Visa
Summary
Belgium VISA Information Visa applications must be submitted in person at the Embassy in Bucharest. The interview is important because they often provide additional information. Visa applications can be sent by mail (DHL, UPS, TNT, ..). The envelope should contain the following documents: Visa application forms supported by the necessary documents Passport Legalization fees in USD The equivalent of 35 euros in Lei (RON) to return the passport by post Applicants may transfer fee RON Embassy account: Belgium Embassy BD DACIA NR 58 020061 BUCURESTI IBAN: RO54 INGB 0001 0005 7462 8925 BIC (SWIFT) INGBROBU Auprès de ING BANK Bucarest Soseaua Kiseleff nr 11-13 011342 Bucuresti
Belgium The entire amount of fees (Visa + legalization) must be paid in lei (RON) Embassy account. Therefore RON conversion must be made by the person who wishes to apply for a visa, not the Belgian Embassy.
Embassy of Belgium in Bucharest Hours Monday to Friday: 9.00 -12.30 14.00 -17.00 Program for visa and legalization Monday to Friday: 9-12 (deposits)
Address Dacia Boulevard, 58 020061 Bucharest - Sector II Phone + (40) (21) 210.29.69 + (40) (21) 210.29.70 + (40) (21) 212.36.80 (VISA) Fax + (40) (21) 210.28.03 ambabuc@clicknet.ro
Romanian Embassy in Belgium
AMBASSADE ROEMENIE Gabriëllestraat 105 1180 UKKEL AMBASSADEUR Stefan Alexandru TINCA +32 2 345 26 80 +32 2 346 23 45 secretariat@roumanieamb.be http://www.bruxelles.mae.ro
Belgium A ticket costs about 100 euros. For example, one way flight Brussels Bucharest September 30 currently costs 312 lei to 541 lei with Wizzair and Tarom.
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Indices Difference Consumer Prices in Brussels are 104.55% higher than in Bucharest Consumer Prices Including Rent in Brussels are 121.74% higher than in Bucharest Rent Prices in Brussels are 184.40% higher than in Bucharest Restaurant Prices in Brussels are 150.23% higher than in Bucharest
Restaurants Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant Meal for 2, Mid-range Restaurant, Three-course Combo Meal at McDonalds or Similar Domestic Beer (0.5 liter draught) Imported Beer (0.33 liter bottle) Cappuccino (regular) Coke/Pepsi (0.33 liter bottle)
Avg. 57.80 lei
266.76 lei 33.34 lei
13.34 lei 13.34 lei 10.62 lei 8.79 lei
Belgium Markets Avg. Milk (regular), (1 liter) 3.90 lei Loaf of Fresh White Bread (500g) 7.05 lei Rice (white), (1kg) 9.06 lei Eggs (12) 9.52 lei Local Cheese (1kg) 52.89 lei Chicken Breasts (Boneless, Skinless), (1kg) 45.01 lei Apples (1kg) 9.72 lei Oranges (1kg) 11.47 lei Tomato (1kg) 9.87 lei Potato (1kg) 6.38 lei Lettuce (1 head) 5.12 lei Water (1.5 liter bottle) 4.31 lei Bottle of Wine (Mid-Range) 26.68 lei Domestic Beer (0.5 liter bottle) 5.16 lei Imported Beer (0.33 liter bottle) 6.17 lei Pack of Cigarettes (Marlboro) 23.12 lei Transportation Avg. One-way Ticket (Local Transport) 8.89 lei Monthly Pass (Regular Price) 206.74 lei Taxi Start (Normal Tariff) 13.34 lei Taxi 1km (Normal Tariff) 8.45 lei Taxi 1hour Waiting (Normal Tariff) 133.38 lei Gasoline (1 liter) 7.00 lei Volkswagen Golf 1.4 90 KW Trendline (Or Equivalent New Car) 88,919.86 lei
Belgium Utilities (Monthly) Avg. Basic (Electricity, Heating, Water, Garbage) for 85m2 Apartment 640.60 lei 1 min. of Prepaid Mobile Tariff Local (No Discounts or Plans) 1.12 lei Internet (6 Mbps, Unlimited Data, Cable/ADSL) 156.39 lei Sports And Leisure Fitness Club, Monthly Fee for 1 Adult Tennis Court Rent (1 Hour on Weekend) Cinema, International Release, 1 Seat
Avg. 197.00 lei 48.91 lei 40.01 lei
Clothing And Shoes 1 Pair of Jeans (Levis 501 Or Similar)
Avg. 333.27 lei
1 Summer Dress in a Chain Store (Zara, H&M, ...) 1 Pair of Nike Shoes 1 Pair of Men Leather Shoes
193.80 lei 392.67 lei 488.89 lei
Rent Per Month Avg. Apartment (1 bedroom) in City Centre 3,016.74 lei Apartment (1 bedroom) Outside of Centre 2,593.66 lei Apartment (3 bedrooms) in City Centre 5,108.18 lei Apartment (3 bedrooms) Outside of Centre 4,390.42 lei
