Romania tourist visa for Macanese citizens to travel in 2021

Romania tourist visa

Last updated: February 3, 2021

Macanese citizens don't need a visa for travelling to Romania . The maximum duration of stay is 90 days. You can also find visa exemptions and useful tips from fellow travellers.

Romania visa required for an Macanese?

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Romania is a member of EU but not yet part of Schengen Area.
Romania also accept Schengen visas along with visas issues by Bulgaria, Croatia and Cyprus for stays of up to 90 days in a 180-day period. However, as of November 2019, visas issued by Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus or Romania are not valid for travel to the Schengen Area.

Max Stay: 90 days

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Romania tourist visa requirements for Macanese citizens

Standard travel documents like passport / national ID card will generally be sufficient

Romania tourist visa visa exemption for Macanese citizens

Romania visa exemption

Visa Free

90 days

Max Stay

The existing Schengen visa must allow at least two entries and the entries/length of stay has not been exhausted

Applicable Countries: All Countries

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Visa Exemption

Exemption available for

Schengen Visa:
Short-term C-Type Schengen visa

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Do macanese citizens need a visa to go to Romania?

No, visa is not required for Macanese citizens. You can get visa details, documents required, official website and other details for Romania visa but if you still have question which are unanswered then you can discuss with the community

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