Romania's Business Customs

Romania (Romania) is located in the northeast of Baltimore Peninsula, Europe.

Area 23, 750 thousand square points.

The mountains, hills and plains accounted for 1/3 of the total.

The population is 23 million, the only Latin American nation in Eastern Europe.

Romania is the national language.

In hotel or some occasions, English, French, German and Hungarian can be used.

Capital Bucharest (Bucharest).

The currency is Leo Leu.

It was liberated in August 23, 1944.

In December 30, 1947, the people's Republic of Romania was established, and in 1965 it was renamed the Socialist Republic of Romania.

In October 5, 1949, we established diplomatic relations with China.

It was renamed Romania in December 28, 1989.

Bucharest, with its pleasant scenery, rich green and flowers blooming, is called "Paris of Eastern Europe".

Romanians have a cheerful personality and are fond of music. They often improvise in various restaurants. Sometimes they dance in full swing. There is no voice around, and no one can speak.

In addition to summer time, concerts, operas and ballet performances are held almost every night. Admission tickets are cheap.

Business activities in Romania are suitable for wearing conservative suits on various occasions.

It is absolutely necessary to make an appointment before visiting government agencies.

According to the business habits of local people, the state institutions receive appointments from 9.

In addition, even if appointed time to visit, sometimes will wait for more than an hour, so their time schedule should be more sufficient.

When we discuss business, we will never negotiate unless we get most of the information from competitors.

Once the negotiations are initiated, the buyer's suggested purchase price is much lower than the market price and the price is very low. After negotiation, it is possible to make a business.

In this way of business, business pactions are often time-consuming.

Bank business hours, Monday to Friday, from 8 a.m. to 12 a.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to 11:30.

The office hours of foreign trade organizations and government offices are from Monday to Friday, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturday morning to 12:30.

11:30 a.m. for lunchtime.

Romanians generally do not invite outsiders to visit their homes.

But when invited, don't forget to bring a bouquet of flowers to the hostess.

Perfume, cosmetics, coffee and jeans are ideal gifts for Romanians. They can also send expensive pen markers or lighters.

Romanians usually have pasta as staple food, and sometimes potatoes as staple food, and roast beef is their homely dish.

All kinds of sausages are their specialty.

Romanians have a special preference for salt.

They often dip salt and pepper in whatever food they eat. Therefore, when they receive Romania guests, they will be very happy if they offer salt, pepper and garlic on the table, and think that this is their understanding and respect.

They generally do not like fish and seafood, nor do they like light rice.

Many foreign companies are allowed to set up factories in Romania, produce manufactured goods to supply the Romania market, or use Romania as the place of production to sell them legally to other countries.

Romanians are better at doing business in Eastern European countries.

There are some exchanges at the end of the day, but they are all right after the paction is completed, or when there is no "negotiation".

If negotiations are going on, then we will have to postpone communication.

To Romania business activities, September ~5 month is the most suitable.

June ~8 is a holiday.

The main holidays in Romania are new year's day in January 1st, the two unification of the principality and the founding of the nation state in January 24th, the Easter in April 23rd, the labor day in May 1st, the independence day in May 9th, the National Day in August 23rd, the army day in Japan, the anniversary of the revolution, the birthday of the people's Republic.

There are many traditional rituals in this country of Romania.

For example, men and women always greet women when they meet, and then greet women by the direction of the man.

When a group of men and women go out, men always show their courtesy to ladies first.

The headwear of rural women in Romania is not only beautiful and practical, but also a symbol of marriage.

When greeting VIPs in the countryside or mountain area, people always deliver the whole big fresh bread to the table with salt, and ask the guests to break the bread and dip them in the salt to eat (it is said that bread and salt are the most important things in life), and then invite guests to drink the wine of the wooden barrel. These are the traditional etiquette for the local people to entertain the distinguished guests.

In the North African region of the Black Sea, people can see colorful tents, groups of men and women, naked, covered with black earth, lying on the beach in the sun.

This is the Romanian's "mud bath" that is famous overseas.

Romania customs stipulates that 200 cigarettes are duty free cigarettes, or half a pound of tobacco (Xue Qie), and 1 bottles of wine.

Domestic currency is prohibited from carrying out entry and exit. Only 500 citizens of the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries are allowed to carry.

Romania citizens went to the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries to allow 350 Lev to be carried out.