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Government to offer facilities in obtaining visas for foreigners who will work in the Romanian offshore

    3 September 2016
    Exploration & production
    Gabriel Avăcăriței

    The foreigners who will work in the Romanian offshore exploitation-development activities of the natural resources, will obtain the right of entry and residence in Romania much easier, based on the short-stay visa with multiple entries for business. A draft Government decision published on the website of the ministry of Energy, provides the grant of short-term facilities in this regard.

    The decision is aimed at the foreigners who will carry out activities on the offshore installations “in a maritime area of economic exploitation, exclusive of the Romanian state, for legal Romanian or foreign entities, performing exploitation-development activities of the natural resources from the territorial sea, the contiguous area, the economical are exclusive of the Romanian state “.

    The visa will be granted for a period between 1 and 5 years, respecting the length of stay of maximum 90 days, during any period of 180 days

    With the occasion of changing the foreign personnel involved in activities on offshore installations, “the Romanian legal entities will inform the National Visa Center, by an address, in original copy, with the list of personnel attached, regarding the continuation of the exploration-development activities of the natural resources from the territorial sea, the contiguous area or the exclusive economic zone of the Romanian state “.

    Autor: Gabriel Avăcăriței

    Gabriel Avăcăriței is a journalist and communicator with over a decade of experience in Romania’s energy sector. Since 2013, he has been Editor-in-Chief of Energynomics, the country’s leading B2B communication platform for the energy industry. He moderates all Energynomics conferences and debates, bringing clarity and depth to discussions among policymakers, business leaders, and innovators. Under his leadership, Energynomics has evolved into the most comprehensive editorial project in Romania’s energy field, combining a news website, quarterly magazine, and a wide portfolio of industry events that inform and connect the energy community.

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