Returning to Romania [English]

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Toolkit
Praxis NOMS Electronic Toolkit
www.tracks.uk.net
resettlement of
of
A resource for the resettlement
Prisoners (FNPs)
(FNPs)
Foreign National Prisoners
Passport
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the UK
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Returning to Romania
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Returning to Romania
This document provides information and details of organisations which
may be useful if you are facing removal or deportation to Romania.
While every care is taken to ensure that the information is correct this
does not constitute a guarantee that the organisations will provide the
services listed.
Your Embassy in the UK
Embassy of Romania
Arundel House 4 Palace Green W8 4QD
Tel: 020 7937 9666 Fax: 020 7937 8069
www.londra.mae.ro
Consular Section - Edinburgh
7-9 North Street EH2 1AW
Tel: 0131 524 9498 Fax: 0131 524 9499
Email: [email protected]
Consular Section - London
M.E.I.C. House 344 Kensington High Street W14 8NS
Tel: 020 7602 9833 Fax: 020 7602 4229
Travel documents
A valid Romanian passport or identity card can be used to travel from the UK to Romania.
If you do not have a valid passport or identity card the following documents may help to
get a document which will allow you to return to Romania:
• Expired passport or id card or copies of those documents
• Original birth certificate
• Other documents indicating Romanian nationality, e.g. marriage certificate, parents’ birth
certificates or passports
Return
If you are willing to return and want to ensure that you are returned to Romania as soon as
possible you can:
• Contact your caseworker at the Home Office to say that you are willing to return;
• Make every effort to find supporting documentation for issuing of travel documents;
• Make contact with the Romanian Embassy to begin the process of obtaining a travel
document.
You may find it useful to read the information below
to begin preparing for your return.
Documentation in Romania
It is compulsory for every Romanian citizen, aged 14 or over and living in Romania, to have
a national identity card (Carte de identitate).
Accommodation
Romania has an emerging homelessness sector providing services and accommodation to
those who are homeless or in insecure accommodation. There is a large state run hostel
in Bucharest and some services run by voluntary organizations which are listed in the
directory below.
Health
The state health service funds most services including access to GPs and specialists, dental
care, hospitalisation and emergency treatment, pregnancy, childbirth and rehabilitation services.
The service is funded by contributions paid automatically from the wages of the employed and
payments from the self-employed. The unemployed, people on maternity leave or on long-term
sickness benefits do not have to pay contributions to access services. Those who are deemed
not to be insured can only access limited services including emergency services and treatment
for communicable diseases.
Emergency support
Those who have worked in the UK and who would be eligible if in the UK for a contributions
based benefit through payment of sufficient national insurance contributions may be able to
access that benefit in Portugal. To find out more you can contact the Exportability Team
Exportability Team
Room C216, Pension, Disability and Carers Service
Warbreck House, Warbreck Hill Road, Blackpool, FY2 0YE
Telephone: +44 (0)125 333 1044 Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm
Employment, education and training
Jobseekers should register at a local office of the National Employment Agency, which is
Romania’s public employment office. Offices provide information and services to jobseekers
and run vocational training programmes in addition to maintaining a database of available jobs
