As of January 1, 2025, Romania became a full member of Schengen, abolishing internal land border controls.
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Eighteen years after joining the European Union, Romania has become a full member of the Schengen area, lifting internal land border controls. This moment was marked by the symbolic lifting of the last border barrier between Romania and Bulgaria in the presence of officials from both countries. Joining Schengen brings significant benefits for citizens and businesses alike.
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România este membru cu drepturi depline Schengen. Cum au sărbătorit ministrul român de interne și omologul său bulgar - B1TV.ro
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România - în Schengen, după 18 ani de la integrarea în UE. Care sunt punctele de frontieră fără controale - Economica.net
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