Key Points
- Romania introduced several changes to its EU Blue Card regulations on 8 March 2024
Overview
The government of Romania introduced several changes to its EU Blue Card regulations on 8 March 2024. These changes were made to better align the country’s blue card policy with the greater EU and include the following measures:
- The maximum period of stay for EU Blue Card permit holders is increasing to up to three years.
- Reducing the EU Blue Card requirement for some applicants so that they can qualify based on their work experience alone.
- Expanding eligibility for applicants, bringing family members to the country and starting a business.
- Expanding the overall length of work contracts.
Looking Ahead
Continue to check the government of Romania’s website and Envoy Global’s website for the latest updates and information.
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