on their website: www.anofm.ro
Below is a list of contacts at regional employment offices for the European Employment
Services (EURES) which assists people moving between EEA countries to find work:
Bucuresti
Tel: 021 316 55
Alba
Tel: 0372.718671
Arad
Tel: 0257 25 41 29; fax:0257 26 46 33
Arges
Tel: 0248 222415
Bacau
Tel: 0234 541 676
Bihor
Tel: 0259 433346;
Bistrita Nasaud
Tel: 0263 236296,int.121
Botosani
Tel: 0231 536791 int. 237,
Brasov
Tel: 0268 416879/102
Braila
Tel: 0239-611386 / 610795
Buzau
Caras Severin
Tel: 0255 212160
Calarasi
Tel: 0242 318376, 0242 318377
Cluj
Tel: 0264 596923
Constanta
Tel: 0241 481553
Covasna
Tel: 0267 312157; 312012
Dambovita
Tel: 0732 100 377 Tel: 0245 615932
Dolj
Tel: 0251 306100
Galati
Tel: 0236 412262
Giurgiu
Tel: 0246 230613 interior 219
Gorj
Salaj
Tel: 0260 612 463
Harghita
Tel: 0266 313423,
Sibiu
Tel: + 40 269.23.77.19
Hunedoara
Tel: 0254 216151,
Suceava
Tel: 0230 523279
Ialomita
Tel: 0243 231809
Teleorman
Tel: 0247 315915 int.303
[email protected]
Iasi
Tel: 0232 254578; 254577
Ilfov
Tel: 021 3302014; 021 3323708
Maramures
Tel: 0262227821 int. 225
Mehedinti
Tel: 0252/319029,0252/319061
Mures
Tel: 0265 266553
Neamt
Tel: 0233/219514
Olt
Tel: 0249 411002;438595,int.118
Prahova
Tel: 0244 571444
Satu Mare
Tel: +400261770237
Timis
Tel: 0256 294234;294231;294627
Tulcea
Tel: 0240 512 298
Vaslui
Tel: 0372764488
Valcea
Tel: 0350 419.715
Vrancea
Tel: 0237 224677; 224678; 239059
Alternatively you can register with private
employment agencies or search their websites
for opportunities. You may also be able to
upload your CV for potential employers to see.
Many national, regional and local newspapers
also advertise job vacancies.
In some cases it is better to contact an
employer directly, for example if you are
applying for seasonal jobs in rural areas.
Directory
ADIS
Strada Principatele Unite, Nr 10, Sector 4, Bucuresti, Romania
Tel: +40 31 432 81 21 Fax: +40 31 432 81 22
www.adis.org.ro
A national organisation which promotes the rights of Roma people in Romania, including access
to education and health services.
Associatia Romana Anti-SIDA (ARAS)
Piata Presei Libere 1, corp B2, et. III, ap. 323, Sector 1, 013701, Bucharest, Romania
Tel/Fax: +40 21 319 07 71; +40 21 318 82 51 Helpline (within Romania): 0800 800 033
www.arasnet.ro
Organisation providing services for socially excluded people including drug users, homeless, sex
workers, Roma and those living with HIV/AIDS. Services include needle exchange, STD and HIV
testing, counselling and medical care.
ALIAT
Str. C-tin. F. Robescu nr.4, Sector 3, Bucuresti, Romania
Tel/Fax: + 40 21 3348406
www.aliatong.ro
Charity providing rehabilitation services for alcohol and drug users.
Caritas Romania
38 Washington Street, district 1, 011876 Bucharest, Romania
Tel: +40 212 30 40 13 / +40 371 18 52 26 Fax: +40 212 30 40 13
www.caritas.org.ro
Catholic organisation operating throughout Romania offering social assistance to disadvantaged
children, the elderly, the disabled and those on a low income. Caritas provide a range of service
through partnerships with different organisations in each of the areas in which they operate.
Casa Ioana
Şoseaua Olteniţei 39-41, Sector 4, Bucharest 041294, Romania
Tel: +40 21 332 6390 Fax: +40 21 332 6390
www.casaioana.org
A charity providing assistance to women and children experiencing domestic violence or
homelessness. Services include talking therapy, employability and resettlement support.
Operates a shelter for women and families experiencing domestic violence and for single
homeless women.
Concordia
Hochstettergasse 6, 1020 Vienna, Austria
Tel: +43 1 212 81 49 Fax: +43 1 212 81 49 / 23
www.concordia.or.at/concordia_en/projects/romania.html
A catholic charity for homeless children and young people with a social centre offering medical
care, clothes, food and washing facilities, education and training. They operate a hostel,
communal flats and a nursery.
