Not immediately. There is a grace period to find new qualifying employment before your status is affected.

Commonly a few months; the Foreigners Authority sets the exact period in your case.

Notify your local Foreigners Authority that your employment has ended.

Treat the answer as no: the permit is tied to the employment, so contact the IGI immediately and move fast on a new contract rather than relying on any grace period.

Immediately. Driver demand is high, so an active search usually succeeds within the allowed time.

Your licence, Code 95, medical certificate, references and CV so that you can accept a new role without delay.

A new compliant contract lets you apply to continue your residence on the same basis.

The new role generally needs to qualify under your route; for drivers, that means a registered haulier and proper conditions.

A short, well-managed gap is usually manageable; long unexplained gaps can complicate matters.

Yes. A recruiter who places drivers can shorten the search and confirm the employer is compliant.

Speak to the Foreigners Authority before the period ends; options may exist, and acting early is essential.

Their permits generally continue while you are within the grace period and actively seeking work.

Yes — the new aviz de angajare goes through the National Employment Agency check again, routine for driver roles with experienced employers.

Fastdriver.eu helps drivers find a new compliant employer quickly so they can continue their residence.