Multiple-entry Bulgaria visa to enter to Romania [duplicate]

I got the Bulgaria multiple entry visa, can I enter Bucharest then pass the border to Bulgaria ?

If yes, what other document I have to prepare to show to the Romanian immigration?

Best Answer

Yes you can, according to the Romanian ministry of Foreign Affairs. Just make sure you show them your Bulgarian visa as that grants you visa-free entry to Romania

V. Do I need a visa?
2. NO

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The holders of visas or residence permits issued by Bulgaria, Cyprus or Croatia.

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Can I enter Romania with Bulgarian visa?

Holders of a Bulgarian visa can travel legally to Romania, Croatia and Cyprus for 90 days in any 180 days period without visa. The Bulgarian Type D visa is a long-term visa issued either for 6 or 12 months, and it is mandatory for all non-EU nationals who would like to apply for a Bulgarian residence permit.

What is double entry visa?

A multiple-entry visa is a common category of travel permit. It enables the bearer to make more than one trip to the issuing country. This is in contrast to a single-entry visa, which only allows a single visit to the destination country and then becomes invalid.

Can you enter Romania with Schengen visa?

Yes, the Romanian government allows the holder of a valid Schengen visa to enter Romania, provided that the Schengen visa is still valid and has at least two more entries. You can only stay in Romania with a Schengen visa for the time that the visa is issued for or the time you have left.

Can I travel to Europe with Bulgarian residence permit?

A residence permit issued by such a state allows the holder to travel without a visa only to those EU countries that are also not part of the Schengen zone. For example, a Bulgarian residence permit holder can travel to Cyprus, Croatia or Romania without a visa.

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