Un Coup de Main D’Emmaus Iasi
Str. Costachi Negruzzi, nr 15, Iasi cod 700137, Romania
Tel: +40 232 215 926 Fax: +40 232 215 926
www.emmaus.ro
Part of the Emmaus network, the organisation provides accommodtion, vocational training and
education.
Emmaus Amicci (Targu Jiu)
Str. General Tell, bl.A10, sc.1, Etaj 3 Ap. 7, Tirgu Jiu, judetul Gorj, Romania
Tel: +40 722 618 433 Fax: +40 253 212 450
www.amici-emmaus.org
Part of the Emmaus network, the organisation provides accommodtion, vocational training
and education.
Freres Europa - Emmaus Satu Mare
Strada Paris, nr. 25, 440073 Satu Mare, Romania
Tel: +40 261 730 006
www.freres-europa.org
Part of the Emmaus network, the organisation provides accommodtion,
vocational training and education.
Fundatia Parada
Strada Bucur 23, Sector 4, Bucharest, Romania 040 292
Tel: +40 21 331 17 99 Fax: +40 21 330 76 85
www.paradaromania.ro
A charity providing support to homeless children, young people and families. They provide
access to education, culture and the arts through a day centre and outreach.
Fundatia Regina Maria
Strada Gârlei nr. 88 Sector 1, Bucharest 88 Sector 1, București, Romania
Tel: +40 314 381 809
www.fundatiareginamaria.ro
Charity providing access to health care for those on low income. Also provision of housing
advice.
Romanian Harm Reduction Network
Blvd. Hristo Botev nr. 26, ap. 9, Bucharest, Romania
Tel: +40 21 310 71 20
www.rhrn.ro
Charity providing needle exchange, HIV testing and counselling.
Romanian Red Cross
Strada Biserica Amzei, 29, Sector 1, Bucarest 010393, Romania
Tel: +40 21 317 6006 Fax: +40 21 312 8452
www.crucearosie.ro
Provides social assistance to those in need including operation of food banks. Can assist in
tracing family in Romania.
Samusocial din Romania
Str. Cluceru Udricani nr. 1-3, bl. 106A, Tronson 1, parter, cod postal 030781, Sector 3, Bucuresti,
Romania
Cabinetul medico-psiho-socia (Medical and psycho social project)l:
Sos. Grozavesti no. Sos. Grozavesti nr. 82Bis, Sector 6 82Bis, Sector 6, Bucuresti, Romania
Tel/Fax: +40 21 327 22 30
www.samusocial.ro
A charity for rough sleepers and people in temporary/overcrowded accommodation with a day
centre, medical treatment, psychotherapy, outreach, education and employment programmes.
Sf. Ioan (Bucharest City Hostel)
Bulevardul Theodor Pallady nr. 64, Sector 3, Bucharest 64, Sector 3, Bucureşti
Tel: +40 21 314 23 15
www.dgas.ro/despre-noi
A hostel run by the Social Work Directorate with: an emergency shelter; residential care for
older people and for vulnerable/homeless families; meals, washing facilities, training, access to
medical advice.
Teen Challenge
str. Primărie, nr. 31, jud., Grădiştea, Ilfov, Romania
Tel: +40 21 266 14 38
www.teenchallenge.ro
Christian organisation providing residential detox/recovery service for
drug users with a strict daily routine including chores, gardening and sports.
UNOPA
Strada Stefan Greceanu, nr. 7, etaj 1, ap. 2, sector 2, Bucuresti
Tel/fax: 021 319 93 29
www.unopa.ro
Charity providing support and advocacy for people living with HIV/AIDSs.
This resource was produced by Praxis Community Projects. Praxis works with
vulnerable migrants including foreign national offenders providing advice, advocacy
and casework on immigration, housing, welfare benefits.
Praxis Community Projects
Pott Street, London E2 0EF
Tel: +44 (0)20 7729 7985 Fax: +44 (0)20 7729 0134
www.praxis.org.uk

Returning to Romania [English]

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