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Bangladesh passport holders: Multiple entry for Romania. Fee: EUR 90 (~USD 104.66). Processing: 15 working days. Indicative only — always verify with the official mission before applying.
Overview
Full Schengen member since Jan 2025 (air/sea since March 2024). Standard Schengen (C) visa: EUR 90 (~BDT 10,800). Apply via VFS Global Dhaka or via eVisa portal for select categories. Multi-entry Schengen visa holders may enter visa-free.
Visa types: Schengen C visa (FULL SCHENGEN since Jan 2025): Tourist, Business, Family/Friends Visit, Transit, Cultural/Sports, Medical. National D visa: Student, Worker, EU Blue Card, Family Reunification, Long-term Residence, Researcher, Digital Nomad Visa.
Fees & funds
Stay & validity
Schengen C Validity: 6 months to 5 years (full Schengen since Jan 2025). Max Stay: 90/180.
Extension possibleConditional
Overstay penalty: Fine EUR 50-1,200 + 1-5 year ban across all 29 Schengen states; SIS alert
How to apply
Requirements
Passport & photo
Required documents: Valid passport (3+ months beyond stay, 2 blank pages); Online application at evisa.mae.ro; Appointment at VFS Global Dhaka; 35x45mm biometric photo; Travel medical insurance (EUR 30,000+, all Schengen); Flight booking; Hotel reservation OR Invitation Letter (notarized by Romanian public notary); Bank statement (EUR 50/day proof); Employment letter; For Student: admission + funding proof; Multi-entry Schengen visa holders may enter visa-free.
Visa types (4)
Full Schengen member since Jan 2025 (air/sea since March 2024). Standard Schengen (C) visa: EUR 90 (~BDT 10,800). Apply via VFS Global Dhaka or via eVisa portal for select categories. Multi-entry Schengen visa holders may enter visa-free.
Romania Schengen C Business Visa. ROMANIA NOW SCHENGEN: full Schengen integration achieved — air/sea since March 2024, land borders since January 2025. A Schengen C visa for Romania allows full Schengen travel.
Schengen Airport Transit Visa (Type A) - required for Bangladeshi passport holders changing planes airside at a Romania airport en route to a non-Schengen third country. Keeps you airside; does not permit entry into Romania or the Schengen Area.
Romania National D Student Visa. Carol Davila University of Medicine (Bucharest), Iuliu Hatieganu University (Cluj-Napoca), Gr.T. Popa University (Iasi), Victor Babes University (Timisoara) popular for BD MBBS students — English-medium programmes growing.
Common rejection reasons
Common Schengen rejections: (1) Romania newly full Schengen (Jan 2025) - some confusion about procedures; (2) Insufficient EUR 50/day funds; (3) Weak ties to BD; (4) Multi-entry Schengen visa holders may enter visa-free - misunderstood; (5) For Student/Digital Nomad: documentation verification.
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