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Romanian visas for Algerians processed in Tunis

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Visa applications for Romanian visas by Algerian nationals are now processed by the Romanian embassy in Tunis, following a decision by Romania’s foreign ministry. The transfer aims to clear the backlog caused by staff shortages at the Romanian embassy in Algiers, according to Algérie Eco.

The Romanian embassy in Algiers has transferred the processing of visa applications submitted by Algerian nationals to the Romanian embassy in Tunis, following a decision by Romania’s foreign ministry, according to Algérie Eco. The change aims to unblock the processing of applications affected by staff shortages at Romania’s diplomatic mission in Algeria.

Applicants who have already submitted an application will individually receive, at the email address registered on the eViza platform, information on the next steps in their application and the procedures to follow, according to the Romanian embassy in Algiers. The diplomatic mission also recommends regularly checking spam folders to avoid missing these notifications.

The measure comes after Romania announced the suspension of visas for Algerians on 7 October, according to Algérie Eco. Romania suspends visas for Algerians again.

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