STUDY IN ROMANIA

Romania lies in the Central-South-Eastern part of the European continent.

Having a surface of approximately 238,000 sq km and a population of 22.5 million
inhabitants, it is one of the medium-sized countries of Europe. Romania
neighbours Moldavia, Ukraine, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and coasts the
Black Sea.
One of Romania`s specifics consists in the fact that it is crossed by the 45 North
Parallel and the 25 East Meridian, thes being the mathematical co-ordinates
marking the halfway between the Equator and the North Pole and between the
Atlantic Coast of the Iberian Peninsula and the Eastern border of the continent, the
Ural Mountains, respectively. Romania is 2 hours ahead of GMT.
Romanians have an old and rich history. The ancient name of this territory was
Dacia. It was inhabited by Getic and Dacian populations. After the wars against
Rome, between 101-102 and 105-106, Dacia became a Roman province providing
the basis for the formation of both the Romanian people and language.
During the Middle Ages Romanians lived in three provinces, namely Wallachia,
Moldavia and Transylvania. These got united during the 19th and 20th c., forming
modern Romania.
The population is formed in its biggest proportion by Romanians, who represent
90% of the total number of inhabitants, to which Hungarians (around 7%),
Gypsies, Germans, Ukrainians, Turks, Tartars etc. can be added.
Out of the total number of population, 55% live in towns and the rest of 45% live
in rural areas (with villages populated by up to 27,000 persons).
The capital of the country is the city of Bucharest, which has a population of over 2
million inhabitants. Here it is concentrated approximately 15% of the national
industrial capacity, over 50% of the direct foreign investments, over 30% of the
higher education institutions and over 50% of the Romanian students. Other big
cities, having more than 300,000 inhabitants, are the regional centres Iasi, Cluj,
Timisoara, Craiova, Brasov and Constanta.
Romania is a republic, a parliamentary democracy, seeking to join the European
Union.
Romania has economic and cultural relations with over 150 countries around the
world.
The official language of the state is Romanian, belonging to the Romance family
of languages; within the local public administration, where the percentage of
inhabitants belonging to another ethnic populations is over 20%, their language can
also be used.
The foreign languages most frequently spoken in the countru are English, French
and German.
The national currency is the leu (in May, 2004 : 1 USD = 33,155 ROL / 1 Euro =
40,355 ROL).

HISTORY OF EDUCATION

The first institutes of higher education that functioned on the territory of Romania
where Academia Vasiliana (1640) founded by prince Vasile Lupu in Iasi as a
"higher school for Latin and Slavonic languages" and the Academy of Bucharest
opened at the end of the 17th c. by the prince Constantin Brancoveanu.
The bases for higher education in Romanian language where laid down in the 19th
c.: courses for topometric engineers organised in 1814 by Gheorghe Asachi in
Moldavia and by Gheorghe Lazar in Wallachia in 1818. In 1835 the Academia
Mihaileana was set up in Iasi and in 1852 in Bucharest the School of Agriculture
was opened, the forerunner of today's Agronomic Institute. In 1857, the National
School for Medicine and Surgery was set up in Bucharest and in 1864 the National
School for Bridges, Highways, Mining and
Architecture was opened to become later the nucleus of the Politechnical School in
Bucharest. It was also in 1864 that the foundations of the fine arts higher education
where laid down.
The first Romanian universities were established by Prince Al.I.Cuza - the
University of Iasi (1860) and the Bucharest University (1864) - under whose rule
was issued the first Public Education Law (1864), which regulated the whole
system of school education from primary to university education. At the end of the
19th c., following a dramatic development of the educational system, different
fields of education were regulated by separate pieces of legislation: the Law of
Primary Education (1893), the Law of Secondary and Higher Education (1898), the
Law of Vocational Education (1899).
In Transylvania, in 1872, the Cluj University was set up and in Bucovina, the
University of Cernauti (1875). After 1918, the Romanian system of education was
unitarily regulated by the new laws of organisation of education issued in 1924-
1928.
Between the two World Wars the network of higher education institutions was
strongly developed.
In 1948, after the onset of the Communist rule, education was organised by the
State as a unitary highly centralised structure. Completely separated from the
Church, education was accessible to all children. However, due to a structural
imbalance, and a chronic lack of material resources, an effect of the economic
crisis, the growth of the highereducation was inhibited, both in point of technical
and material resources - chronically outdated and insufficient - and in point of
number of students. In the academic year 1975/1976, there were 42 higher
education institutions in 20 university centres, among them being 7 universities:
Bucharest, Cluj, Iasi, Timisoara, Craiova, Brasov, Galati, with a total number of
164,567 students.
After the overthrow of the Communist rule in 1989, a major reform was initiated
by the higher education institutions themselves. Under the reform programme, the
number of students enrolled in the various study programmes available in Romania
has been on a constant increase in the last decade, reaching 353,228 for the 1999-
2000 academic year. This huge increase is also the result of the introduction of a
new opportunity for the Romanian citizens to pursue studies based on tuition fees.

GENERAL DATA ABOUT THE ROMANIAN HIGHER EDUCATION

Legislative Frame

In Romania education is considered to be a national priority, the entire educational

system being protected by the Constitution and by organic laws (the Education
Law), specialised laws (the Law on the Accreditation of Higher Education
Institutions and Recognition of Diplomas, the Law on the Statute of the Teaching
Staff), governmental decisions and orders of the Minister of Education and
Research.
These legislative acts laid the foundation for the reform of the Romanian education
system and allowed its opening and upgrading as compared to the educational
systems of the highly developed countries of the world.

The national system, which includes both public and private higher education
institutions, has openness as its main feature, that is the transfer of a student from
one educational form to the other is stipulated by law. The education system is
organised on levels, ensuring the coherence and continuity of instruction, taking
into consideration the age and individual peculiarities.

