Calea Văcărești 189, sector 4, Bucharest

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Faculty:Faculty of Informatics
Degree:Bachelor
Mode of attendance:Full-time
Number of available places:60
Duration of studies:3 years (6 semesters)
Number of credits:180 ECTS
Language of instruction:English
Tuition fee – EU candidates*:3500 Euro
Tuition fee – Non-EU candidates**:5000 Euro
Admission fee:450 RON
Recognition of studies fee (if applicable):3000

*The tuition fee can be paid in 4 installments

**The tuition fee is paid in full for the whole academic year

Registration start date01  August
Registration deadline25 September
Provisional admission results28 September
Submitting appealWithin 24 hours since the publishing of Provisional admission results
Final admission results29 September
Deadline to confirm the place*30 September
Deadline for submitting the original documents30 September
Deadline for Recognition of studies fee (if applicable)30 September

*Confirmation of place is done by paying the tuition fee in full for non-EU citizens, or the 1st installment of the tuition fee for EU citizens.

Type of admission:Admission based on the application file
Overall admission score:The overall admission score is calculated based on:

–          the overall average obtained in the Baccalaureate examination (or an equivalent qualification) – weight: 2/3;

and

–          the average grade for all years of high school – weight: 1/3.

Calculation formula:

 

 

(2 × overall average in the Baccalaureate examination + average grade for all years of high school) ÷ 3

Minimum admission score:5 (five)
Admission ranking:Candidates are admitted in descending order of the overall admission score.

How to connect to the portal?

The connection is made by filling out the fields in the registration page: email address, password. After creating the account, you will receive a confirmation email. Without this confirmation, you will not be able to connect to the admission portal.

After connecting, you can enroll in the study programs you are interested in, by selecting the faculty, the level of studies (Bachelor/ Master) and the study program. Please follow the steps in the portal, being constantly informed by email about the status of your application.

 

What is the structure of the portal?

The admission portal is divided into 2 sections: Profile and Enrollment.

The Profile section is divided into 3 subsections:

  1. Personal data, where you will fill in the general data, the place of birth, the permanent residence, the details of your identity document(s), the citizenship(s).
  2. High school education, where you will fill in the information about the high school that issued your diploma.
  3. Higher education, if applicable, where you will fill in the information about current or graduated higher education studies.

The Enrollment section will contain all the enrollments you made, which is further divided into the following subsections:

  1. Enrollment details: here you will be able to see the citizenship declared for studies and other options specific to the study program.
  2. International Relations: this section is dedicated to the candidates who will submit their application to the International Relations Department, being requested specific information.
  3. Documents: here you will be able to upload the documents from the automatically generated list. The documents automatically generated by the portal, based on your previously entered data, can be digitally signed directly in the portal (by drawing the signature in the related section)
  4. Fees: after the Secretariat of the Faculty will validate your application, you will be able to make the online payment of the admission fee. If you are declared admitted, also in this section you will be able to make the online payment of the tuition fee.
  5. Correspondence: in this section you will be able to keep in touch with the Secretariat of the Faculty. You will receive an email notification whenever you receive a new message in this section.
  6. Admission information: in this section you will be able to see the admission calendar for enrollment in the selected study program, details about the status of your application, the score obtained in each subject of the admission exam, including your final results.

For guidelines, please check the user guide for the online admission portal.

 

Technical support

For any technical problem, please contact the IT Department, using the chat option in the portal or the email address it@univ.utm.ro

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE

REGISTRATION WILL BE OPEN ONLINE ONLY!

The candidates can start registering online at the following link: https://www.utm.ro/en/admission-portal/

!Make sure you have available all the documents requested before starting the online registration!

The electronic documents must comply with the following indications:

– documents can be uploaded only as pdf, jpeg or png files

– one file for each document; documents consisting of several pages must be scanned in one single PDF file

– documents translated into Romanian from an intermediate language must be accompanied by the original version

– translated documents must include all the pages and be in the same order as in the original document received from the translator (translated pages + copy of the original translated document)

– each file must be named after the type of the document (passport, birth certificate, high school diploma, etc.)

The files submitted online are subject to verification by the Department of International Relations. If the file is complete, you will receive an electronic message that your file has been prevalidated.

