If you’re wondering if Romania is bike-friendly or not, I have some bad news for you. While cities like Amsterdam, Copenhagen, and Vienna often top the “bike-friendly” charts, those in Romania are nowhere to be seen. So… why is that? … Read more
Many people still connect Romania with outdated stereotypes and vague fears that all Eastern European countries seem to inflict. But is any of that still true today? Romania is a safe country to live in or travel to. There is … Read more
In the past few years, Romania’s job market has become increasingly attractive to foreigners, following decades during which Romanians left the country in search of better job opportunities in Western Europe. But with salaries increasing rapidly, a good quality of … Read more
If you’re from the EU or EEA and thinking about calling Romania home for more than 90 days – the maximum amount you can stay without extra documents – you’ve probably heard about the famous (or infamous) Registration Certificate, also … Read more
Here at Romania Experience, I’m always happy when our readers decide to share their personal experience about living in Romania, traveling here, or any opinion/experience they might have. Today, I’m bringing you a special article from our reader Levi, a … Read more
The two neighboring countries, Romania and Bulgaria, are usually fighting for the last spot in EU’s charts: from minimum and average salary to corruption and quality of life, it’s becoming a habit to see these two countries at the bottom … Read more
Romania has seen prices going up in these past few years, and as a result, students will spend more than ever if they want to study here. Despite this, though, Romanian remains an affordable option for international students – at … Read more
People from around the world are looking at Romania and thinking, “Maybe this could work,” when it comes to potentially retiring here. And of course you’re tempted to think this way: low cost of living, natural, unspoiled beauty, friendly locals, … Read more
Despite a recent price explosion that took property prices in Romania up to 2008 levels (and even above), you can still find dirt-cheap village houses for as low as a few thousand Euros. I know, because we bought one years … Read more
Can you live on $1,500 or €1,500 a month in Romania with a family? Short answer: Yes, but only if you can turn budgeting into an Olympic sport. Long answer: It’s complicated, and I don’t think most expats could do … Read more