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6 Jobs Demand in Romania 2023

6 Jobs Demand in Romania

Livestock farm
Flower greenhouses
Winery
Greenhouses
Creamery
Construction

1. Livestock farm

Animals are raised by livestock farmers for profit. Cattle, pigs, sheep, and goats, which are raised for food, their hides, or their hair, are the most significant livestock. As draught animals—animals that pull loads or machinery—a small number of livestock farmers raise horses, mules, or donkeys. Farmers who raise livestock may do so on large tracts of land, including farms, ranches, and rangelands. Numerous technicians or labourers may be employed by large operations. Families tend to run the majority of smaller farms.

2. Flower greenhouses

Nursery and greenhouse workers perform some or all of the following duties: Prepare soil; plant bulbs, seeds and cuttings; graft and bud plants; and transplant seedlings and rooted cuttings. Monitor plants for healthy growth and potential weed, insect, disease, and fertilizer problems in greenhouse crops.

3 . Winery

Winemakers oversee the entire winemaking process, from grape harvesting through bottling, and may be responsible for supervising the work of grape growers and laboratory technicians. They must possess a knowledge of grapes, growing regions, and local production and marketing regulations.

4 .Greenhouses

The following tasks are performed by personnel in nurseries and greenhouses: preparing the soil; planting bulbs, seeds, and cuttings; grafting and buding plants; and transplanting seedlings and rooted cuttings. In greenhouse crops, keep an eye out for healthy plant growth as well as any potential weed, pest, disease, and nutrient issues.

5. Creamery

Turnkey duties of the position continue to include taking customer orders, creating ice cream to order, decorating cakes, preparing waffles, and keeping the dining areas and service areas clean.

6 .Construction Worker

We are looking for a competent Construction Worker to work on buildings, roads and other construction projects. You will be the one to help the plans of architects and engineers come to life and become full and solid structures.

Experience in working on relevant projects and using equipment is essential. You must have physical strength, endurance and work well with your hands. Being good in collaboration and following instructions and safety rules, are also important.

Cost of Living in Romania

Family of four estimated monthly costs are 135,991.73? (8,360.34lei) without rent.
A single person estimated monthly costs are 39,041.45? (2,400.14lei) without rent.

Restaurants		Range
Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant	35.00 lei	20.00-60.00
Meal for 2 People, Mid-range Restaurant, Three-course	150.00 lei	100.00-300.00
McMeal at McDonalds (or Equivalent Combo Meal)	25.00 lei	21.00-30.00
Domestic Beer (0.5 liter draught)	8.00 lei	5.00-12.00
Imported Beer (0.33 liter bottle)	10.00 lei	7.00-15.00
Cappuccino (regular)	9.20 lei	4.93-15.00
Coke/Pepsi (0.33 liter bottle)	6.43 lei	4.00-10.00
Water (0.33 liter bottle)	5.63 lei

Transportation

Transportation
One-way Ticket (Local Transport)	3.00 lei	2.00-4.00
Monthly Pass (Regular Price)	80.00 lei	60.00-125.00
Taxi Start (Normal Tariff)	2.92 lei	2.20-3.90
Taxi 1km (Normal Tariff)	2.80 lei	2.19-3.50
Taxi 1hour Waiting (Normal Tariff)	25.90 lei	20.00-35.00
Gasoline (1 liter)	8.06 lei	7.20-9.00
Volkswagen Golf 1.4 90 KW Trendline (Or Equivalent New Car)	87,000.00 lei	78,705.08-109,000.00
Toyota Corolla Sedan 1.6l 97kW Comfort (Or Equivalent New Car)	100,363.33 lei	89,540.00-123,500.00

Utilities (Monthly)

Utilities (Monthly)
Basic (Electricity, Heating, Cooling, Water, Garbage) for 85m2 Apartment	575.95 lei	354.17-1,000.00
1 min. of Prepaid Mobile Tariff Local (No Discounts or Plans)	0.26 lei	0.10-0.42
Internet (60 Mbps or More, Unlimited Data, Cable/ADSL)

Salaries And Financing

Salaries And Financing
Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax)	3,462.01 lei
Mortgage Interest Rate in Percentages (%), Yearly, for 20 Years Fixed-Rate	5.98

City in Romania

Rank	City	Cost of Living Index	Rent Index	Cost of Living Plus Rent Index	Groceries Index	Restaurant Price Index	Local Purchasing Power Index
1	Bucharest	38.28	11.26	25.00	31.27	40.40	57.67
2	Cluj-Napoca	36.80	11.03	24.14	31.67	33.24	55.47
3	Constanta	35.77	9.92	23.06	29.09	32.54	43.74
4	Brasov	34.73	9.26	22.22	29.52	31.13	48.60
5	Oradea	33.96	5.94	20.20	31.93	32.33	56.10
6	Iasi	32.93	8.30	20.83	27.26	29.83	50.56
7	Timisoara	32.91	8.58	20.96	27.38	29.64	58.87
8	Craiova	32.23	6.56	19.62	26.40	27.29	50.26
9	Sibiu	31.57	7.28	19.64	26.85	27.82	47.24

Types of Work Visas in Romania

Romania is a member state of the European Union (EU), so the laws regarding work visas and permits are similar to those of other countries in the EU. Citizens of other EU member states do not need a permit to work in Romania, nor do citizens of Switzerland and other countries in the European Economic Area (EEA). These countries include Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein.

Any prospective employee who is not from one of these countries will need a work permit. There are several kinds of permits for foreign citizens in Romania, including permits for:

Seasonal workers
Trainees
Athletes
Permanent employees
Cross-border workers
Nominal work

Requirements to Obtain Romania Work Visas

In Romania, foreign citizens cannot apply for a work permit on their own behalf. The employer must apply for them.

A permit will be issued only if there are no Romanian citizens or citizens in other EU or EEA member states who are eligible to fill the position. This is one condition of eligibility for a permit. Other conditions include that the prospective employee must:

Meet all of the employer’s requirements for the position under legal provisions
Have no criminal record that would prevent them from working in Romania
Provide a medical certificate that states their capability to carry out the tasks required for the job
Fall within the yearly quota for foreign citizens who may be granted a work permit

The employee will also need to apply for a long-term visa. Along with the application, the employee should be prepared to provide several documents, including:

The work permit obtained by the employer
Proof of accommodation in Romania
A valid passport
Two recent identifying photos
Proof of medical insurance for the duration of the visit
Police clearance or a background check from the employee’s country of residence
Evidence of sufficient financial means to support the visit
A flight ticket or proof of other accommodations for travel

Application Process

Foreign citizens will need a work permit as well as a long-term visa to live and work in Romania legally. Here are the necessary steps to obtain these documents:

The employer must apply for the work permit on behalf of the prospective employee, submitting all relevant documents to the Inspectorate General for Immigration (IGI) and paying the applicable fees.
The IGI will answer the request within 30 days, either providing a decision or requesting more information for verification. If additional verification is needed, the process may be extended for up to 15 days.
Once the application is approved by the IGI, a work permit will be issued to the prospective employee.
The employee must then obtain a long-term visa by applying through the diplomatic missions and consular offices of Romania. The employee has a window of 60 days to apply after obtaining their work permit.

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