such as illness, difficulties or unrest – that threaten the personal safety or well-being of travelers to Romania. Unvaccinated foreign travellers must quarantine for 5 days upon arrival and be tested for the virus 3-5 days after arrival. You can travel to Romania without a visa for up to 90 days in a 180-day period. This applies if you are travelling as a tourist, for family or friends, if you attend business meetings, cultural or sporting events or if you want short-term studies or training. Requirements for travel, e.g. public transport, taxis: You must wear a face mask in all indoor spaces, including public transport and taxis.
Drivers must also meet this requirement. The official currency in Romania is the RON, often called lei. It can be difficult to get RON before traveling. However, cash can be withdrawn from ATMs upon arrival. Entry requirements in some countries may be less stringent if you are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Not all vaccines are accepted everywhere, so please consult local government advice before travelling. Receive country-specific email notifications to let you know if travel policies change for one of your favorite destinations. To ensure safe travel, EU countries have agreed on a coordinated approach to restrictions on free movement in response to the coronavirus pandemic. EU regulations now take into account your COVID-19 status, as evidenced by a valid EU digital COVID certificate. Find out about the specific measures that may apply when traveling to Romania.
Citizens planning to travel abroad should consider the ongoing risk of testing positive for COVID-19 abroad, and it is recommended to purchase comprehensive travel insurance that includes COVID-19 coverage. Before departure and during the trip, we encourage citizens to read our travel tips, follow us on Twitter and register with the nearest Irish embassy or consulate. We are not aware of any major incidents regarding driving in Romania, but feedback from some U.S. and Canadian travelers has indicated that some Romanian drivers have competitive driving styles (inappropriate overtaking/cuts in another car`s path and flashing headlights are not uncommon). The following information may be of interest to travellers: Like many countries around the world, Romania is now slightly affected by the Covid-19 situation. The National Centre for Communicable Disease Surveillance and Control and local health authorities are monitoring the situation closely. All Covid restrictions have been lifted. Public health recommendations valid until the end of December 2022: * Wearing a mask in crowded indoor spaces is recommended. * Public institutions and businesses can set their own mask requirements. Note: All visitors must continue to meet all testing requirements imposed by airlines and/or the government of the country of departure (and transit). In addition to safety policies, preventive health measures such as frequent handwashing and social distancing are encouraged to combat new outbreaks.
We encourage you to stay informed of official policies throughout your trip. For more information on how to respond to COVID-19 in Romania, see romaniatourism.com/travel-advisory.html If you are traveling to Romania for business, read the notes on visas and permits. As an Irish resident, you are entitled to healthcare through the public system of the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland if you become ill or injured while temporarily in that country. Make sure you get or renew your EHIC (the new name for E111) before you go, and remember that you`ll need it for everyone travelling in your group. Unvaccinated citizens and permanent residents are exempt from quarantine. The U.S. Department of State has issued a Level 4 Global Health Advisory to inform the United States. Citizens should avoid all international travel due to the global impact of COVID-19. The EHIC does not replace appropriate travel insurance from a reputable insurer. It does not cover medical repatriation, ongoing medical treatment or treatment of a non-urgent nature. Also, some private hospitals may not accept EHIC, so you should contact the hospital administrator beforehand. Some British nationals travelling with minors who have Romanian citizenship (whether or not they have citizenship of another country) will be prevented from leaving the country without the notarized parental consent of the minor`s parents who are not travelling with them.
While border enforcement may vary, UK nationals travelling with minors with Romanian citizenship must obtain notarized parental consent before leaving Romania. Most of Romania`s main tourist attractions are easily accessible by public transport, but traveling by car is perhaps the best way to discover Romania`s charming villages and reach attractions in areas where bus or train service is limited. International travel to Romania is allowed. Currently, there are no requirements such as quarantine or health tests. Documents you need to travel to EuropeHealth insurance for temporary stays To stay longer, to work or study, for business trips or for other reasons, you must meet the entry requirements of the Romanian government. Check with the Romanian Embassy what type of visa and/or work permit you need. If you need to travel during these periods, you must provide proof of your travel through a professional ID, affidavit, itinerary, boarding pass or similar proof of payment, if required by the authorities. Approved vaccines include those approved by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). For more details, see www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/proof-of-vaccination.html#covid-vaccines If you plan to travel to an EU country (excluding Ireland) or Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Andorra, Monaco, San Marino or the Vatican, you must comply with the passport requirements for the Schengen area. For up-to-date information on air travel requirements in this country, please visit the IATA website. We love positive reviews about traveling to Romania and we get a lot of it from travelers who have recently visited. – no physical address is given on the website of a travel agency or independent guide, – hotel prices and prices for similar services are significantly lower than those offered by other companies,- full payment – in cash / bank transfer – is requested at the time of booking or long before departure, especially for services that do not have to be paid in advance by the travel agency (meals, Tour guide, ground transport).
You will need to verify that your passport meets these requirements before travelling. If your passport was issued before October 1, 2018, additional months may have been added to the expiry date. The Romanian authorities set and apply the entry conditions. If you are unsure how Romania`s entry requirements apply to you, contact the British Embassy This page reflects the UK Government`s understanding of the current rules for people travelling from the UK with a full UK citizen`s passport for the most common types of travel. *Travel to Romania: Travel from/to the airport or any other port of arrival. Due to movement restrictions, you should take the following with you when driving to the airport: The many photo opportunities offered by Romania`s picturesque countryside can mean you can stop more often than expected and the journey to your destination may take longer than expected. A number of roads are under construction. Signage and safety bolts may be lower than in North America. If you live in Romania, read our guide «Living in Romania» for more information on stamping passports. Section concerned: Ranca – Obarsia Lotrului (km 34 to km 59) Confirmed cases of COVID-19 must be isolated for 5 days if they are vaccinated or have recovered from the disease within the last 6 months.
Otherwise, the quarantine lasts 7 days. Road transit through or through Romania is possible. Always have your passport with you. The following measures are not mandatory, but still recommended: The information on this page comes from Reopen.eu – check it for the latest updates.