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BUCHAREST — Romania’s tax landscape has shifted. If you live in the country or operate a business here, understanding the 2025 tax reforms is essential. In a detailed video presentation, Remus from R&R Partners Bucharest breaks down the critical updates… Continue Reading →
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Welcome to Expats in Romania: We’re Building Something Real We built this for you. For the American who just landed.For the Frenchman who stayed.For the Ghanaian who found work.For the Indian who opened a business.For the Romanian who came back… Continue Reading →
Good morning everyone! We stay where we’re needed. Where we’re expected. Where we’ve always been. Because leaving feels disloyal. Because routine feels safe. Because we’ve been taught that sacrifice is somehow synonymous with strength. But let’s be honest—there’s a difference… Continue Reading →
1. Ennio Morricone: Muzica de Oscar Date: April 27, 2025 Location: Ateneul Român, Bucharest Description: Relive the legendary film scores of Ennio Morricone in a live performance. Experience the depth and emotion of his music, brought to you by Expats… Continue Reading →
Hello Everyone, I’m Tudor Seicarescu from Expats in Romania, and today I’d love to share a bit about an outstanding colleague in the entertainment field, Christian Raetscher, the organizer at German Quality Entertainment. Christian has an exceptional knack for bringing… Continue Reading →
#DontChangeRomania I fell in love with this aspect of Romanian culture. To live in the country and have your own gardens and orchards right in your backyard. Where chickens and pigs are a normal feature and part of… Continue Reading →
Welcome to Tales About Romania, a special corner of our website dedicated to the stories that make life in Romania uniquely enchanting. Whether you’re considering moving here or you’re already part of our community, these tales will give you insights… Continue Reading →