Belgium Buy Apartment Price Price per Square Meter to Buy Apartment in City Centre Price per Square Meter to Buy Apartment Outside of Centre Salaries And Financing Average Monthly Disposable Salary (After Tax) Mortgage Interest Rate in Percentages (%), Yearly
Avg. 11,388.69 lei 8,891.99 lei Avg.
8,412.68 lei 3.83
Brazil VISA Information In light of Brazilians labor laws, there will only accept application of EPs who are currently enrolled in a University, in a (under/post) graduation course. All available TNs are internships positions, extraordinary professional opportunities will refer as such, and will be indicated the acceptance of non-students applicants. Therefore the type of visa the EP will apply for is Student Visa. After being accepted for an internship position the host LC will offer you support during the visa obtaining procedure.
Papers: Applicant’s passport, valid for no less than 6 months, with at least two blank pages. Proof of means of support during the applicant’s stay in Brazil. For those being financially supported by the parents, a declaration from them will be required, together with a copy of the relevant page of their passport, as well as a current bank statement, with enough funds. Bank account of the last six months, yours or your parents is valid.
Brazil Original Certificate of Prosecution/Conviction History (Section 21, Data Protection Act 1998, Subject Access, Person Record), or an ACRO Police Certificate is required from applicants of 18 years of age or above – (Ro Cazier judiciar) Birth Certificate. University enrollment agreement. Residence proof in your country (light or water bills can be used) The original agreement signed by the Brazilian university, the institution offering the internship, and by the student. (Will be sent to you by the host LC) Internship Commitment Agreement – TCE (Will be sent to you by the host LC) + Company Responsible CV TCE (Will be sent to you by the host LC) + EP CV (saying that you are still enrolled in a university). Copy of Company Register – CNPJ (Will be sent to you by the host LC) Company Record of Nomination (Will be sent to you by the host LC) Company invitation letter (Will be sent to you by the host LC) Traveling schedule and hotel reservation. (Airplane ticket reservation and a Brazilian Address)
Brazil Yellow Fever Vaccine. Everyone needs to take the Yellow Fever Vaccine to go to Brazil. The first 10 days you should look for a place where you can get the vaccine, and make an appointment to take that. Travel Insurance: You must have a Travel Insurance before you go to Brazil. Is recommended to make an insurance that covers your health expenses, or allow you to reimburse them. There are many companies offering this kind of service. But sometimes the less expensive way is contact your Credit Card company, they also offer Travel Insurance service with a low cost. Airplane Ticket: This first 20 days, I recommend looking for an airplane ticket, and if the travel agency allows you to make a reservation 50 days before the flight, you should make a reservation to avoid paying more and show that at the consulate, when you will apply for the visa. But remember, just make a reservation, and that reservation should be flexible, because if anything change in your plans, you don’t need to spend money. A4 copy of your passport Visa Application Form must be filled in at https://scedv.serpro.gov.br
Brazil The fee is 40 $.
Is highly recommended to contact the Brazil Embassy Romania Bulevardul Aviatorilor, 40 - Sector 1, Bucharest Romania Phone: +40-212-301-130 +40-722-219-235 Fax:+40-212-301-599 Email: consular.bucareste@itamaraty.gov.br http://bucareste.itamaraty.gov.br Brazil Embassy Romania http://www.mae.ro/foreign-missions/3498 - more contact details
The average time is 3 days, but in most cases you can receive the visa in the same day.