If the file is incomplete, you will be notified for correction/completion of the file, following which you will add the missing documents online.

Once the file has been prevalidated, the candidates must pay the admission fees (admission fee and the fee for processing and submitting the file at the Romanian Ministry of Education for the letter of acceptance to studies).

Candidates have full responsibility for the accuracy of the information and the authenticity of the uploaded documents even if the documents were submitted through a third party.

Candidates assume that all contact details provided (email address, telephone number) belong to them and that they have access to all means of communication sent to the university, candidates being fully responsible for how they receive or not the messages that the university sends to the email addresses they provide when registering on the admission platform. The university assumes no responsibility for electronic messages that candidates do not receive.

Any communication between the university and the candidates registered for the admission competition is carried out in writing, in electronic format. Any kind of requests regarding information about the registration and admission can be addressed online to the email address international@univ.utm.ro.

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Step 2. – Payment of the admission fees

The fees can be paid directly in the portal, after the file of the candidate is pre-validated, or in RON at the Cash Desk (Dambovnicului 22, District 4, Bucharest, next to the Department of International Relations).

One copy of the payment proof is added to each file sent for registration.

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Step 3. – Confirmation of registration

After the admission fees are paid, the file will be validated for the admission. The validated candidates will receive this information by mail.

Only validated files will be taken into consideration for participation in the admission exam; any other file status is not valid for participation in the admission exam. The status of the application file, respectively, the status of the candidate, will be found in the candidate account, on the admission platform.

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Step 4. – Admission selection

Admission is based on file, taken into account the overall average obtained at the baccalaureate exam or equivalent, with a weight of 2/3, and the average for the high school years of study, with a weight of 1/3, after the calculation formula:

The average for the high school years of study and the overall admission examination average provided for in paragraph (1) is calculated with two decimal places, without rounding.

The admission is made in descending order of the overall average score at the admission examination, from highest to lowest. Minimum score for exam is 5 (five). The overall admission examination average is calculated with two decimal places, without rounding.

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Step 5. – Submitting the original documents

The candidates that pass the admission exam must submit the original documents at the Department of International Relations by 30 SEPTEMBER 2026 (30.09.2026).

!!Attention!!

The documents presented in copy must be accompanied by the original document to be certified for conformity with the original by the International Relations Officer.

All documents issued in other languages than Romanian and English, except the passport and the language certificate, must be presented as legalized translations in Romanian in original (translation in Romanian certified at a notary in original); translations into other languages ​​are not accepted.

The high school diploma (or its equivalent) or the graduation certificate must be submitted as legalized translation in Romanian, regardless of the language in which it was issued.

If the file is incomplete, you will be informed for correction/completion, following which you will add the missing documents to the file. We request 1 physical file containing all the original documents requested in 2 legalized translations, apostille /authenticated.

The physical file must have written on the cover the following information:

– Full name of the candidate (as appearing in the birth certificate),

– Current last name/surname (after marriage, adoption, change on request, if applicable),

– Study programme for which you apply

– E-mail address of the candidate

– Mobile phone number of the candidate

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Step 6. – Applying for the document for recognition of international studies at the Ministry of Education in Romania

The candidates that pass the admission exam at Titu Maiorescu University must have their studies recognized by the Romanian Ministry of Education:

– for EU citizens, the Ministry issues a certificate of recognition of studies

– for Non-EU citizens, the Ministry issues a letter of acceptance to studies

For the admitted candidates, the Department of International Relations will apply for recognition of studies at the Ministry of Education in Romania, based on the documents provided by the candidates in the registration process step 1.

Within 3 days after receiving the admission exam results, the candidates must pay the fee for preparing and submitting the file to the Ministry.

One copy of the payment proof is added to the file at the Department of International Relations.

Payment options:

– directly in the online admission portal, after the final list with admitted candidates is displayed

– in RON at the Cash Desk (Dambovnicului 22, District 4, Bucharest, next to the Department of International Relations)

– in the university’s bank account for RON:

 RO90BTRL04301202N01816XX, Banca Transilvania

RO49RNCB0546029228350001, Banca Comerciala Romana

For bank payment, please include the following details in the payment reference: the candidate’s name, the name of the fee (Ministry fee) and the Faculty you register to (e.g. Artificial Intelligence in English).

