The minimum requirement to apply for the Bachelor’s degree studies in “Medicine at Carol Davila University” is the completion of an accredited high school program in the candidate’s country of origin. The awarded diploma must grant access to higher education in the respective country and be recognized by the Ministry of Education in Romania.

Required documents for Admission

EU/EEA and Swiss Confederation candidates

For Citizens of the European Union, the European Economic Area, the Swiss Confederation, and Romanian citizens residing abroad (EU) applying for Medicine at Carol Davila University, the following documents will be required in order to register for the file-based competition:

1. Consent for Processing Personal Data
2. Application Form for Evaluation
3. Statement
4. Proof of English Language Proficiency
5. Certificate or Attestation from the Ministry of Education
6. Baccalaureate/High School Diploma
7. Transcript of Grades
8. Proof of Permanent Residence Abroad
9. Birth Certificate
10. Medical Certificate
11. Valid Passport/ID
12. Proof of Payment of File Processing Fee

Non-EU and Third country candidates

For citizens from NON-EU countries and Romanian citizens residing abroad (NON-EU), who are applying for Medicine at Carol Davila University, the following documents will be required in order to register in the file-based competition:

1. Consent for Processing Personal Data
2. Application Form for Evaluation
3. Statement
4. Proof of English Language Proficiency
5. Application for Issuance of the Letter of Acceptance
6. Baccalaureate/High School Diploma
7. Transcript of Grades
8. Proof of Permanent Residence Abroad
9. Birth Certificate – A valid copy of your birth certificate.
10. Medical Certificate
11. Valid Passport
12. Proof of Payment of File Processing Fee – A non-refundable fee of 1,200 LEI
13. Psychometric Test Proof(If applicable)

For applicants to Medicine at Carol Davila University, several fees are required. The file processing fee is non-refundable, set at 1,200 LEI, and must be paid via bank card through the admission platform. If you choose to take an English proficiency test at the Department of Modern Languages, Faculty of Medicine, the fee is 400 EUR for candidates from non-EU countries.

For EU applicants, the fee is the equivalent of 400 EUR in LEI, based on the BNR exchange rate on the day of payment. The tuition fee for Medicine at Carol Davila University for the 2024/2025 academic year is 8,500 EUR per year, which can be paid either in full or in installments.

Study Visa Requirements for Medicine at Carol Davila University

Citizens of European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA), and Swiss Confederation member states do not require a study visa to study in Romania. However, they must notify the General Inspectorate for Immigration of their stay in Romania by registering at the General Inspectorate for Immigration office, located at 29 Nicolae Iorga Street, Bucharest. This is a mandatory step for EU citizens who plan to study Medicine at Carol Davila University and wish to stay in Romania for the duration of their studies.

On the other hand, candidates from non-EU countries who wish to apply for Medicine at Carol Davila University must obtain a study visa. The study visa is issued by the Romanian Embassy in their home country. To receive the visa, applicants must present the Letter of Acceptance for studies, issued by the Ministry of Education’s General Directorate of International Relations and European Affairs.

Additionally, candidates must provide proof of full payment of their tuition fees. This visa is initially valid for 90 days and allows applicants to enter Romania for study purposes. Once in Romania, non-EU students must apply for a residence permit (residency card) through the General Inspectorate for Immigration. This permit will allow students to stay in Romania for the duration of their studies legally.