Anca Bandac - ancaioanab@gmail.com EP in Brazil, Sao Paulo
Brazil Approx. 800 $ - varies depending on the company, time of the year, date of purchase. https://www.vola.ro/ - offers suggestions on the periods when flight cost are lower. Their national currency is the BRL (brazilian real) which is the equivalent of approx. 1,5 RON. Overall costs of living in Brazil are 30% higher than in Romania. When it comes to accomodation the host LC will provide an option of host/accommodation, which can be a host family, shared students flat, hostel or a dorm room, according to availability. You will be financially responsible for this accommodation. When you arrive, if you decide to move to a different place, will be your responsibility to find it. You can always ask for help to the AIESEC iGIP team responsible for you. The rent per month for an apartment with one bedroom in the city center is around 1,251.98 BRL, as for outside the city center is 845.63 BRL. Prices may vary depending on the city you are located in. As for food and beverages the costs are also higher compared to Romania, a meal in an inexpensive restaurant is around 16 BRL, a beer is around 5 BRL and a botle of water can cost around 2,1 BRL
Brazil Instead groceries are only 16% more expensive then in Romania. Cigarettes are cheaper, a pack of Malboro is 6 BRL. Cost of public transportation is high a mothly pass is 132 BRL, which is about 4 times more than in Romania. For more detailed information on costs of living in different cities visit http://www.numbeo.com/.
Canada VISA Information
You could apply for a visa online Passport The forms (which you complete online) Two passport photos Certificate from work Financial support proof Proof that they have for what to return to Romania (increases the chances of a visa)
150 Euro (Work permit)
2 weeks (you can be called for an interview)
Embassy : Tel.: +40-21-307-5000 E-mail: bucst@international.gc.ca
Canada August September October November December January
902€ 781€ 698€ 609€ 697€ 644€
A)Montreal: Apartment type
2 1/2
3½
4 1/2
5 1/2
6½
Chiria
500 $
595$
695$
795$
895$
Telefon Cablu Internet
20-28$ 20-28$ 20-28$ 20-28$ 20-28$ 40$
40$
40$
40$
40$
15-20$ 15-20$ 15-20$ 15-20$ 15-20$
Canada B) Vancouver:
To rent Apartment
Rooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Price $500
Apartament
2
1
$650
Studio
n/a
1
$900
Duplex
2/3
1/2
$1400
House
2/3
1/2
$1200-4200
Monthly Subscription/ Normal price for bus (Fare Card)
$ 63
The average cost for food for a family of one person in Vancouver, a month is about $ 170.
Czech Republic VISA Information Romanian citizens can enter and stay in the territory of the Czech Republic without limitation special, and this only on the basis of a valid travel document or identity card. Can sit temporarily in the Czech Republic an unlimited period. Romanian citizens, as well as citizens of other European Union countries are not considered foreigners in terms of employment in the Czech Republic and, therefore, are treated in this area as Czech citizens. For employment in the Czech Republic do not require any license. Embassy of the Czech Republic will not receive, neither release visa for any Romanian citizens. in order to be able to legalize your stay in the Czech Republic you must apply directly to the police authorities for foreigners in the Czech Republic which are competent to receive applications for temporary residence or permanent EU citizens. The only requirement in the law for foreigners to EU citizens, that and of Romania, is the obligation reservation where the alleged duration of stay in the Czech Republic is longer than 30 days
Czech Republic In such a case, the alien is required to present themselves at the police office for foreigners in the place of stay and fill out a form properly, and it in no later than 30 days from the date the Czech Republic. This obligation does not apply where the obligation lies with the person granting reservation accommodation (in accommodation in hotels, hostels, etc.) On entering Czech Republic, these acts must be submitted clerk of the frontier: a travel document (passport or ID card); international health insurance (valid for the entire period of stay in the Czech territory); green card of the vehicle, the deed for the motor vehicle or power of attorney from the owner thereof; evidence that you can support yourself during the stay (hotel reservation, credit card or in cash - 50 Euro / day).
