EUROPAM STUDY
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ADMISSIONS
You can study in Europe or America by following a few essential steps. For example, for those planning to study in Romania, the enrollment process at Romanian institutions involves two phases: the initial application to the institution and the final enrollment to the Ministry of Education. During the preliminary admission process, the university reviews the applicant's file, which is then forwarded to the Romanian Ministry of Higher Education for processing prior to final enrollment. If everything is in order, a letter of acceptance will be sent to the institution, authorizing the applicant to apply for a visa. Many countries, such as Canada and France, implement this same procedure.
The process can take up to two months, so we advise you to register with Europam Study at least two months before the start of academic registration.
Europam Study offers ongoing support to those considering studying in Romania, including accompanying our candidates until they obtain their residence permit and helping them in their search for student employment in Romania.
GET THE FILE READY
To be admitted to one of the Romanian establishments, you must obtain the following documents:
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A passport valid for at least two years from its expiration date;
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A diploma or its equivalent (baccalaureate, license).
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take notes or reports (4, 5, 6);
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Two passport photos.
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Raising baccalaureate grades
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birth certificate;
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valid residence permit for those living in a country other than their country of origin;
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medical certificate;
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Passport photo (scanned) ;
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Registration form to be completed here.
NB: All documents must be legalized at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the city hall of the issuing country and sent to this email: europamstudy@gmail.com.
An unlegalized document may result in the file not being processed and the application being rejected.
For candidates residing in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Europam Study team can assist you with this equalization process with its partners in Kinshasa.
