Renewing a Romanian residence permit for work is mostly about proving that the situation you were first approved for still holds — same lawful job, same solid paperwork.
Passport, the current permit, the ongoing employment contract or an addendum confirming it, recent proof of income, proof of registered accommodation, valid health insurance, photographs and the fee. Certified Romanian translations accompany anything issued abroad, and name spellings should match across every page.
A new employer changes everything: the fresh aviz de angajare comes first, obtained by the new company through the IGI, and only then is the residence side aligned. A converted licence changes nothing about the file itself — keep the Romanian licence and the ARR attestation (Code 95) copies with it, since they evidence the vocational role the permit rests on.
File at least thirty days before expiry at the county IGI office or through the online channel where available; the receipt preserves lawful stay and, with the same employer, lawful work. Lapsed driver documents — medical, attestation, tachograph card — will not block the residence renewal, but they will block the driving, so renew them on the same calendar.
Not if you are continuing with the same employer; an employment confirmation is usually enough. A fresh contract is needed if you changed employer.
A valid Category C or C+E licence, current Code 95, the driver qualification card, and a current medical certificate where relevant.
Yes. Any document issued abroad needs a certified Romanian translation.
Recent payslips and proof of social-security contributions, alongside the employment confirmation.
Yes. Continuous health insurance is part of the renewal file.
Continuity: that the same lawful employment continues, the contract and income are in order, insurance and accommodation are in place, and nothing in your record has changed.
The new employer obtains a new aviz de angajare first; only then is the residence side updated. Doing it in the wrong order means working illegally.
Copies of the Romanian licence and the ARR attestation (Code 95) alongside the residence file — they evidence the vocational role the permit is based on.
Recent months are expected to show employment is ongoing at the time of renewal.
Yes. Driver documents must be current; a lapsed Code 95 can stop you driving and complicate renewal.
It can be requested; many drivers provide a tenancy or employer housing confirmation.
At the Foreigners Authority for your registered place of residence.
Start a few weeks ahead so translations and any missing items are ready before the appointment.
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