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Romania · National (Romania)

Skilled Worker

D/AM1 Visa (Highly Qualified Workers)

Romania's quota-free long-stay work visa track for highly qualified workers, introduced under GEO 32/2026.

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Pathway overview

Romania's quota-free long-stay work visa track for highly qualified workers, introduced under GEO 32/2026.

Verified via WebSearch, cross-referenced across multiple independent sources: you need a job offer from a Romanian employer for a highly qualified role. Introduced by Government Emergency Ordinance (GEO) 32/2026, which replaced the older work-visa structure with a single digital platform and two new long-stay work visa tracks (D/AM1 and D/AM2) — D/AM1 covers highly qualified workers and, unlike Romania's standard work-permit route (capped at 90,000 permits for 2026), is not subject to an annual quota. This checker verifies your own job offer only.

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Application process

Your employer applies through the General Inspectorate for Immigration's (IGI) single digital platform, then you obtain the D/AM1 visa at a Romanian consulate

Status, validity and rights

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2026-08-19
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