Structure of the Universities

In Romania higher education is provided in education and research institutions,

universities, institutes, academies, conservatories and university colleges.
The state higher education sector in Romania comprises 49 state higher education
institutions with 324 faculties and other 20 private higher education institutions.
The higher education institutions comprise several faculties, university colleges,
divisions, departments and small pilot units specialised in researches and micro-
production. The faculty represents the functional basic unit of the higher education
institution and is organised by chairs or by departments. The teaching in a faculty
is organised by specialities, years of study, student series and groups. The faculty
includes the teaching and research personnel, the students and the auxiliary and
administrative personnel. The faculties are individualised by their study
programmes and field of specialisation.
The department is a sub-unit governed by the university Senate or by the Council
of a faculty. The department carries out teaching, research, design etc. The chair is
the basic structural unit of the faculty and it includes the teaching research, design
and auxiliary personnel working in a specific academic field.

Organization of the year of study

The academic year starts between mid September and mid October, subject to the
decision of each University Senate. Based on their institutional autonomy,
universities may also decide on the academic schedule. Each year is divided into
two semesters. Each semester lasts fourteen weeks. Students have a summer
holiday, a Christmas holiday, an Easter holiday and a holiday at the end of the first
semester.
Examination take place at the end of each semester. They may be oral or written. A
re-examination period is scheduled before the beginning of the new academic year.
Acording to the national standards, the number of hours per week is 22-28, with a
decreasing tendency. Classes are held from Monday to Friday.
The Romanian higher education system provides full time courses, evening
courses, part time courses and distance learning. The part time and distance
learning courses may be provided only by higher education institutions that
organize full time courses. The programs of such courses are usually one academic
year longer than the full time courses programs.

Undergraduate Education
Undergraduate education provides two types of programmes:
Short-term university education (2-3 year programme provided by the
university colleges) courses finalised with diplomã de absolvire (diploma
certifying the completion of studies at a college and the passing of a relevant
examination). According to the Education Law, graduates of these courses may
continue their long-term university education, under the conditions established by
each institution.
Long-term university education (4-6 year programmes provided by the
universities, academies and conservatories) courses finalised with diplomã de
licenţã (university diploma, equivalent to a first degree).
Duration of studies
The duration of the long term studies varies according to the field :
• 8 semesters ( 4 years) for sciences, humanities, economic and social sciences,
law, political sciences, art and sports.
• 10 semesters (5 years) for engineering, pharmacy, agriculture and forestry.
• 12 semesters (6 years) for general medicine, dental medicine, veterinary
medicine and architecture.

Graduate Education
Graduate education offers specialisation or an extension of the education provided
in universities. Graduate study programmes include:
Advanced studies (1-2 years) for university graduates; graduates are
awarded a degree diploma;
Master studies (1-2 years) for university graduates;
Graduate academic studies (2-3 years) organised by graduate study
schools attached to universities or functioning as autonomous units; the studies are
based on inter-disciplinarity aiming at increased professional specialisation;

Doctoral studies (4-6 years) offered by universities and research institutes

accredited as such; the doctoral courses are organised as day courses or night
courses. The scientific title of doctor granted by the institution is validated by the
National Council for the Attestation of Academic Titles, University Diplomas and
Certificates;
Continuing education university courses, lasting no more than one year,
and addressed to certain categories of employment of those without a university
diploma.
Higher education in Romania has the following forms: regular studies, reduced
frequency courses and Open Distance Learning.

Types of Diploma
In what concerns certification, there is a wide range of academic graduate and
post-graduate diplomas and distinctions that one can obtain after studying in
Romania:
Certificat de studii - A certificate awarded to students who have completed
their studies in higher education, but have failed to pass the get their degree.
Diplomã de absolvire a unui colegiu - Diploma certifying the completion of studies
at a college and the passing of the relevant final examen.
Diplomã de licenţã - University diploma equivalent degree.
 Diplomã de magister/master - Master Diploma.
Diplomã de studii aprofundate - Diploma of Advanced Studies.
Diplomã de studii (academice) - Diploma of Graduate Academic Studies.
This kind of diploma is awarded by a school of graduate studies, within a higher
education institution. Such schools enroll holders of the first academic degree at
the end of a two-three year graduate study programme.
Diplomã de doctor - Doctoral Diploma (Ph.D.). This is the highest
academic degree awarded in all domains after 4-6 years of study and original
research. It follows the first academic degree (or master's degree) and requires the
passing of examinations and the submission of an original thesis. The holder of a
doctoral diploma is granted the Ph.D. title in the respective field of science or the
arts.
Doctor Honoris Causa - An honorary degree awarded by higher education
institutions (by vote of the Senate) to Romanian and foreign prominent figures in
science, technology and culture. It is also occasionally conferred, in recognition of
specific merits, to outstanding national and international public figures.

International Recognition of Romanian Diplomas

Romania signed the Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications concerning
Higher Education in the European Region (Lisabona 1997), and at the same time, it
is part of the Bologna Process concerning the implementation of the common
European Higher Education area.

Through commitments assumed at the European level, focused on quality

assurance, credit transfers and transparency of educational programmes
description, qualifications (diplomas) obtained in the Romanian Higher Education
ensured the academic and professional mobility of the graduates all over the world.

ADDMISION REQUIERMENTS

International students willing to study in Romania can apply either to the Ministry
of Education and Research or to the chosen Romanian university, in order to
receive the Letter of Acceptance.

The following application papers are requested:

1. Application form;
2. Certified copy of the Baccalaureate Diploma or equivalent - for undergraduate
studies;
3. Certified copy of the graduation certificate - for graduate applicants or PhD;
4. Academic record translated into Romanian, English, French or German;
5. Language certificate (see further instructions regarding this issue)
6. Certified copy of the Birth Certificate;
7. Certified copy of the passport;
8. Medical certificate.

The application forms are available at the International Relations Offices of the
Ministry of Education and Research - phone (4021) 3142680; 3157430; 3131013
– fax (4021) 3126614 – E mail : mj ciofu or of the Romanian universities, or at
the Romanian Embassies abroad. The application papers, only in copy, have to be
mailed to the Ministry of Education and Research or to the chosen university, in
order to receive the approval statement. The Ministry of Education and Research
may issue theLetter of Acceptance in at least 2 months from the date of receiving
the complete files. The official documents have to be submitted personally, in
original, when applying in Romania.

Before coming to Romania, the international students should have their documents
endorsed within the Romanian embassies in their own countries; then, they should
obtain a valid visa for studying in Romania.

