About Jacuro

Status:

Expatriate  

Gender:

Male

Currently Lives:

Citizen Of:

Romania

Dual Citizen Of:

Netherlands

Some Forum Posts:

Romania: Long term visa:

Hi there. I'm sorry to hear that you have so many issues. Before I can 100% answer you I need more information. You say "my wife" are you married with a Romanian, does she live here, own a property or rent. If you are married you should start with making sure that you have a paper saying that you own a property, are renting with her. This paper has nothing to do with your residence here and can be obtained easily by the landlord or if you own by going to a notary. Secondly for a residence you need proof of wealth or proof that you have an income. Also do you need to proof that you have a paid insurance from where you are from. All these papers can be validated by a notary. After that you can obtain a residence. Now your drivers licence. This part is more difficult. You're not European so your licence is only valid for a 3 month duration after that you need to travel abroad and come back for it to be valid. Obtaining a European, say Romanian licence you need to or: do the test again and get one here which u can use abroad for 3 month and then the same story with traveling abroad. If u need more info I'm happy to call you just message me. Regards J

Romania: Requiered health insurance (Or not?):

Hello All. I work for a Romanian company, I got a stupid flue and wanted to go to the doctors, I got a paper from HR that I work here so I can find a doctor. I went to the doctor but he couldn't find my health insurance registration. So I contacted HR now it seems they did not register me anywhere so I'm simply not insured here and HR says I have to find my own insurance as it's not "mandatory for them to register foreigners" I have a long term residence (CNP) and would like to know if it's true that they don't have to insure you if you work for a Romanian company as EXPAT. To me it sounds weird. Regards J.

Date Joined:

10/23/2016

Total Posts:

4

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