Contract work in the Czech Republic must always be in writing. The employer is obliged to conclude with the employee a written employment contract or employment agreement (under which you can work up to 20 hours on average per week) or a performance agreement (under which you can work on average up to 150 hours per year). The employer is obliged to hand the employee a written copy.
Czech Republic Employee employment contract may require a translation in a language he knows. The employment contract must contain the type of work performed, the place of performance of labor and employment start date. The agreement can be agreed and other conditions of interest to the parties (eg wage). The employer may require a probationary period, which can be worth up to three months. If the contract of employment or any other kind of agreement has been concluded, the employee works at odds with the Czech legal acts, that is illegal. Such behavior is considered an offense and can be fined worker in this case the control of employment offices with up to 10 000, - KÄ?. Work program based in the Czech Republic is set to the maximum 40 hours per week. Overtime work may not exceed 8 hours per week.
Health insurance is mandatory in the Czech Republic. Conclusion insurance policymust be in Romania, the Czech Republic without the possibility of their conclusion. Czech healthcare is not free. In Prague, and other cities in the Czech Republic there is medical payment, clinics and hospitals located within. Pharmacy dispensing regime is similar to that practiced in Romania.
Czech Republic We strongly recommend that you insure health care or obtain European Health Insurance Card before leaving on a trip. If you become ill or have an accident during a temporary stay in an EU Member State and card form E112 European Health Insurance will give you access to necessary health care. This card will allow you to receive necessary healthcare during your temporary stay in any EU country. In Prague there are the following non-stop pharmacies: • Lekarna Praha 1, Vaclasvski namìste 64 tel. 222211423 • Lekarna Praha 2, Belgicka 37, tel: 224 237 207 Hospitals in Prague that provide emergency assistance for foreigners are: • Na Homolce Hospital, Praha 5, Roentgenova 2 tel.252922146 • Medical Clinic 1, Praha 1, Na Perstyne 10 tel.224216200, 602,225,050 • Canadian Medical Center, Praha 6, Veleslavinska 1, tel. 601212320 The staff of these hospitals can be contacted the units bet on czech, english, french, german or spanish language.
Czech Republic A ticket from Bucharest to Prague is varying depending on the airline and bet on the corresponding month of departure. In the month of August the price's found somewhere to 156 â‚Ź, the clench in September reached by a gentle decrease from 151 â‚Ź. The Czech Airlines, the national airline of the Czech Republic, you can travel around the world. In Romania Bucharest airport is served. Domestic destinations are Prague, Brno, Karlovy Vary, Ostrava. Czech Airlines flying across Europe. Flight of Romania in the Czech Republic takes 2 hours, the distance being about 1,000 kilometers.
Ambulance Service in the Czech Republic can be called at 112 In case of serious incidents (accidents, robberies)which necessitate immediate Czech authorities should contact the following emergency numbers: 112 - Emergency Services 158 - police Attention! If you accidentally call 112, do not hang up! Otherwise, you can send a car to where you are, to see if everything is okay!
Czech Republic Consular Section Address: Street Nerudova 5, Mala Strana, 118 00, Prague 1 Phone: + 420 257 532 090 Fax: + 420 257 531 017 Website: http://praga.mae.ro E-mail: consular.section@rouemb.cz; office@rouemb.cz. Public hours at the consular section: MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY at intervals 9:00 to 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY: consular assistance on the ground (not working at the counter) National Health Insurance House (CNAS) / Office insured Relations Address: Calea Calarasi 248 bl.S19, Sector 3, Bucharest Tel. Free: 0372.309.262 Fax. 0372.309.165 Green Tel: 0800.800.950 Rep Embassy. Czech In Bucharest Tel: + 40.21 / 303.92.30 Fax: + 40.21 / 312.25.39 E-mail: bucharest@embassy.mzv.cz Hours: Monday - Friday: 8.00 - 16.30 Consular Section: 030045 Bucharest, Str. Ion Ghica 11, Sector 3 Tel: + 40.21 / 303.92.32 Schedule and visas: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday:
Czech Republic Rent prices vary depending on the size and category of the apartment and the area where it finds. The highest prices are in Prague and the Central Bohemian Region, the lowest rates are in the region North Bohemia and Moravia-Silesia Region, the areas with the highest unemployment rate. Rental price is varying between hard 30-160 â‚Ź. Prices for drinks / food in restaurants (outside of tourist areas) and those for services or sports activities varies by location, but are moderate, even in Prague, than prices in other European countries.