Deadline

The application file must be sent to Romania by 1,st of September (for

undergraduate and graduate studies), but there is no deadline for PhD applicants.
The medicine faculties have two deadlines for the post-graduate studies: on 30th of
November and another on 31st of March.
MATRICULATION REQUIREMENTS

Admission to higher education institutions is based on the selection of application

files. For applying to study architecture, arts, and sports, international students are
required to present their portfolio.
International students have to prove good knowledge of the teaching language
(Romanian, English, French or German).
Usually, international students learn Romanian during the preparatory year. The
candidates who speak Romanian can skip the preparatory year after having passed
a test of Romanian language. The candidates, who can formally prove that they
have studied in Romanian for at least four years consecutively, do not need to pass
the Romanian language test or to attend the preparatory year.

The following universities organize the preparatory year:

1. "Politehnica" University of Bucharest;
2. University of Bucharest;
3. University of Bacau;
4. "Babes-Bolyai" University of Cluj;
5. "Ovidius" University of Constanta;
6. University of Craiova;
7. "Al. I. Cuza" University of Iasi;
8. University of Pitesti;
9. "Oil and Gas" University of Ploiesti;
10. West University of Timisoara.

Students will have to take language tests, during the academic year, in order to
check their speaking and writing abilities.
Foreign students, who have begun to study in their home country or in another
country, can finish their studies in Romania. This is possible according to each
individual case, after the recognition and equivalence of diplomas.

ANNUAL BUDGET

Following are typical budgets for an international student in Romania. The value of
the study fees, which is stipulated by the Ministry of Education and Research, is
the same for all universities. The fees differ from one domain of specialization to
another. The fees for one year of study include the assessed practical experience
stipulated in the curricula and the medical assistance, in the same conditions
offered to the Romanian students.
The fees should be paid in advance for a period of 10 (ten) month for full time
courses and 3 (three) month for part time courses.
Fee quotas in foreign currency, both for full time course and for part time are liable
to change.

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMME
Tehnical,
Medical and Dramatic arts,
economics, Musical and
pharmaceutic theatrical and
humanities, artistics
al film direction
agronomy, sport
Tuition
3200 USD 3600 USD 4700 USD 7600 USD
(10 months)
Health
Included in Included in Included in Included in
insurance
tuition tuition tuition tuition
(12 months)
Room and
1500 - 2000 1500 - 2000 1500 - 2000
board 1500 - 2000 USD
USD USD USD
(10 months)
Personal and
Travel 1000 USD 1000 USD 1000 USD 1000 USD
(Estimated)
Books ans
150 - 500
suplies 150 - 500 USD 150 - 500 USD 150 - 500 USD
USD
(Exstimated)
6250-7100 7350 - 8200 10250 - 1110
Estimated Total5850 - 6700 USD
USD USD USD
Most of the Romanian universities have their own cafeteria within the campus.
Room and board are reported to the average expanses of different higher education
centers. International students can be advised by the specialized departments of the
universities in order to identify the best solution. The international students can
also choose room and board extra-campus. Travel, books and supplies mostly
depend on the option of each student.
GRADUATE PROGRAMME
Tehnical,
Medical and Dramatic arts,
economics, Musical and
pharmaceutic theatrical and
humanities, artistics
al film direction
agronomy, sport
Tuition
3400 USD 3800 USD 4950 USD 8000 USD
(10 months)
Health
Included in Included in Included in Included in
insurance
tuition tuition tuition tuition
(12 months)
Room and
1500 - 2000 1500 - 2000 1500 - 2000
board 1500 - 2000 USD
USD USD USD
(10 months)
Personal and
Travel 1000 USD 1000 USD 1000 USD 1000 USD
(Estimated)
Books ans
150 - 500
suplies 150 - 500 USD 150 - 500 USD 150 - 500 USD
USD
(Exstimated)
Estimated Total6050 - 6900 USD 6450-7300 7600-8400 10650-11500
 USD USD USD

SCHOLARSHIPS
Citizens from abroad may also be accepted to study on the basis of scholarships
granted by Romania, in the framework of bilateral agreements, through the
competent authorities in their countries or on the basis of scholarships and grants
offered by other states or by international organisations.

ROMANIAN UNIVERSITIES

"Ion Mincu" University of Architecture and Urbanism of Bucharest

University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Bucharest
Technical University of Civil Engineering of Bucharest
"Politehnica" University of Bucharest
University of Bucharest
"Carol Davila" University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Bucharest
University of Music, Bucharest
Academy of Economic Studies of Bucharest
University of Fine Arts of Bucharest
National School of Political Studies and Public Administration of Bucharest
National Academy of Physical Education and Sports of Bucharest
"I.L. Caragiale" University of Theatre and Film of Bucharest
"December 1st" University of Alba-Iulia
"Aurel Vlaicu" University of Arad
University of Bacau
North University of Baia Mare
"Transilvania" University of Brasov
Technical University of Cluj-Napoca
University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Cluj-Napoca
"Babes-Bolyai" University of Cluj-Napoca
"Iuliu Hatieganu" University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Cluj-Napoca
"Gheorghe Dima" Music Academy of Cluj-Napoca
"Ioan Andreescu" Academy of Visual Arts of Cluj-Napoca
"Ovidius" University of Constanta
Maritime University of Constanta
University of Craiova
University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Craiova
"Dunarea de Jos" University of Galati
"Gheorghe Asachi" Technical University of Iasi
"Ion Ionescu de la Brad" University of Agricultural Sciences
and Veterinary Medicine of Iasi
"Al.I. Cuza" University of Iasi
"George Enescu" University of Arts, Iasi
University of Oradea
"Gr. T. Popa" University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Iasi
University of Petrosani
University of Pitesti
"Oil and Gas" University of Ploiesti
"Eftimie Murgu" University of Resita
|"Lucian Blaga" University of Sibiu
"Stefan cel Mare" University of Suceava
"Valachia" University of Targoviste
"Constantin Brancusi" University of Targu Jiu
"Petru Maior" University of Targu Mures
University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Targu Mures
University of Theatrical Arts of Targu Mures
University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Timisoara
"Politehnica" University of Timisoara
"Banat" University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary
Medicine of Timisoara
West Universityof Timisoara

