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Long-Stay Visa D/AM1 — professional athlete

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Explore the five recorded questions, answers and sources for this pathway.

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Which athletes, coaches, technicians, officials or other sports professionals does the pathway cover?

The D/AM1 employment visa includes professional athletes who have concluded an individual employment contract with a Romanian sports structure.

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What club, federation, governing body or recognised organisation relationship is required?

The route requires an individual employment contract with a sports structure.

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What sporting level, achievement, professional status, recognition or other sports-specific condition distinguishes the pathway?

The stated professional profile is an athlete with an individual employment contract concluded with a sports structure.

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Limits of the record
  • The captured passage identifies a professional athlete and employment contract but does not state a sporting achievement, recognition or minimum level threshold.

What sporting/work activity is permitted, what club or activity restrictions exist, and what is the family position?

The D/AM1 route is listed under employment visas, and the long-stay employment visa attests the holder's right to work in Romania. The official source does not state club or activity restrictions or the family position.

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Limits of the record
  • The captured passage establishes a general right to work but does not establish employer, occupation or sector restrictions or family-accompaniment rules for this route.

How long does the status last, how does renewal or change of club work where stated, and what longer-term residence possibilities exist?

The long-stay visa is granted for 90 days, with one or multiple entries. The right of residence can be extended on Romanian territory, through a residence permit issued by the General Inspectorate for Immigration; the application must be submitted personally at least 30 days before the right of stay granted by the visa expires, at the Inspectorate's territorial bureau for the area of residence. The official source does not state change-of-club rules or longer-term residence possibilities.

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Limits of the record
  • Change of club and longer-term residence possibilities for athletes are not stated in the cited passages.
  • https://eviza.mae.ro/home/TypeOfVisa
    The long-stay visa is granted to third-state nationals, upon request, for periods of 90 days, with one or multiple entries. The right of residence granted through the D-type visa can be extended by applying for such an extension of the right of residence on the national territory.
  • https://eviza.mae.ro/home/TypeOfVisa
    The extension of the right of residence is materialised through a residence permit issued by the Inspectorate General for Immigration from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Romania. The applications for the extension of the temporary right of residence must be personally submitted by applicants, at least 30 days before the expiry of the right of stay granted through the visa, at the territorial bureaus of the Inspectorate General for Immigration from the area of residence.

These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.

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