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What you can do in Romania
1️⃣ Visas and permits
Visas and residence permits
Management of entry and stay procedures in Romania
2️⃣ Work
Work and professional opportunities
Support for job placement and career development
3️⃣ Business
Business and activities
Starting, relocating or managing a business in Romania
4️⃣ Residence
Residence and tax position
Definition of your legal and tax status
5️⃣ Citizenship
Romanian citizenship and residence status
Assistance with residence procedures and pathways provided by local regulations
6️⃣ Relocation
Relocation and transfer
Comprehensive support for personal or corporate relocation
How it works
Complete the initial assessment
We analyse your situation
We connect you with the most suitable professional
You receive support throughout your journey
A guided, simple and structured process.
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An initial assessment helps you approach the process in a structured way, reducing uncertainty and optimising each step.
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Living and working in Romania
Romania represents one of the fastest-growing economies in Eastern Europe, thanks to recent industrial, technological and logistics development.
The country offers opportunities in manufacturing, IT, services, logistics, agriculture and entrepreneurial activities, attracting investors, professionals and international companies.
Understanding the legal framework and local regulations is essential to approach relocation and investment projects effectively and strategically.
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Piața Avram Iancu nr. 8/2, Strada Baba Novac 5A, 400097 Cluj-Napoca (RO)
Marian Bota is a Romanian lawyer based in Cluj-Napoca, admitted to the Cluj Bar since 2011, founder of the Law Office Marian Bota and collaborator of Budușan & Asociații. With over 15 years of experience in commercial litigation, corporate law, insolvency-related matters and cross-border debt recovery, he provides legal advice and representation to Romanian and foreign clients, working daily on the Italy–Romania corridor. He assists Italian entrepreneurs and companies establishing or developing business activities in Romania, including with incorporation and corporate setup, contractual structuring, commercial litigation, real estate transactions and cross-border enforcement under EU Regulations. His main areas of practice include commercial litigation, debt recovery, insolvency and bankruptcy proceedings, enforcement procedures, contractual and tort liability, business law and legal assistance for foreign companies operating or investing in Romania. He has assisted both individuals and companies, including numerous Italian clients with business or legal interests in Romania. Within the Bridge Digital Platform network, Marian Bota can act as a Romanian legal reference point for individuals, professionals, entrepreneurs and companies involved in international mobility or cross-border business projects connected to Romania. His work is particularly relevant where relocation, investment, business activity or professional mobility raises Romanian legal issues relating to commercial contracts, corporate obligations, debt recovery, insolvency, enforcement or dispute resolution. Marian Bota speaks Romanian, English and Italian, which allows him to provide effective legal coordination in cross-border matters, especially between Romania and Italy. His practice combines litigation experience, commercial legal analysis and practical problem-solving for clients facing complex legal situations in Romania. Main services relevant to Bridge Digital Platform Legal assistance for foreign companies and entrepreneurs operating in Romania; Commercial and contractual disputes; Debt recovery in Romania and cross-border debt recovery; Insolvency, bankruptcy and creditor representation; Enforcement proceedings; Contractual and civil liability Support for foreign investors and companies entering the Romanian market Coordination with foreign lawyers in transnational legal matters; Legal assistance for Italian-speaking clients with interests in Romania Languages Romanian; English; Italian Professional profile Member of the Cluj Bar since 2011 Founder of Law Office Marian Bota since 2013 Lawyer in cooperation with Budușan & Asociații Author of the legal blog marianbota.ro, focused on case-law analysis, debt recovery, insolvency, commercial disputes and practical legal solutions
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Romania is a country located in Eastern Europe, bordering Hungary, Serbia, Bulgaria, Ukraine and Moldova. Thanks to its strategic position and growing integration into European markets, it represents an important industrial and commercial hub in the region.
Key facts
Capital: Bucharest
Area: approx. 238,000 km²
Population: approx. 19 million
Official language: Romanian
Form of government: Semi-presidential republic
Head of State: President of the Republic
Head of Government: Prime Minister
Currency: Romanian Leu (RON)
📊 Economy
Nominal GDP: approx. € 350 – 380 billion
GDP per capita: approx. € 18,000 – 20,000
Main sectors:
Manufacturing industry, Technology and IT, Agriculture and agribusiness, Logistics and transport, Energy and infrastructure, Services and trade, Automotive industry and components
🌍 International memberships
European Union member
NATO member
United Nations member
WTO member
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