ROMANIAN PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES

"Vasile Goldis" West University of Arad

"Nicolae Titulescu" University of Bucharest
"Titu Maiorescu" University of Bucharest
"Dimitrie Cantemir" Christian University of Bucharest
Catholic Theological Institute of Bucharest
Romanian – American University of Bucharest
“Hyperion” University of Bucharest
“Spiru Haret” University of Bucharest
“Bioterra” University of Bucharest
Ecological University of Bucharest
Romanian University of Sciences and arts of Bucharest
"George Bacovia" University of Bacau
“George Bariţiu” University of Braşov
“Danubius” University of Galaţi
“Petre Andrei” University of Iaşi
“Apollonia” University of Iaşi
European University of Lugoj
“Emanuel” University of Oradea
“Constantin Brâncoveanu” University of Piteşti
“Tibiscus” University of Timişoara

ROMANIAN DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS ABROAD

Republic of SOUTH AFRICA

Embassy of Romania in the Republic of South Africa
Address: 117 Charles Street, Brooklyn 0011, P.O. Box 11295, Pretoria
Phone: 0027-12-46.69.41
Fax: 0027-12-46.69.47
E-mail: romembsa@global.co.za
General Consulates
Consulate General of Romania
Address: Helderberg 24, Highwich Drive, c/r 53 Herschel Road,
Kenilworth Cape Town, 7700
Phone: 27-021-76.11.781
Fax: 27-021-76.11.657
E-mail: romania@kingsley.co.za

Republic of ALBANIA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Albania
(Ambasada e Rumanise)
Address: Rruga Themistokli, Gjermeni 2, Tirane
Phone: 00355-42-56.071
Fax: 00355-42-36.072
E-mail:roemb@adanet.com.al
Democratic People's Republic of ALGERIA
Embassy of Romania in the Democratic People's Republic of Algeria
(Ambassade de Roumanie)
Address: 24, Rue Si-Arezki Hydra, 16035 Alger
Phone: 00-213-2-60.08.71
Fax : 002122-69.36.42
E-mail: ambrom@wissal.dz

Republic of ANGOLA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Angola
(Embaixada da Romenia)
Address: Rua Ramalho Ortigao, no. 30, Alvalade
Phone/Fax: 02442-32.10.76
E-mail: ambromania@ebonet.net

Kingdom of SAUDI ARABIA

Embassy of Romania in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Address: Al Protocal Street, Villa no.8, King Fahad District, Riyadh 11693, PO
Box 94319
Phone: 00-966-1-45.66.205
Fax: 00-966-1-45.69.985
E-mail: embromriyadh@nesma.net.sa

Republic of ARGENTINA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Argentina
(Embajada de Rumania)
Address: Calle Arroyo 962-970, Buenos Aires - 1007
Phone: 00-54-11-43.26.58.88; 00-54-11-43.27.15.84
Fax: 00-54-11-43.22.26.30
E-mail: embarombue@fibertel.com.ar

Republic of ARMENIA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Armenia
Address: Str. Sepuhi nr.3, Erevan
Phone: 00 37 41- 27 47 01; 26 52 07; 27 58 60
Fax: 00 37 41 - 54 41 44

Commonwealth of AUSTRALIA
Embassy of Romania in Commonwealth of Australia
Address: 4 Dalman Crescent, O'Malley, A.C.T. 2606, Canberra
Phone: 00-61-26-286.23.43
Fax: 00-61-26-286.24.33
Web Site: http://www.roembau.org
E-mail: roembassy@roembau.org

Republic of AUSTRIA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Austria
(Botschaft von Rumänien)
Address: Prinz Eugen Strasse 60, 1040 Wien, Österreich
Phone: 0043-1-505.32.27; 0043-1-505.16.28
Fax: 0043-1-504.14.62
E-mail: ambromviena@nextra.at

AZERBAIJAN Republic
Embassy of Romania in the Azerbaijan Republic
Adresa: Str. Tariverdiyev, nr. 9A, cod postal 370069, Baku
Phone: 0099412-62.04.29; 0099412-90.86.23
Phone/Fax: 0099412-40.77.00
E-mail: rom_amb_baku@azdata.net

Republic of BELARUS
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Belarus
(Posolstvo Rumanii)
Address: Zavulek Maskvina, Dom 4 - Minsk, 220035
Phone: 00 375/172-23.80.97; 23.77.26
Fax: 00 375/172-10.40.85
Mobile phone: 029 6 23 80 97
E-mail: romania@nsys.by
Kingdom of BELGIUM
Embassy of Romania in the Kingdom of Belgium
Address: 105, Rue Gabrielle, 1180 Bruxelles, Belgique
Fax: 0032-2-346.23.45
Phone: 0032-2-345.26.80
Consular Section: 0032-2-343.69.35
E-mail: ambrobel@belgacom.net

BOSNIA and HERZEGOVINA

Embassy of Romania in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Address: Sarajevo, Str. Samokovje nr.89
Phone: 0038771-615.571
E-mail: rumunska@bih.net.ba

Federative Republic of BRAZIL

Embassy of Romania in the Federative Republic of Brazil
(Embaixada da Romania)
Address: SEN Avenida das Naçoes, Lote 6,
CEP 70456-900, Brasilisa, DF, Brasil
Phone: 00-55-61-226.07.46; 00-55-61-226.24.81;
00-55-61-226.69.92
Fax: 00-55-61-226.66.29
E-mail: romenia@solar.com.br

Republic of BULGARIA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Bulgaria
(Posolstvo na Rumania)
Address: Ulita Sitniakovo, 4, Sofia
Phone: 00359-2-973.28.58; 00359-2-973.34.12; 00359-2-971.28.49; 00359-2-
971.24.87; 00359-2-971.24.78
Fax: 00359-2-973.34.12
E-mail: ambsofro@exco.net

CANADA
Embassy Of Romania in Canada
Address: 655, Rideau Street, Ottawa-Ontario, K1N - 6A3
Phone: 001-613-789.40.37; 001-613-789-5345; 001-613-789-3709
Fax: 001-613-78.94.365
E-mail: romania@cyberus.ca
Website: http://www.cyberus.ca/~romania

CZECH Republic
Embassy of Romania in the Czech Republic
(Velvyslanectví Rumunska)
Address: Nerudova 5, 118 00, Praha 1
Phone: 00420-2-575.34.210
Fax: 00420-2-575.31.017
E-mail: embroprg@mbox.vol.cz

