Romania has, for several years, maintained one of the more accessible legal work routes into the European Union for workers from India and Nepal, driven by labour shortages in construction, hospitality, manufacturing, and logistics.
What makes Romania attractive
- Real employer demand across skilled and semi-skilled trades.
- A defined permit process — employers obtain work permits before the visa stage.
- EU experience that strengthens a worker's long-term career profile.
What to expect realistically
Salaries, accommodation, and working conditions vary by employer and are defined in your employment contract — not by verbal promises. Processing timelines depend on Romanian authorities and embassy workloads and cannot be guaranteed by any agency.
How we support the corridor
Green Outdoors Global operates a subsidiary in Bucharest that coordinates directly with Romanian employers and supports candidates after arrival — from airport pickup coordination to workplace issues.
Quota figures and permit rules change annually. Before making decisions, verify the current year's rules via official Romanian government sources or contact our team for the latest verified checklist.