In front of the General Inspectorate for Immigration (IGI) in Piața Romană in Bucharest, there is a queue to submit residence permit documents, some for renewal, others for the first time.
Some had been in the car since 9:00 p.m. Tuesday night.
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They are obliged to solve the problems related to the bureaucracy, otherwise they will have to leave Romania. Those who go home for the holidays want to return, so it is impossible without an extension of the residence permit.
They must submit the files physically and they cannot wait for appointments received online which have too long deadlines.
“We need more people working at IGI. Funds and people are needed. The number of Asian workers will not decrease, especially since next year we will have a contingent of 100,000,” said Romulus Badea, vice president of the Association of Labor Importers and a partner at Soter&Partners, a firm that also deals with attracting foreign workers to the country.
Source: Hot News
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