Republic of CHILE
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Chile
(Embajada de Rumania)
Address: Calle Benjamin, no. 2955, Las Condes, Santiago de Chile
Phone: (00-56-2) 231.18.93; 232.34.41
Fax: (00-56-2) 231.23.25
E-mail: embajada@rumania.tie.cl
E-mail (commercial office): oficina-comercial@rumania.tie.cl
Sit Web: http://www.rumania.cl
http://www.embajadaderumania.cl

People's Republic of CHINA

Embassy of Romania in the People's Republic of China
Address: Beijing 100600 RI TAN LU, DONG ER JIE
Phone: 00-86-10-65.32.34.42; 00-86-10-65.32.33.15;
Fax: 00-86-10-65.32.57.28
E-mail: roamb@ht.rol.cn.net

Republic of CYPRUS
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Cyprus
Address: Kennedy Avenue 83,PO Box 2210, Nicosia
Phone: 00357-2-379.303
Fax: 00357-2-379.121
E-mail: romemb@globalsoftmail.com

Republic of COLOMBIA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Colombia
(Embajada de Rumanía)
Address: Carrera 7, no. 92-58, Bogota
Phone: 00-571 - 256.64.38; 256.64.58; 611.26.21
Fax: 00-571 - 256.61.58
E-mail: emrubog@colomsat.net.co
rumania@col-online.com

Democratic People's Republic of KOREA

Embassy of Romania in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea
Address: Pyongyang City, Munhengdong
Phone: 00-850-2-381-7336

Republic of KOREA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Korea
Address: Yongsan-Ku, Hannam-Dong 1-42, UN Village Seoul 140-210
Phone: 00-82-2-797-49-24
Fax: 00-82-2-794-31-14
E-mail: romemb@uriel.net
Website: www.uriel.net/~romemb/
Republic of CROATIA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Croatia
(Ambasada Rumunjske)
Address: Ul.Srebrnjak nr.150 A, Zagreb
Phone: 00385-1-243.01.37; 00385-1-243.01.38
Fax: 00385-1-243.01.38
E-mail: roamb.cro@zg.tel.hr

Republic of CUBA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Cuba
(Embajada de Rumania)
Address: Calle 21, no. 307 Entre H é I, Vedado La Habana
Phone: 00-53-7-33.33.22; 00-53-7-33.33.24; 00-53-7-33.33.25
Fax: 00-53-7-33.33.24
E-mail: erumania@ceniai.inf.cu

Kingdom of DENMARK
Embassy of Romania in the Kingdom of Denmark
Address: Strandagervej 27, 2900 Hellerup, Copenhagen, Denmark
Phone: 0045-39-004539; 0045-39-407177; 0045-39-407802
Fax: 0045-39-62.78.99
Website: http://www.romanianembassy.dk/
E-mail: roemb@mail.tele.dk

Arab Republic of EGYPT

Embassy of Romania in the Arab Republic of Egypt
Address: 6, El-Kamel Mohamed Street, Zamalek, Cairo
Phone: 00-20-2-736.01.07; 00-20-2-736.87.85
Fax: 00-20-2-736.08.51
E-mail: roembegy@access.com.eg

SWISS Confederation
Embassy of Romania in the Swiss Confederation
(Botschaft von Rumanien)
Address: Kirchenfeldstrasse 78, 3005 Berne
Phone: 00-41-31-352 35 22; 00-41-31-352 53 00; 00-41-31-351 85 21
Fax: 00-41-31-352 64 55
E-mail: roumanie.amb@befree.ch

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

Embassy of Romania in the United Arab Emirates
Address: Sudan Street, 35 P.O. Box 70.416, Abu-Dhabi
Phone: 00-971-6-666.346
Fax: 00-971-6-651.598
E-mail: romaniae@emirates.net.ae
E-mail Consular Section: romcons@emirates.net.ae

Republic of ESTONIA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Estonia
Tallinn (at Helsinki)
Address: Stenbäckinkatu 24, 00250 Helsinki, Finland
Phone: 00-358-9241.36.24; 00-358-9241.44.14
Fax: 00-358-9241.32.72
E-mail: romamb@clinet.fi

HELLENIC Republic
Embassy of Romania in the Hellenic Republic
Address: 7, Rue Emmanoil Benaki, Paleo Psychico, Athenes, Grece
Phone: 0030-1-672.88.75; 0030-1-672.88.76
Fax: 0030-1-672.88.83
E-mail: roumaniaembassy@ath.forthnet.gr

Federal Democratic Republic of ETHIOPIA

Embassy of Romania in the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia
Address: Woreda 17, Kebele 19, Houses No. 09-10, Bole Road
P.O. Box: 2478, Addis Ababa
Phone: 00-251-1-61.01.56
Fax: 00-251-1-61.11.96
E-mail: roembaddis@telecom.net.et

Republic of the PHILIPPINES

Embassy of Romania in the Republic of the Philippines
Address: 1216 Acacia Road, Dasmarinas Village, Makati, Metro Manila
Republic of the Philippines
Phone: 632-8439014
Fax: 632-8439063
E-mail: amaro@skyinet.net

Republic of FINLAND
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Finland
Address: Stenbäckinkatu 24, 00250 Helsinki
Phone: 00-358-9241.36.24; 00-358-9241.44.14
Fax: 00-358-9241.32.72
E-mail: romamb@clinet.fi
Sit Web: http://www.romania.fi/

FRENCH Republic
Embassy of Romania in the French Republic
(Ambassade de Roumanie)
Address: 5, Rue de l'Exposition 75007, Paris CEDEX 07
Phone: 0033-1-47.05.10.46;
0033-1-47.05.18.70
Consular Section: 0033-1-47.05.27.55
Economic Section: 0033-1-47.05.12.74
Fax: 0033-1-45.56.97.47
Website: http://www.amb-roumanie.fr/
E-mail: secretariat@amb-roumanie.fr

Republic of GEORGIA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Georgia
Address: Lvov, nr.7, Tbilisi
Phone: 0099532-25.00.98
Tel/Fax: 0099532-250.097
E-mail: ambasada@caucasus.net

