Study in Romania. Start your European journey.

Explore English-taught Medicine, Engineering, IT and Business programs, with support from university selection through application and arrival in Romania.
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Why Romania?

1. English-taught programs within the European higher-education system. 2. Study options in Medicine, Engineering, IT and Business. 3. University cities including Bucharest, Iași, Brașov and Constanța. 4. Support from university selection through application and arrival.

A clear route forward

How Shinro Abroad works

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Free consultation

We learn about your goals, academic background and preferred field of study.

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University matching

We help you identify suitable universities, programs and admission routes.

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Application preparation

We guide your document preparation and application process.

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Admission & administration

We support the steps that follow your application and admission process.

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Arrival in Romania

We help you prepare for accommodation, arrival and your transition to student life.

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Support options from your first question to your first days in Romania

Application & arrival planning

Our support can cover application preparation, visa guidance and arrival planning, depending on the package you choose.

Different levels of support

Choose a support package based on how much help you want with applications, administration, relocation and settling in.

Clear next steps

Explore study options in Romania and prepare clearly for the academic and practical steps ahead.

About us

Shinro Abroad supports students preparing to study in Romania, with guidance that takes both academic requirements and the practical transition to life abroad into account.

Support packages

Choose the level of support that fits your plans: application support for one university, managed support for multiple applications, or a broader package that also covers relocation and integration in Romania.

For parents

A clearer view of your child’s path abroad

Studying abroad is a major family decision. Shinro Abroad helps make the process easier to understand, from university selection and documentation to accommodation and arrival in Romania.

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Transparent process

Understand the application steps, required documents and what happens next.

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Arrival support

Get guidance for accommodation, arrival preparation and local administration.

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Communication

Ask questions in English or Japanese and get practical guidance throughout the process.

FAQ

1. Is Romania a safe country for international students?

As with any study destination, students should follow normal safety precautions and learn how their university city works. We provide practical guidance to help students prepare for everyday life in Romania.

2. Are there English-taught programs available in Romanian universities?

Absolutely. Many Romanian universities offer a wide range of Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD programs taught entirely in English, particularly in popular fields like Medicine, IT, and Engineering.

3. What are the total costs of studying and living in Romania?

Tuition and living costs vary by university, program and city. We help students and families estimate the main costs so they can plan a realistic study budget before applying.

4. How does the visa application process work for Japanese citizens?

Japanese citizens can enter Romania visa-free for short stays, but full-time university study generally requires the appropriate long-stay study visa and residence procedures. We guide students through the required steps and documents.

5. What kind of support is available after arrival?

Depending on the package you choose, post-arrival support can include airport pick-up, accommodation assistance, practical guidance and help settling into student life in Romania.

Student testimonials

Aina Watase
Aina Watase

“Studying in Romania has been life-changing. I’ve made friends from all over the world. You should definitely go abroad if you're hesitating.”

Rin Doi
Rin Doi

“Balancing classes and part-time work isn’t easy, but living in Bucharest has taught me resilience and independence.”