Egypt VISA Information .
The documents must be passport and tourist visa is given for a month and usually take from the airport. Cost $ 15 and can be paid in dollars there. Then the intern will go with AIESEC from there to renew their visa, which will cost for each new target about 50 USD, I do not remember the exact amount :( will have to do a little file with passport photos and copy of passport and take a stamp from an office in the same building, people from AIESEC from there he will explain everything and will always be near the house. believe that's all you need for a visa extension. The first visa is obtained so immediately at the airport, and the next in about two weeks. Passport visa remains at those and you will receive a sheet with you back when you tell them. The most important thing is to go to extend their visa in time because you are only legally allowed to be late just five days over when it expires, or you pay a fine (this happened to me because they are very stuck up those of the respective institution and twice they sent me home because they did not have sheets and stuff and I do not know why I lost so much time on this .).
Egypt Before I left I wrote to the Romanian Embassy at this address cairoconsulara@yahoo.com and I announced them about my presence in Egypt giving them the exact information, contact adress from AIESEC and from work. They responded promptly, recommending me not to go because last year there were a lot of warnings on mae.ro against going to Egypt. 300 euros TAROM, but I do not feel like flying in Egypt, or the most ok for me was with Turkish Airlines, cost about the same, 300-350 euros, stop for a few hours Istanbul. There are stops longer and you can even see the city if you organize. In Egypt it is about half the price of Romania (1 Egyptian Pound = 50 de bani). Interns can work both with euros and dollars, are not preferences, you can change anything. There are places as expensive as here, there are more expensive places as here (clubs where entry 150RON reach sometimes they do not like anyone who goes to the club, only those in the upper class, plus here can serve drinks spirits which are also expensive thing you can not do almost any bar in Cairo, I think in this city for 25mil people have been about 5 bars where you can drink alcohol, and yet a lot of money) and there and very cheap places where you eat super fruit salads with ice cream and subtle exotic only 6 lei, lei 2-3 pomegranate juice, coffee typical local drink tea and smoke hookah
Germany VISA Information ď ś Enrollment certificate - a link with more info available for Germany, including about Enrollment certificate https: //sites.google.com/a/aiesec.de/the-map-site/bonn/visaProcedures. Basically a certificate signed by the university must say that you are a student, what period you are a student and you have to do practice for a company that you can graduate. You need this document to get work permit (in my experience, the LC host to handle this, I just had to send them a scan of the certificate) ď ś Valid ID (identity card or passport if you leave in the EU) ď ś Health insurance - can get free insurance card valid for six months in the EU from CNAS (National Health Insurance). You can obtain the card only if you're still a student and if you are co-insured (ie are co-insured by a parent). It takes a week to release your card from when you deposit the acts and it comes by the mail. Of course, any other private insurance is ok, as long as your interest in the company where you're going, for there were many misleads, where people had to pay for medical services really if they had insurance and were not returned the money after company insurance.
Germany A simple search on Google about the company you intend to do your insurance is the best way to find out the opinions of those who have already worked with the company. And the third option is to make your insurance in the country where you're going. For example in Germany, the DAAD insurance is recommended and costs about 25 euro / month. ď ś The remaining documents that you need you do after you arrive in country. AIESEC explain those from there what to do and get help from them to get those documents.