Federal Republic of GERMANY

Embassy of Romania in the Federal Republic of Germany
(Botschaft von Rumänien)
Address: Matterhornstrasse 79, 14129 Berlin
Phone: 0049-30-80.33.018; 0049-30-80.33.019
Fax: 0049-30-80.31.684
E-mail: ro-amb.berlin@t-online.de

General Consulate
Consulate General of Romania
Address: Legionsweg 14, 53117 Bonn
Phone: 0049-228-68.38.111
Fax: 0049-228-68.0247
E-mail: roamb-germ@telda.net

INDIA
Embassy of Romania in India
Address: A-52 Vasant Marg, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi 110057
Phone: 00-91-11-614.04.47; 00-91-11-614.07.00
Fax: 00-91-11-614.06.11
E-mail: emrond_in@yahoo.com, emrond@hotmail.com;
embrom@giasdl01.vsnl.net.in
E-mail (Commercial Office): eccond@yahoo.com

Republic of INDONESIA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Indonesia
Address: 42 A, Teuku Cik Ditiro, Menteng, Jakarta - Pusat
Phone: 00-62-21-31.06.240; 00-62-21-31.06.241
Fax: 00-62-21-39.077.59
E-mail: romind@cbn.net.id

Hashemite Kingdom of JORDAN

Embassy of Romania in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Address: Cartier Shmeisani, Str. Abdullah Bin Masoud nr. 21,
Amman, PO Box 2869
Phone: 00-962-6-566.77.38; 00-962-6-566.31.61
Fax: 00-962-6-568.40.18
E-mail: romania@accessme.com

Republic of IRAQ
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Iraq
Address: Arassat Al-Hindia Street, Hay Babel Mahalla 929, Zuqaq 31, Nr. 452/A,
Baghdad, P.O.Box 2571
Phone: 00-964-1-77.62.860; 00-964-1-77.62.904; 00-964-1-77.67.555

Islamic Republic of IRAN

Embassy of Romania in the Islamic Republic of Iran
Address: 12 Fakhrabad Str., Baharestan Ave., Teheran
Phone: 00-98-21-753.90.41
Phone Consular Section: 00-98-21-753.46.58
Phone Economic Section: 00-98-21-752.58.19
Fax: 00-98-21-753.52.91
E-mail: ambrotehran@sokhan.net

IRELAND
Embassy of Romania in Ireland
Address: 47 Ailesbury Road Ballsbridge, Dublin 4
Phone: 00353-1-269.28.52
Fax: 00353-1-269.21.22
E-mail: ambrom@eircom.net; romemb@iol.ie

State of ISRAEL
Embassy of Romania in the State of Israel
Address: 24 Adam Hacohen St., Tel Aviv, Cod.p. 64585
Phone: 00-972-3-523.00.66; 00-972-3-524.24.82
Fax: 00-972-3-524.73.79
E-mail: ambtaviv@zahav.net.il

ITALIAN Republic
Embassy of Romania in the Italian Republic
(Ambasciata di Romania)
Address: Via Nicolo Tartaglia 36 (Parioli), 00197 Roma
Phone: 0039-06-808.45.29
Fax: 0039-06-808.49.95
E-mail: amdiroma@libero.it
Website: http://www.roembit.org

Federal Republic of YUGOSLAVIA

Embassy of Romania in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
(Ambasada Rumunije)
Address: Rue Kneza Milosa nr.70, Belgrad, code 11000
Phone: 00-38-111-646.151; 00-38-111-645.685
Fax: 00-38-111-646.267; 00-38-111-641.242
E-mail: ambelgro@infosky.net

JAPAN
Embassy of Romania in Japan
Address: 106-0031 Tokyo-to, Minato-ku, Nishi-Azabu, 3-16-19
Phone: 00-81-3-34.79.03.11; 00-81-3-34.79.18.04; 00-81-3-34.79.04.11
Fax: 00-81-3-34.79.03.12
E-mail: romembjp@gol.com
Website: http://www2.gol.com/users/romembjp/

Republic of KAZAKHSTAN
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Kazakhtan
Address: Str. Puskin, 97 Almaty, 480100
Phone: 007-3272-63.57.72; 007-3272-63.24.32
Fax: 007-3272-58.83.17
E-mail: ambro@nursat.kz

Republic of KENYA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of KENYA
Address: MUTHAIGA CRESCENT, Nairobi; P.O. Box 63.240
Phone: 00254-2-743209, 00254-2-743766
Fax: 00254-2-741696
E-mail: roembken@wananchi.com
Commercial Office: State House Road, Flat No. 4 Milne Flats, Block (LRN)
1455/2
Phone/Fax: 00254-2-724839
E-mail: embbce@nbnet.co.ke

State of KUWAIT
Embassy of Romania in Kuwait
Address: Keifan, AREA 4, MOONA Street, House 34, Kuwait
P.O. BOX 11149 Dasmah Code 35152
Phone: 00-965-484 50,79;484.94.85
Fax: 00-965-484.89.29
E-mail: ambsa@qualitynet.net

Republic of LATVIA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Latvia
(Residence in Vilnius)

LEBANESE Republic
Embassy of Romania in the Lebanese Republic
(Ambassade de Roumanie)
Address: Route du Palais Presidentiel de Baabda, Beyrouth
Phone: 00-961-5-924.747; 00-961-5-924.848; 00-961-5-924.849
Fax: 00-961-5-924.747
E-mail: romembey@inco.com.lb

Great Socialist People's LIBYAN Arab Jamahiriya

Embassy of Romania in the Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
Address: Shara Ahmed Lotfi Al Sayed Street (Ben Ashour Area)
P.O. Box: 4747, 5085
Phone: (218)(21)361.52.95; (218)(21) 316.29.12
Fax: (218)(21) 360.75.97
E-mail: ambaromatrip@hotmail.com

Republic of LITHUANIA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of LITHUANIA
Address: Str. Turniskiu, nr.25/41, cod 2016, Vilnius
Phone: 00370-2-779840; 00370-2-778783
Fax: 00370-2-73.77.88
E-mail: ambromania@post.omnitel.net

Grand Duchy of LUXEMBOURG

Embassy of Romania in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
(Ambassade de Roumanie)
Address: 94, Avenue du Dix Septembre, L-2550 Luxembourg
Phone: 00-352-455159; 00-352-455151
Fax: 00-352-455163
E-mail: ambroum@pt.lu

