IOM Romania

10/03/2026

The IOM Romania office in Brasov hosted a Informing session together with the National Agency for Fiscal Administration (ANAF).

This session aimed to clarify the administrative complexities of the Romanian tax system and equip participants with the foundational knowledge required to ensure fiscal compliance.

This session was organized for informational and educational purposes. As fiscal laws are subject to change and vary based on individual circumstances, we recommend consulting with a certified tax professional for specific legal or financial advice.

This activity is part of the project: InterAct – Active Participation and Integrated Support for Migrants in Romania 2024–2026 (AM22A/01), co-funded by the European Union, National Programme 2021–2027 Asylum, Migration and Integration: www.fed.mai.gov.ro.

09/03/2026

Spring is here! And what better way to welcome it than with the scent of fresh flowers?

During a flower‑arranging workshop, our beneficiaries practiced their Romanian skills while engaging in a soothing, hands-on exercise designed to support their mental health and psychosocial wellbeing.



Project: Transition from emergency assistance to the sustainable and autonomous social inclusion of Ukrainian refugees into Romanian society – INCLUD – UA, project code AM2A1B, funded through the National Programme 2021 – 2027 Asylum, Migration, and Integration, and co-funded by the General Immigration Inspectorate (GII), and the 🇪🇺 European Union (EU).

09/03/2026

On , we call for real change.

When all women and girls are protected, empowered and heard, communities grow stronger, trust deepens and the future becomes more resilient.

Rights.
Justice.
Action.

02/03/2026

Through programming, children affected by displacement receive emotional support, safe spaces to socialize, and opportunities to rebuild their sense of security, often through the simple power of play.

Project: Transition from emergency assistance to the sustainable and autonomous social inclusion of Ukrainian refugees into Romanian society – INCLUD – UA, project code AM2A1B, funded through the National Programme 2021 – 2027 Asylum, Migration, and Integration, and co-funded by the General Immigration Inspectorate (GII), and the 🇪🇺 European Union (EU).

24/02/2026

4 years since the escalation of the war in Ukraine, millions of people in frontline areas continue to live with uncertainty.

Access to electricity, health care, and safe shelter remains fragile, particularly during the winter.

Sustained humanitarian support remains critical.

Project: Transition from emergency assistance to the sustainable and autonomous social inclusion of Ukrainian refugees into Romanian society – INCLUD – UA, project code AM2A1B, funded through the National Programme 2021 – 2027 Asylum, Migration, and Integration, and co-funded by the General Immigration Inspectorate (GII), and the 🇪🇺 European Union (EU).

18/02/2026

Ramadan Kareem!

Ramadan is a time for reflection, care, and standing with others. May this month bring peace, warmth, and moments of connection to all observing.

12/02/2026

The IOM Office in Brașov recently delivered a collaborative information session with the Brașov Airport Border Police Sector to strengthen migration management and migrant protection. The session focused on bridging the gap between policy and practice, offering guidance on rights-based approaches and the specific needs of vulnerable migrants.

Enhancing institutional capacity means ensuring that migration is safe, orderly, and humane at both the local and national levels.

11/02/2026

The latest figures on residence permits and the foreign population in Romania, as of December 2025, are now available.

The data was provided by Inspectoratul General pentru Imigrari (General Inspectorate for Immigration) and highlights key trends about migrants living in Romania today.

09/02/2026

Our Migrant Integration Centre in Cluj‑Napoca hosted teacher‑training sessions on Romanian as a second language, equipping educators with practical tools to build welcoming, inclusive classrooms for refugees and other migrants. The training strengthens educator capacity and supports dignified participation and social cohesion at community level.

09/02/2026

06/02/2026

A capacity-building session was organized by IOM Romania and the Fundatia MICU , with further assistance from Agentia Nationala Impotriva Traficului de Persoane (ANITP) and Directia Generala de Asistenta Sociala și Protectia Copilului Brasov (DGASPC) .

This capacity-building session on assistance and protection for victims of human trafficking had the support of local authorities and DGASPC specialists and had the objective of furthering support mechanisms for victims of violent crimes such as trafficking.

IOM Romania joined the teams and representatives of the Fundatia MICU, Consiliul Județean Brașov, Agentia Nationala Impotriva Traficului de Persoane, the Brigade for Combating Organized Crime (BCCO), County Police Inspectorate (IPJ), Inspectoratul General pentru Imigrari, Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorism Offences (DIICOT), the Juvenile and Family Court, Safe Pol, and other organizations and institutions active in the field who participated in this session.

This session was organized with the support of the UK Home Office.

04/02/2026

A fun afternoon of bowling offered participants a chance to unwind, feel included, and strengthen their psychosocial well‑being. Group activities play an important role in reducing stress, improving mood, and fostering community.



Project: AM11F_01_ BRIDGE - Building Resilience and Inclusion for Asylum Seekers in Romania, funded through the National Programme 2021 – 2027 Asylum, Migration, and Integration, and co-funded by the General Immigration Inspectorate (GII), and the 🇪🇺 European Union (EU).