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Romania Seeks International Talent to Fill Labor Shortages

10 January 2025

Romania’s commitment to addressing labor shortages remains firm, with the government confirming an annual quota of 100,000 work visas for foreign workers in 2025. This consistent policy, now in its fourth year, is expected to continue attracting international talent to key sectors of the Romanian economy.

Key Drivers of the Decision

  • Widespread Labor Shortages: Despite issuing over 99,000 work permits in 2024, Romania still faces an estimated 311,000 vacant jobs, primarily in construction, hospitality, and postal/courier services.

  • Unfilled Positions: Many of these vacancies remain unfilled because Romanians aren't interested in these specific roles.

  • Alignment with National Goals: Maintaining this quota aligns with the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) to bolster key sectors of the Romanian economy.

Historical Context

Record High in 2022: Work permit issuance reached a peak of 108,882 in 2022, demonstrating the growing reliance on foreign labour.

Industries Facing the Biggest Shortfall

Romania’s continued reliance on foreign workers highlights the need for strategic workforce planning. By attracting skilled individuals from abroad, the government aims to address labour shortages, stimulate economic growth, and ensure the prosperity of key sectors.

For expert guidance on Romanian work visas and to explore your eligibility, contact the Morgan Immigration Services team today. We can assist with application preparation, visa guidance, and provide comprehensive support throughout your immigration journey.

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