Republic of MACEDONIA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Macedonia
Address: Ul. Londonska 11 A Skopje, Republica Macedonia
Phone: ++389-2/370-144; 361-080
Fax: ++389-2/361-130
E-mail: romanamb@on.net.mk

MALAYSIA
Embassy of Romania in Malaysia
Address: 114, Jalan Damai (Off Jalan Ampang), 55000 Kuala Lumpur
Phone: 00-60-3-21423172; 00-60-3-21482065
Fax: 00-60-3-21448713
E-mail: romemb@tm.net.my

United Kingdom of GREAT BRITAIN and NORTHERN IRELAND

Embassy of Romania in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Address: 4 Palace Green, Kensington Gardens, London, W8/4QD
Phone: (020) 7937 9666
Fax: (020) 7937 4675
Consular section: (020) 7937 9667
E-mail: consul@roemb.demon.co.uk

Kingdom of MOROCOO
Embassy of Romania in the Kingdom of Morocoo
(Ambassade de Roumanie)
Address: 10, Rue d'Ouezzané, Rabat
Phone: 00-212-7-72.46.94; 00-212-7-73.86.11
Fax: 00-212-7-700.196
E-mail: amb.roumanie@smirt.net.ma

United MEXICAN States

Embassy of Romania in the United Mexican States
(Embajada de Rumania)
Address: Calle Sofocles no. 311, Colonia Polanco,
Delegacion Miguel Hidalgo 11.560 Mexico
Phone: 00-52-5-280.04.47; 00-52-5-280.01.97;
Fax: 00-52-5-280.03.43
E-mail: ambromaniei@prodigy.net.mx

Republic of MOLDOVA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Moldova
Address: Str.Bucuresti 66/1, Chisinau, Cod:277.012
Phone: 022-22.81.26; 022-21.30.37
Fax: 022-22.81.29
E-mail: ambrom@ch.moldpac.md

General Consulate
Consulate General of Romania
Address: Str. Golovna, nr. 14, Cernauti, Ucraina
Phone: 00380 372 54 09 00
Phone/Fax: 00380 372 54 09 10
E-mail: konsulro@infocom.cv.ua

Federal Republic of NIGERIA

Embassy of Romania in the Federal Republic of Nigeria
Address: Plot No.498, Nelson Mandela Street,Zone A4, Asokoro, Abuja, FCT
P.O.Box 10376 Garki
Phone: (00234.9) 314.23.04; 314.23.05
Fax: (00234.9) 314.23.06
E-mail: romnig@nigtel.com

Kingdom of NORWAY
Embassy of Romania in the Kingdom of Norway
Address: Oscars gate 51,0258 - Oslo, Norway
Phone: 0047-22-44.15.12;47/22.56.12.37
Fax: 0047-22-43.16.74
E-mail: romemb@online.no
Website: http://home.online.no/~romemb/

Kingdom of the NETHERLANDS

Embassy of Romania in the Kingdom of the Netherlands
Address: 55, Catsheuvel, 2517 KA DEN HAAG.
Phone: 0031-70-354.37.96; 0031-70-355.73.69
Fax: 0031-70-354.15.87
Sit Web: http://www.ronl.nl/embassy/
E-mail: sicrned@tip.nl

Islamic Republic of PAKISTAN

Embassy of Romania in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan
Address: House no.13, Street 88, Ramna G 6/3, Islamabad
Phone: 00-92-51-826514
Phone: 00-92-51-206963 (consular section)
Fax: 00-92-51-826515
E-mail: romania@isb.compol.com
E-mail: dedeani@hotmail.com (consular section)

Republic of PERU
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Peru
(Embajada de Rumanía)
Address: Avenida Jorge Basadre no.690, San Isidro, Lima 27
Phone: 00-51-1-422.45.87
Fax: 00-51-1-421.06.09
E-mail: ambrom@terra.com.pe

Republic of POLAND
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Poland
(Ambasada Rumunii)
Address: Adresa: ul. Chopina 10, 00-559 Warszawa
Phone: (004822) 628.31.56
Phone Consular Section: (004822) 621.59.83
Phone Economic Section: (004822) 628.33.00
Fax: (004822) 628.52.64, 628.93.78
E-mail: embassy@roembassy.com.pl

PORTUGUESE Republic
Embassy of Romania in the Portuguese Republic
(Embaixada da Romania)
Address: Rua de Sao Caetano a Lapa 5
1200, Lisboa, Portugal
Phone: 00-351-21-396.08.66; 00-351-21-396.88.12
Fax: 00-351-21-396.09.84
E-mail: ambrom@esoterica.pt

State of QATAR
Embassy of Romania in the State of Qatar
Address: Al-Ghemar St., Mamoura Area, 56, P.O.Box 22511, Doha
Phone: + 974 46.83.777; 46.93.962
Fax: + 974 46.84.777
Site Web: http://www.romaniaemb.com.qa
E-mail: romamb@qatar.net.qa

RUSSIAN Federation
Embassy of Romania in the Russian Federation
(Posolstvo Rumanii)
Address: Mosfilmovskaia Ulita, Dom 64, Moskva
Phone: 00-7-095-143.04.24; 00-7-095-143.04.27; 00-7-095-143.04.30
Fax: 00-7-095-143.04.49
E-mail: bucur@dol.ru

Republic of SAN MARINO

Embassy of Romania in the Republic of San Marino
(Residence in Rome)

Republic of SENEGAL
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Senegal
Address: Boulevard de l'EstxRue 4, Point E, Dakar B.P. Box 3171, 3212
Phone/Fax: (00221) 825.19.13; (00221) 825.20.68
E-mail: romania@arc.sn

SYRIAN Arab Republic

Embassy of Romania in the Syrian Arab Republic
(Ambassade de Roumanie)
Address: 8, Rue Ibrahim Hanano, P.O. Box 4454, Damascus
Phone: 00-963-11-332.75.70; 00-963-11-332.75.71
Fax: 00-963-11-332.75.72
E-mail: ro.dam@net.sy

