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No, citizens of Spain do not need a visa for a short stay in Romania.
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Travellers from Spain do not apply for a visa to travel to Romania: both countries apply the free movement of persons (European Union, European Economic Area and Switzerland).

A valid national ID card or passport serves as your travel document: there is no visa or prior formality to complete.
Free movement is not a time-limited visa exemption but a right of residence, which also covers study and work. Beyond three months, the local authorities may require you to register.



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