Taxi driving professionals from Nepal, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and the Philippines will be permitted to work in Romania.
🚕 Breaking News: Romania Opens Doors to Non-EU Drivers 🚕
Get ready for a shake-up in Romania's roads! The Land of Dracula is set to welcome foreigners from beyond the EU, even for roles as taxi or Uber/Bolt drivers - farewell, long waits! Asia, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and the Philippines might just be the new faces you see behind the wheel.
According to Profit.ro, Romania has finally agreed to let foreigners take an English exam to obtain a permit - a game-changer indeed! Technically speaking, this change has been a long time coming, with transport organizations clamoring for it since the driver shortage crisis of at least 5 years ago.
Feel like taking the plunge but worried about the exam? Worry not, for updates suggest that the theoretical exam is now testable in English, starting this very month! Although practical exams are currently English-friendly only in the heart of Bucharest, there's a good chance things will expand.
Got questions? Drop a line at iulian@our website and let's get the ball rolling!
Remember, Rome wasn't built in a day, and transformation takes time. But with Romania taking proactive steps towards welcoming foreign talent, the transportation sector may soon attract aspiring drivers from around the globe!
📸 Sources: Andrei Gabriel Stanescu/Dreamstime.com
The relaxed regulations in Romania's transportation sector might invite finance from overseas investors, igniting growth in the industry. This shift, following the decision to allow non-EU drivers, could potentially open doors for drivers from Asia and other continents, diversifying the financing options that would fuel this expansion.
With the implementation of English exams, Romania's taxi and ride-hailing services, such as Uber/Bolt, may see their workforce evolve, infusing their finance streams with fresh capital from foreign drivers hailing from Nepal, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and the Philippines.