HOLY SEE
Embassy of Romania to the Holy See
(Ambasciata di Romania presso la Santa Sede)
Address: Via Panama 92, 00198 Roma
Phone: 0039-06-854.18.02; 0039-06-854.18.03
Fax: 0039-06-855.40.67
E-mail: ambvatican@libero.it

SLOVAK Republic
Embassy of Romania in the Slovak Republic
(Velvyslanectvo Rumunska)
Address: Frana Krala 11, 811.05 Bratislava
Phone: 00-421-7-524.91.665; 00-421-7-524.93.562;
Fax: 00-421-7-524.44.056
E-mail: ro-embassy@ba.sknet.sk

Republic of SLOVENIA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Slovenia
(Veleposlanistvo Romunije)
Address: Podlimbarskega, Ulica 43, 1000, Ljubliana
Phone/Fax: 00-386-1-5058.294; 00386-1-5057335; 00-386-1-5055432
E-mail: embassy.of.romania@siol.net

SPAIN
Embassy of Romania in Spain
(Embajada de Rumania)
Address: Avenida de Alfonso XIII nr.157, Madrid 28016 - Espana
Phone: 0034-91-350.44.36
Fax: 0034-91-345.29.17
E-mail: roembmad@worldonline.es

SRI LANKA
Embassy of Romania in Sri Lanka
Address: 6A, Samudra Mawatha, Mount Lavinia, Greater Colombo, Sri Lanka
Phone: 0094.74.20.31.53
Fax: 0094.1.72.32.56
E-mail: romania1@embassy.org

UNITED STATES of AMERICA

Embassy of Romania in United States of America
Address: 1607-23rd Street NW, Washington DC 20008
Phone: 001-202-232.36.94; 001-202-332.48.46; 001-202-332.48.48
Fax: 001-202-232.47.48
E-mail: office@roembus.org
Website: http://www.roembus.org

Republic of SUDAN
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Sudan
Address: Kafouri Area - Kassala Road, Plot 172/173 Khartoum North, Khartoum,
P.O. Box 1494; 1652
Phone: 00-249-13-338.114
Fax: 00-249-13-330.113
E-mail: ambromania@sudanmail.net

Kingdom of SWEDEN
Embassy of Romania in the Kingdom of Sweden
Address: 36, Ostermalmsgatan, Stockholm 100 41, Sweden
Phone: 0046-8-10.86.03
Fax: 0046-8-10.28.52
E-mail: info@romanianembassy.se
Kingdom of THAILAND
Embassy of Romania in the Kingdom of Thailand
Address: 20/1, Soi Rajakhru, Phaholyothin Soi 5, Phaholyothin Road, Phayathai,
Bangkok 10400
Phone: 00-66-2-617.15.51
Fax: 00-66-2-617.11.13
E-mail: romembkk@ksc.th.com

Republic of TUNISIA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Tunisia
(Ambassade de Roumanie)
Address: 18, Avenue d'Afrique, El Menzah V
BP-57-1004 TUNIS
Phone: 00216-71-766.926
Fax: 00216-71-767.695
E-mail: ambroum@planet.tn

Republic of TURKEY
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Turkey
Address: Bukres Sok. No.4, 06680, Cankaya, Ankara
Phone: 009-0312-466.37.06; 427.12.43
Fax: 009-0312-427.15.30
Website: http://www.roembtr.org/
E-mail: romania@attglobal.net

TURKMENISTAN
Embassy of Romania in Turkmenistan
Address: Miati Kusaeva 107, Ashabat
Phone: 00903-12-34.67.15; 34.76.33; 34.76.55
Fax: 0099312-34.76.20
E-mail: ambromas@online.tm

UKRAINE
Embassy of Romania in Ukraine
(Posoltsvo Rumunii Kiev)
Address: Ul. Mihaila Kotziubinskogo nr.8; Kiev 01030
Phone/Fax: 00-380-44 - 224.52.61
Fax: 00-380-44 - 235.20.25
E-mail: romania@iptelecom.net.ua
Oriental Republic of URUGUAY
Embassy of Romania in the Oriental Republic of Uruguay
(Embajada de Rumania)
Address: Echevarriarza 3452, Montevideo-Uruguay
Phone: 00-598-2-622.08.76; 00-598-2-622.06.85
Fax: 00-598-2-622.01.35
E-mail: ambromvd@adinet.com.uy

Republic of HUNGARY
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Hungary
Address: 1146 Budapest, Thököly út 72.
Phone: 00-36-1-352.02.71
Fax: 00-36-1-343.60.35
E-mail: roembbud@mail.datanet.hu

Republic of UZBEKISTAN
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Uzbekistan
Address: Str. Akmal Polat, nr. 43, Raion Iunusabad, Taokent
Phone: 0099871-120.75.67; 00998712-48.27.13
Fax: 0099871-120.75.67
E-mail: ambrotas@online.ru

Socialist Republic of VIETNAM

Embassy of Romania in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam
(Ambassade de Roumanie)
Address: 5 Le Hong Phong Street, Hanoi
Phone: 00-84-4-845.20.14
Fax: 00-84-4-843.09.22
E-mail: romambhan@fpt.vn
Commercial Section - Phone: 00-84-4-733.83.31;
E-mail: rombcehan@fpt.vn

Republic of VENEZUELA
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Venezuela
(Embajada de Rumania)
Address: 4-a Avenida, entre 8-a y 9-a Transversales
Quinta "Guardatinajas" No. 49-14
ALTAMIRA - CHACAO
Depto. Federal 1060-019
CARACAS - VENEZUELA
Phone: 261. 94. 80; 263. 56. 97
Fax: 263. 71. 61
E-mail: ambaroca@infoline.wtfe.com;
ambarove@infoline.wtfe.com

Republic of YEMEN
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Yemen
Address: Sana'a, 21 Street (Diplomatic Area), Building 22
P.O. Box 2169
Phone: 00-967-1-209.003/4, 205.515
Fax: 00-967-1-214.100
E-mail: a.romana-sanaa@y.net.ye

Republic of ZIMBABWE
Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Zimbabwe
Address: 105, Fourth Street, Corner Josiah,
Chinamano Harare, P.O. Box 4797
Phone: 00-263-4-725.456
Fax: 00-263-4-725.493
E-mail: romemb@africaonline.co.zw