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Study in Romania.

The essentials, in one place.

Use this snapshot to decide whether Romania fits your academic goals and resources. Requirements can differ by qualification, institution and application route.

TuitionVaries by university (400 - ~9,000 EUR / year)
Financial evidenceNot fixed on official pages
Language requirementsOnly if your programme asks
Visa routeLetter of Acceptance, then D visa
Reference snapshot: 2026-10-18. Review dates come from the reference dataset; ScholarsRoad has not independently reverified every entry. Use the official links to confirm current requirements.

From shortlist to application.

For self-funded admission, follow the university’s process for the Ministry of Education acceptance letter. Government awards use the official Study in Romania scholarship portal.

Before you commit
Many government-funded undergraduate and master’s options require Romanian-language preparation. For regulated professions, establish recognition in Pakistan before committing to a course.
  1. Identify programmes that accept your qualification. Ask admissions about equivalence if your Pakistani award is not clearly listed.
  2. Read the individual course requirements and deadline. Confirm language evidence, prerequisites and any selection test.
  3. Prepare your academic records, references and personal statement. Follow the institution’s instructions for certified documents.
  4. Submit through the university or its designated national portal. Keep your account, receipts and application number.
  5. After an offer, check the student visa procedure for applicants residing in Pakistan and prepare the required financial evidence.
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Explore support for your studies.

Compare the award’s eligibility, coverage and application route. Admission and scholarship applications may have different deadlines.

Romanian Government (MFA) scholarships for non-EU citizens ↗
See funding records for Romania ↗

Work while you study.

Bachelor'sPermitted
Part-time work allowed on a part-time contract, no longer than 4 hours per day
Master'sPermitted
Part-time work allowed on a part-time contract, no longer than 4 hours per day
PhDPermitted
Part-time work allowed on a part-time contract, no longer than 4 hours per day

Part-time contract, max 4 hours per day, no work permit stated

After your qualification

IGI page: residence can be extended 9 months after graduation (another line says 6); confirm with IGI

Explore family and post-study pathways ↗

Your preparation checklist.

Track the essentials here, then reconcile this list with the exact university and embassy checklist.

Go directly to the source.

These authority and institution links accompany the reference dataset. They are your starting point for checking the latest rules.