#52026XC03445Updated EU List of Romania’s Schengen Border Crossing Points
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This update replaces the previous published list of Romania’s official border crossing points under the Schengen Borders Code. It lists the airports, seaports, Danube river ports, and land border crossings with Serbia, Moldova, and Ukraine that are authorized for border checks and international movement. The practical impact is mainly for transport operators, logistics companies, airlines, ferry operators, border authorities, and travelers using Romania’s external Schengen borders. Businesses should check that planned routes, cargo movements, and passenger services use listed crossing points and note any limits, such as suspended rail traffic or restricted opening hours for certain road crossings.
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Key Changes
- Replaces the previous EU publication of Romania’s border crossing points from November 2025
- Confirms Romania’s authorized air, sea, Danube river, and land border crossing points
- Identifies specific restrictions, including suspended rail traffic and limited opening hours for some crossings
Obligations
What this law requires
Use only the listed Romanian air border crossing points for international passenger or transport movements requiring border checks, including airports certified as international airports or airports opened for international traffic.
Use only the listed Romanian sea border crossing points at Constanța, Constanţa Sud-Agigea, Mangalia, and Midia for international maritime movements requiring border checks.
Use only the listed Romanian Danube river ports for international river movements requiring border checks, including Sulina, Tulcea, Galaţi, Calafat, Orşova, Drobeta Turnu Severin, and Moldova Veche.
For Serbia land border movements, route road, rail, ferry, pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicle traffic only through the listed Romanian crossing points and according to the mode specified for each crossing.
At the Serbia crossings Lunga, Vălcani, Foeni, and Moldova Nouă road ferry, limit use to daily opening hours of 08:00–20:00 and to pedestrians, bicycles, and vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes.