Are you planning to study in Romania from Bangladesh? Romania is an increasingly attractive European study destination offering internationally recognized qualifications, English-, French-, German-, and Romanian-taught programmes, comparatively affordable tuition fees, and access to a diverse European academic environment.
Bangladeshi students can explore study opportunities in student-friendly cities such as Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Timișoara, Iași, Brașov, Constanța, and Sibiu. Romanian universities offer programmes in engineering, medicine, business, computer science, agriculture, social sciences, arts, humanities, and many other academic fields.
With more than two decades of experience in international education consultancy, Exotic International supports Bangladeshi students throughout their study abroad journey. Our experienced team provides personalized assistance with university selection, admission applications, documentation, scholarships, and the Romania student visa and residence permit process from Bangladesh.
Romania is a member of the European Union and the Schengen Area and has a well-established higher education system. Romanian institutions offer Bachelor’s, Master’s, doctoral, medical, vocational, and Romanian-language preparatory programmes.
Students can search for institutions and programmes through the official Study in Romania programme directory.
Admission and immigration requirements vary depending on the university, programme, degree level, language of instruction, and applicant’s academic background. Non-EU applicants, including Bangladeshi students, generally need to complete the following requirements:
Applicants must first apply to an accredited or provisionally authorized Romanian higher education institution. The university evaluates the application and, where applicable, forwards the applicant’s file to the Romanian Ministry of Education.
The Ministry of Education issues the official Letter of Acceptance for Studies. This document is required for enrolment and the Romanian long-stay visa for studies.
A preliminary university admission decision should not automatically be treated as the final Ministry Letter of Acceptance.
Applicants for Bachelor’s programmes generally need a completed secondary education qualification that gives access to higher education in the country where it was issued.
Bangladeshi applicants may need:
Medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, architecture, arts, engineering, and other competitive programmes may have additional academic requirements or entrance examinations.
Admission to a Romanian Master’s programme generally requires a recognized Bachelor’s degree in a relevant academic field.
Having a Bachelor’s degree does not guarantee admission to every Master’s programme. The university may evaluate the field, duration, credits, grades, and content of the applicant’s previous studies.
Doctoral applicants generally need a completed Master’s degree or equivalent qualification and must meet the relevant doctoral school’s admission requirements.
Applicants must demonstrate knowledge of the language in which the selected programme will be taught. The accepted test and minimum score are determined by the university and programme.
For English-taught programmes, institutions may accept:
There is no single IELTS score that applies to all Romanian universities. Acceptance of a Medium of Instruction certificate is also not guaranteed.
For Romanian-taught programmes, applicants normally need an accepted Romanian-language certificate or must complete a Romanian-language preparatory year.
Proof of language proficiency is also part of the D/SD study visa requirements, except when the applicant is accepted for a Romanian-language preparatory year.
Depending on the university and programme, applicants may need:
Academic and civil documents may need certified copies, authorized translations, legalization, apostille, or authentication according to the requirements applicable to the issuing country and receiving institution.
Foreign qualifications must be accepted as appropriate for the selected level of study. The university and Romanian Ministry of Education assess the applicant’s previous education during the admission and Letter of Acceptance process.
Applicants may need to provide:
Applicants should follow the exact authentication instructions issued by the university and Romanian authorities before preparing documents.
For a Romanian long-stay study visa, applicants generally need to provide proof that the tuition fee has been paid for at least one academic year.
Applicants must check the university’s:
Applicants should transfer fees only to the official bank account confirmed by the university.
Student visa applicants must demonstrate sufficient financial resources for their stay in Romania.
The official D/SD visa requirement is proof of means of support at the level of at least the Romanian minimum guaranteed gross national salary per month for the entire period stated in the visa.
Financial evidence may include:
The Romanian minimum salary can change. Applicants should calculate the required amount using the rule and financial threshold valid on the application date.
The applicant must have a passport accepted by Romania. Under the general eVisa requirements, the passport must:
Applicants must provide acceptable evidence of accommodation in Romania.
Applicants must provide travel medical insurance valid for the entire visa period and throughout the required territory.
The current D/SD visa requirement includes:
Applicants must provide a police clearance or criminal-record certificate, or another document with equivalent legal value.
The document may need translation and legalization in accordance with Romanian requirements.
Depending on the applicant’s circumstances, additional documents may include:
Non-EU students generally apply directly to their selected Romanian university. The institution evaluates the file and submits eligible applications to the Ministry of Education for the Letter of Acceptance.
According to the official Study in Romania guidance, Ministry processing for the Letter of Acceptance may generally require approximately 30 to 60 days after the complete file is submitted by the university. This is an indicative period and does not guarantee a specific decision date.
Students should review the official Study in Romania admission procedure.
Romania has many public and accredited private universities. Popular institutions include:
The most suitable institution depends on the applicant’s academic qualifications, preferred programme, language proficiency, tuition budget, admission requirements, and career plans.
Students can explore official institutional information through the Study in Romania university directory.
Tuition fees vary according to the institution, programme, degree level, language, and student category.
The official Study in Romania portal indicates that tuition fees may range from approximately EUR 400 to almost EUR 9,000 per year. Medicine and certain specialized programmes may be among the more expensive options.
Students should also budget for:
The actual tuition fee must be verified through the selected programme’s official university page or the Study in Romania cost guide.
Eligible Bangladeshi and other non-EU students may explore Romanian Government, university, Erasmus+, and research scholarship opportunities.
The Romanian Government, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, offers an annual scholarship programme for eligible citizens of non-EU countries. Bangladeshi citizens may apply if they meet the published eligibility requirements.
Under the 2026–2027 call:
Scholarship benefits may include:
The scholarship does not necessarily cover all personal expenses or international transportation. Applicants should check the next annual call through the official Romanian Government scholarship portal.
Bangladeshi students normally need a Romanian long-stay visa for studies, marked D/SD, before travelling to Romania for a full-time degree programme.
The general process includes:
Romania has an Honorary Consulate in Dhaka. However, applicants should not assume that an honorary consulate can process or issue a long-stay student visa. The competent visa-processing mission must be confirmed through the Romanian eVisa portal and current consular instructions.
The Embassy of Romania in New Delhi is generally accredited for Bangladesh, but applicants must verify the current submission location and appointment requirements before making travel arrangements.
From 27 April 2026, the official published processing fee for a Romanian long-stay visa is EUR 300. Visa fees may change, and additional service or document-related costs may apply.
Applicants should consult the official Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs eVisa portal before applying.
After entering Romania with the D/SD visa and completing university enrolment, the student must apply to the territorial office of the General Inspectorate for Immigration—IGI for a temporary residence permit for studies.
Common residence-permit documents may include:
Students should submit residence-permit renewal applications at least 30 days before their existing residence authorization expires.
Current requirements are available through the official General Inspectorate for Immigration study guidance.
A non-EU student holding a valid temporary residence right for studies may work in Romania without a separate employment permit under a part-time individual employment contract for a maximum of six hours per day.
Employment rules may change, so students should confirm their eligibility with IGI and the employer before starting work.
Under current Romanian immigration rules, the temporary right of residence for studies may be extended for up to nine months after graduation for:
Applicants must provide evidence that they completed their studies and meet the applicable immigration requirements. This extension does not automatically guarantee employment or long-term residence.
Applying to study in Romania involves several important academic, financial, Ministry, and immigration-related steps. Exotic International provides personalized support to make your Romania university admission and student visa process clearer and more organized.
Students comparing European education options may also explore our guides to study in Hungary from Bangladesh, study in Italy from Bangladesh, and study in the Czech Republic from Bangladesh.
Your journey to study in Romania from Bangladesh begins with selecting the right programme and preparing a complete application. Contact Exotic International for personalized counselling and professional assistance with university admission, documentation, scholarships, the Ministry Letter of Acceptance, and the Romania student visa process.
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Disclaimer: Admission requirements, tuition fees, scholarships, document authentication, Ministry processing, visa fees, financial requirements, work rights, and Romanian immigration policies may change. Final admission, scholarship, visa, and residence decisions are made by the respective university and relevant Romanian authorities. Applicants should verify all requirements through official sources before applying.