As EP cost you way up there and the first month of life (which usually includes rent and food money + some pocket money). Those listed may be added and cost of various documents (visa if needed, health insurance). For Germany it is recommended to leave by about 1000 euros in your pocket. Costs vary depending on the city, but to say this is average. ď ś Rents cost around 300-400 euros / month (a room in an apartment shared with others). If you want one is from 400 up. It is important to have more money in the first month for most owners require some sort of warranty, which can be equivalent
Germany The food again varies depending on how much you eat, but let's say an average for Germany is 30 euro / week (that with eating at home not in town every day + food not normally talk about bio, eco and stuff super schumpe ) Transportation ticket - get anywhere from 80 euro / month subscription general. Depending on the company you work for, you can settle some of the money or not. Phone card - 10-15 euro / month
I think I mentioned above that and how. For fees that I know you should not do anything if you Enrollment certificate for the interns are exempt from tax. If you're not a student, so of Enrollment certificate, primarily in Germany do not know if you guys take in internship, and secondly, you pay about 20% of your salary to the state tax .. what is not really ok anyway salaries are calculated internal cam cover your fixed living expenses
Depends how much time you have to buy it, where you want to go (from the airport) and how you carry your luggage. The best prices are either on Otopeni Budapest. Average should be somewhere around 100 euros a checked baggage.
Indonesia VISA Information The foreign employee must provide the following: Passport with at least 18 months left before expiration Curriculum Vitae in either English or Indonesian, signed by the worker Separate list of job references and work experience Copy of most recent diplomas and degrees Photographs - all on a red background: 16 colour photographs: 4x6cm 5 colour photographs: 2x3cm 4 colour photographs: 3x4cm The employer provides the following for the first application for a foreigner's work permit: Letter of application from the company Request for Permission to Apply for Work Permit (PPt2 form) Copy of Manpower Utilisation Plan for a Foreign Worker (RPTKA) Copy of KITAS Visa (when available at the end of the process) Copy of Letter of Recommendation (TA-01) Copy of complete passport Copy of employee's Curriculum Vitae Copy of employee's work history and references
Indonesia
Copy of most recent diplomas and degrees Copy of Work Contract Copy of Valid Report Obligation of Worker Four sheets of black and white photographs: 4x6cm
Around 190 euro (110 euro embassy fee and 90 euro service fee) Details: http://indonesia.visahq.com/requirements/Romania/#!indonesi a-business-visa s Ambasade: Strada Gina Patrichi No.10, sector 1, Bucharest Telp.: +40-21-3120742/3120743/3120744 Faxs. : +40.21.3120214 Open MONDAY – THURSDAY Working Hours 10.00 – 13.00 and 14.00 – 16.00
The entire process takes up to 30 days.
Ambasada Indoneziei în România : http://www.indonezia.ro/
Indonesia Flight: Bucharest-Jakarta (Indonesia)-1 stop 715 $
Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant One-way Ticket (Local Transport) Monthly Pass (Regular Price) Basic (Electricity, Heating, Water, Garbage) for 85m2 Apartment Cinema, International Release, 1 Seat Apartment (1 bedroom) in City Centre Apartment (1 bedroom) Outside of Centre
Romania (lei)
Indonesia (lei)
15,00
8,44
2,00
0,99
60,00
42,22
373,62
321,04
16,50
14,07
976,18
1858,63
761,51
747,92
More details : http://www.numbeo.com/cost-ofliving/compare_cities.jsp?country1=Romania&c ountry2=Indonesia&city1=Clujnapoca&city2=Jakarta
Japan VISA Information In all cases a visa to work are required: A completed and signed form completed in English and signed by the applicant (form is obtained from the Consular Section or can be accessed here). A passport photo (4.5 x 3.5 cm) color, not older than 6 months, clear, well-centered, that sticks on the form in the space provided (only with glue, no staples, paper clips, etc. ). Photos inappropriate will not be accepted Passport valid Eligibility Certificate obtained from the Immigration Office in Japan Other documents, case by case, if you request the Embassy.
CERTIFICATE OF ELIGIBILITY Certificate of Eligibility is issued before a visa application by immigration authorities (Immigration Office), which are part of the Ministry of Justice of Japan. This certificate attests that the applicant fulfills various conditions required by Japanese law to immigration; also serves as evidence that the activity for which the applicant intends to enter in Japan is legal and is found among the categories recognized by law as grounds eligible to stay in Japan.
