The Nepali, Bangla and Sinhala editions were translated and checked by AI models. No native speaker has reviewed them. The English edition is the reference version. If in doubt, compare the translation with the English edition and the official sources. Most facts were last checked against the official sources on 2 October 2026; the source ledger shows the check date of each claim.

Questions workers ask

My documents all match. Does that mean the job is safe?

No. Matching documents answer a narrower question: the written records agree with each other. They cannot prove how the employer will behave after arrival, whether accommodation will be as described, whether wages will be paid on time, or whether hidden coercion exists. That distinction is fundamental to this project.

Boundary: This is a reading rule for this guide, not a statement of Romanian law. Matching documents only tells you that the documents agree; it does not prove that the job is safe or lawful.

What to do next

Keep the pre-departure record anyway.
After arrival, add the “actual” layer: payslips, hours, deductions and conditions.
Never interpret our green/matching state as a safety certification.

What the source says

RO-EVID-001 · Evidence · verified 2 October 2026

Agreement between documents does not prove that a job is safe, lawful in every respect, or will be delivered as promised.

Date and context: Editorial rule

Sources

GRETA fourth evaluation report on RomaniaCouncil of Europe · Independent institutional evidence
WorkinRomania — information for foreign workersRomanian Government / WorkinRomania · Government guidance

What this answer does not decide This page cannot decide whether your employer, recruiter or legal status is safe or lawful. Check the linked authority for your situation.

Situations

The company name in my messages is different from the company in my contract.The accommodation is very different from the photos or is overcrowded.I was promised €900 but my Romanian contract says 3,400 lei.

Situations → · Guide