
Foreign income can be exempt for an initial period, but once you spend more than 183 days in a 12-month window you may become a Romanian tax resident with local tax obligations.
Digital nomads benefit from favourable treatment in their early stay, with an initial exemption on foreign income. This makes short stays attractive from a tax point of view.
However, the usual residence test still applies. Spending more than 183 days in Romania within a 12-month period can make you a Romanian tax resident, which brings local income-tax obligations and a requirement to register with the tax authority within a set time.
Tax is one of the trickiest parts of long stays, and it interacts with your home country's rules and any tax treaties. Getting advice before you cross the residency threshold is strongly recommended.
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