🇵🇱波兰(Poland)

🇷🇴罗马尼亚(Romania)PL-RO

波兰(Poland) 前往罗马尼亚(Romania) 签证要求

Q: Can I enter Romania with my Polish national ID card?

Yes. A valid Polish national identity card is accepted, as is a valid Polish passport.

Q: Is Romania in the Schengen Area?

Yes. Romania became a full Schengen member on 1 January 2025, when internal land border checks were lifted; air and sea checks ended on 31 March 2024.

Q: Does the Schengen 90/180 rule apply to me?

No. The 90/180-day short-stay limit applies to non-EU visa-exempt travelers. As a Polish EU citizen you may stay up to 90 days freely and longer by registering residence.

Q: Will I need ETIAS to visit Romania?

No. ETIAS (expected late 2026) applies only to non-EU visa-exempt nationals. EU citizens, including Poles, are exempt.

Q: What if I want to stay longer than 90 days?

You can, but you should obtain a registration certificate from the Romanian General Inspectorate for Immigration (IGI) confirming your EU right of residence.

No. Polish citizens do not need a visa to visit Romania. As an EU/Schengen citizen, a Poland ordinary passport holder enters freely for tourism with no time limit and may use a national ID card instead of a passport. Poland and Romania are both member states of the European Union and the Schengen Area, so freedom of movement applies fully between them. Romania became a full Schengen member on 1 January 2025, when checks at internal land borders were lifted (air and sea checks had already ended on 31 March 2024). A Polish ordinary passport holder needs no visa to enter Romania and may travel using either a valid passport or a Polish national identity card. EU citizens are subject only to a minimal identity verification and their documents are not stamped. There is no fixed 90-day limit on stays for EU citizens: a Polish national can stay in Romania for up to 90 days on the strength of EU free movement alone, and may remain longer by registering residence with the Romanian authorities (obtaining a registration certificate) if staying more than 90 days. The Schengen 90/180 short-stay rule and ETIAS apply only to non-EU visa-exempt nationals; they do NOT apply to Polish (EU) citizens. ETIAS, expected to launch in the last quarter of 2026, will not affect EU passport holders. In short, this is a fully visa-free, free-movement route at no cost.

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/01 — 关键数字

关键事实

最近核实 2026-05-30

签证类型

Visa-free (EU free movement / Schengen internal travel)

最长停留

Up to 90 days without formalities; longer stays allowed with residence registration

每次入境

入境次数

Unlimited

自签发日起

签证费

0 (no visa fee)

仅领事费

办理时间

None required

常规通道

有效期

Travel document valid for the duration of stay

自签发日起

/02 — 办理流程

如何申请

/01

Confirm your travel document is valid

Carry a valid Polish biometric passport or a valid Polish national identity card (dowod osobisty). Either is accepted for entry to Romania.

· Passport or national ID· Must be valid for the stay

/02

No visa or travel authorization needed

As an EU citizen you do not apply for any visa, eVisa, or ETIAS. Simply travel. There is no application, fee, or waiting period.

· No visa· No ETIAS for EU citizens

/03

Travel into Romania

Since Romania joined Schengen fully on 1 January 2025, there are normally no systematic checks at internal Schengen borders by air, sea, or land. Carry your ID document regardless.

· Schengen internal travel· Carry ID at all times

/04

Pass minimal border verification if asked

Border or police officers may carry out a quick identity check. EU travel documents are not stamped.

· Minimal control· No passport stamp

/05

Stay up to 90 days freely

You may stay in Romania for up to 90 days for tourism or visits with no registration required.

· 90 days free· Tourism / visit

/06

If you intend to stay longer than 90 days, apply for a registration certificate from the Romanian General Inspectorate for Immigration (IGI) to confirm your right of residence as an EU citizen.

· Over 90 days· Registration certificate

/03 — 材料清单

所需材料

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签证类型出行日期

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必需Valid Polish passport OR national ID card

护照原件；按要求保留空白页和剩余有效期

required

必需Document valid for the duration of your stay

按官方来源或受理机构要求提供清晰扫描件、电子件或原件

required

建议Return or onward travel details (recommended, not mandatory for EU citizens)

按官方来源或受理机构要求提供清晰扫描件、电子件或原件

recommended

建议Proof of accommodation (recommended)

按官方来源或受理机构要求提供清晰扫描件、电子件或原件

recommended

建议Travel/health insurance or European Health Insurance Card (EHIC)

按官方来源或受理机构要求提供清晰扫描件、电子件或原件

recommended

建议Sufficient funds for your stay

银行流水、存款、收入或资产证明，姓名和日期需清晰

recommended

必需No visa application needed

按官方来源或受理机构要求提供清晰扫描件、电子件或原件

not-required

必需No ETIAS travel authorization needed

按官方来源或受理机构要求提供清晰扫描件、电子件或原件

not-required

必需No entry/exit fee

按官方来源或受理机构要求提供清晰扫描件、电子件或原件

not-required

按情况Registration certificate (only if staying over 90 days)

按官方来源或受理机构要求提供清晰扫描件、电子件或原件

conditional

按情况官方申请表或在线申请

官方表格；按要求在线提交或打印后签名

免签路线通常无需签证申请表；如目的地要求入境卡或电子授权，仍需提交。

必需机票和酒店行程

按本路线要求提供确认订单或代办机构安排行程

行程日期应符合允许停留期和签证有效期。

建议旅行医疗保险

保单证明需显示姓名、目的地和保障日期

即使签证规则只建议购买，部分目的地或代办机构仍可能要求提供。

官方来源European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs: Bulgaria and Romania join the Schengen Area Romanian Border Police - General travel conditions for EU/EEA citizens Romania Tourism - Entry Requirements, Visa and Border Crossing Formalities

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/04 — 费用

费用明细

全包估算

项目金额来源

Tourist/short-stay visa fee0Not applicable; EU citizens are visa-exempt

ETIAS travel authorization0Not applicable to EU citizens

Residence registration certificate (over 90 days)0Generally free of charge for EU citizens at the IGI

总计估算0 — 0含全部

/05 — 办理时间

办理时间

No processing required

Immediate

As an EU citizen no advance application is needed; simply travel with a valid passport or national ID card.

/06 — 拒签风险

常见拒签原因

按频率

/01

EU free movement

Both Poland and Romania are EU member states, so Polish citizens enjoy the right to free movement and need no visa.

High

/02

Both in the Schengen Area

Romania became a full Schengen member on 1 January 2025, removing systematic internal border checks.

High

/03

National ID card accepted

Polish citizens can enter Romania using a national identity card instead of a passport.

Medium

/04

ETIAS does not apply to EU citizens

The upcoming ETIAS scheme targets non-EU visa-exempt nationals only.

Medium

/05

Residence registration for long stays

Stays beyond 90 days require a registration certificate, an administrative step rather than a visa.

Low

/07 — 抵达之后

落地后须知

/01

Immigration

Keep your passport, visa or exemption proof, return ticket, and accommodation details ready for border inspection.

/02

Customs

Review the destination's customs rules before travel and declare restricted goods or large cash amounts when required.

/03

Connectivity

Check whether airport SIMs, eSIMs, or roaming are the best option for your route before arrival.

/08 — 政策历史

政策变更记录

自 2024 年起

2026-05-30

Poland to Romania route verified

Confirmed visa-free status via European Commission and Romanian Border Police sources; both countries are EU and Schengen members (Romania full Schengen accession 1 January 2025). ETIAS does not apply to EU citizens.

/09 — 常见问题