Immigration and integration

3. Types of migrations in Romania :
A. Inside and outside the country
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8. Educational
• Romanian students are going to Western Europe for
academic purpose
• In Romania : crisis in Health System due to lack of
doctors and nurses

10. ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES

13.  In 1981 he emigrated in Romania to do the medicine school
 In 2012 Raed Arafat became Minister of Health

14. Romanian emigrants
After 1989, almost 5 million people migrated:
1. 1990-1995: to Israel, Turkey, Germany, Italy, Hungary
2. 1996-2002: to Canada, Spain and the USA
3. From 2002: to Italy and Spain

15. Other states : 6 %
Europe Map
Romanian people spreading
across E.U. in labor matters
Ukraine
Russia
Belarus
Czech
Republic
Netherlands

18. Number of refugees in Romania from
1992 to 2014
1992-2007
2007-2009
2009-2011
2011-2014
*Currently, there are 3,000 legal refugees in Romania , but the rate is expected to
increase due to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and Syrian Wars

20. Immigrating to Romania requires different documents . To be
approved for permanent residency, you must get the approval of the highest-
ranking member in the Romanian Office of Immigration and have all the
appropriate documents ready.
Temporary Resident Permit
This permit is for a foreign national who wishes to stay in Romania for 90
days within 6 rolling months.
Permanent Resident Permit
Two requirements must be met for a foreign national to be granted full
residency in Romania. The applicant must be married to a Romanian citizen
or must stay in Romania with a temporary residency permit for a minimum of
3 years.

21. By gaining citizenship in Romania one is entitled to all the rights and
duties associated with the Constitution and the Romanian laws.
There are three ways to become a Romanian citizen:
1. If a child is born by Romanian parents or parent
2. If a child under the age of 18 is adopted by Romanian parent(s)
3. The other way requires more time and involves satisfying the following
conditions and making an application:
- Can prove devotion to the Romanian state and the Romanian people
- An immigrant must be at least 18 years old , born or reside in
Romanian territory at the time of the request for at least 5 years if married to a
Romanian citizen or 7 years otherwise
- He proves to be able to assure means of existence.
- He has not been convicted for any offense deemed to make someone
“unworthy of being a Romanian citizen”
- He can demonstrate proficiency in the Romanian language

26. Mass-media and migrations