Japan Certificate of Eligibility is required for many types of visas, such as work visas, study (except Monbusho scholarship), to stay with family as "Addicted", etc. No visa is required if the "Temporary Visitor" or "Transit". Certificate of Eligibility has the advantage that reduces the time required to obtain a visa because the visa application submitted by the holder of a Certificate of Eligibility is likely to be resolved in the Consular Section, without the need for consultation with Japanese authorities. Also Eligibility Certificate proves very useful when actual entry in Japan, when entry formalities can be much more easily. Bear in mind, however, that the presentation of a Certificate of Eligibility at the the Consular Section counter offers no absolute guarantee visa, if there is reason to do so. (For example, if the company that would hire the applicant can not do so because of economic problems, or if we discover forgeries in documents submitted to obtain a visa.) Standard procedure for obtaining the Certificate of Eligibility is the following: the applicant's representative in Japan (for example, the company that will engage, and university to study it following) addresses Immigration Bureau Office of the territory and apply for the Certificate Eligibility. After it is released, the applicant's representative in Japan, it sends by post.
Japan After receiving the Certificate of Eligibility, the applicant is presented with this document and other documents required for visa at the Consular Section of the Embassy of Japan, in order to obtain a visa. Certificate of Eligibility will be returned to the applicant together with passport in which the visa, and will be presented together with the passport, at the passport control officer at the entrance to Japan. Attention to the validity of the certificate of eligibility! This is 3 months from the date of issuance. ď ś The documents required for visa to be collected by the applicant and submitted with the visa application. Not will be send the documents at the the Consular Section via fax or mail, unless requested by the Consular Section in this regard. ď ś Consular Section reserves the right to request additional documents when they are considered necessary in the context of the examination of visa application. ď ś If the final result of the examination of an application for visa is negative, the Consular Section can not provide an explanation as to why the visa denial. Also, by not granting a visa, in principle there is a period of six months that the applicant can not make a similar request.
Japan Visa "Transit" and "Temporary Visitor" staying in Japan until the 60 days are free including. For other types of visas, in principle a fee. Starting April 1, 2014 the fee for entry visa for Romanian citizens in Japan is 105 RON. There are some exceptions for which the visa is free (an example is the case of those who obtained a scholarship from the Ministry of Education in Japan). Also, the fee may differ in people other than the Romanian citizenship. For details contact the consular section. Japanese Embassy in Romania http://www.ro.emb-japan.go.jp/ Embassy Consular Service 021-319-1890 Address American House East Wing, 8th floor Sos. Titulescu no. 4-8, sector 1, Bucharest, Romania, see Location of Embassy Program for the public Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. information by phone: Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Phone: (+ 40-21) 319-1890, 319-1891 Fax: (+ 40-21) 319-1895, 319-1896 E-mail: embassy@bu.mofa.go.jp, culture@bu.mofa.go.jp
Japan Duration of visa application processing Visa procedure requires about 3-5 days, if special problems. There are also situations where the visa application process can take up to several weeks or even several months
Starting from 750 â‚Ź -Qatar Airlines (from Budapest)
Norway VISA Information ď ś You need a visa to stay in Norway for more than 90 days. Visa applications are portal: http://www.udi.no/en/ ď ś Need to contact the Norwegian Embassy in Bucharest to lift visa (costs not available online, neither time). Royal Norwegian Embassy 18 Athens Street 011832 Bucharest 1 Phone: +40 (0) 21 306 98 00 Fax: +40 (0) 21 306 98 90 E-mail: emb.bucharest@mfa.no Consular Section's program Monday-Friday: 10: 00 to 12:00
Bucharest-Oslo : Wizz Air- 66 Euro (aprox. 3h)
Rent for one bedroom in Oslo centre: 1500 $ Utilities: 200 $ Meal in Oslo: 40$
Turkey VISA Information To get visa AIESEC must present yourself at the the Turkish Embassy (consulate) : Calea Dorobantilor No 72 in Bucharest and you need: original invitation from school / company host acceptance note from the original AIESEC Iasi, newsletter and copies of passport, passport photos and a fee of 60 euros to be paid.
100 euros by plane Rent for an apartment in the city center about 900 lei Salary (medium) environmental is 2000 lei The cost of food: some are about as similar to those in Romania but many of them are at half price The cost of transport: 150 USD / month