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Step 7. – Paying the tuition fee for confirmation of place

  1. EU CANDIDATES 

Candidates that are citizens of EU States, EEA and Swiss Confederation, as well as Romanian citizens with studies abroad or in other educational systems operating on the territory of Romania who have been declared admitted in the admission exam session are required to pay at least the first installment of the tuition fee until 30 SEPTEMBER 2026 (30.09.2026). Otherwise, the candidate will not be matriculated in the first year of study.

The fee can be paid directly in the online admission portal or with bank transfer, according to the options below.

Payment options

The fee can be paid in one of the university’s bank accounts:

RON: RO090BTRL04301202N01816XX

Banca Transilvania; Bucharest

SWIFT: BTRLRO22

RON: RO49RNCB0546029228350001

Banca Comerciala Romana, Bucharest

SWIFT: RNCBROBU

For bank payment, please include the following details in the payment reference: the candidate’s name, the name of the fee (tuition fee), the faculty (e.g. Artificial Intelligence in English) and the year of studies (1st year).

After the payment is made, the proof of payment must be sent to the following email addresses: international@univ.utm.ro and informatica@univ.utm.ro.

  1. NON-EU CANDIDATES

Candidates citizens of non-EU States who have been declared admitted in the admission exam session are required to pay the tuition fee in full until 30 SEPTEMBER 2026 (30.09.2026), in order to obtain a long-stay visa for studies in Romania, for the whole academic year 2026-2027.

The fee can be paid directly in the online admission portal or with bank transfer, according to the options below.

Payment options

The fee can be paid in EURO in one of the university’s bank accounts:

EURO: RO65BTRL04304202N01816XX

Banca Transilvania; Bucharest

SWIFT:  BTRLRO22

EURO: RO03RNCB0074029228350276

Banca Comerciala Romana, Bucharest

SWIFT: RNCBROBU

For bank payment, please include the following details in the payment reference: the candidate’s name, the name of the fee (tuition fee), the faculty (e.g. Artificial Intelligence in English) and the year of studies (1st year).

After the payment is made, the proof of payment must be sent to the following email addresses: international@univ.utm.ro and informatica@univ.utm.ro.

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Other information

The matriculation of the candidate is final only after receiving the document for recognition of studies from the Romanian Ministry of Education and presenting a passport with a valid visa for studies (for non-EU candidates). In case the candidate is not accepted for studies by the Romanian Ministry of Education, he/she cannot continue the studies, and the paid tuition fee is reimbursed in full.

The application file is returned, upon written request, to the rejected candidate.

The application file is returned, upon request, to the admitted candidate who renounces the place obtained by admission until 01 October 2026 (01.10.2026), without the payment of the fee. If, until this date, the admitted candidate pays the full tuition fee, it is refunded to the candidate.

The enrolment fee and the fee for the processing and transmission of the file to the Romanian Ministry of Education are not refundable in any case.

In case of withdrawal from studies after 01 October 2026 (01.10.2026) or expulsion from the University, the student pays a withdrawal fee of 500 RON. The student must pay the installments of the tuition fee, including the related penalties, until the date of withdrawal/ expulsion. In case of the installments paid in advance (an installment whose due date is after the date of withdrawal/ expulsion), they will be refunded to the student.

EU CANDIDATES

Candidates should have the study diplomas recognized by the Romanian National Center for Recognition and Equivalence of Diplomas (CNRED) within the Ministry of Education in Romania. For the candidates who don’t have the certificate from CNRED, Titu Maiorescu University will submit the file to CNRED for obtaining the recognition of studies.

Failure to obtain the recognition of studies from CNRED is a legal reason for the University not to do the matriculation of the candidate!

!!ATTENTION!! For online applications

Documents issued in English language can be uploaded as copies.

Documents consisting of several pages must be scanned in one single PDF file.

Documents translated into Romanian from an intermediate language must be accompanied by the original version. Translated documents must include all the pages and be in the same order as in the original document received from the translator (translated pages + copy of the original translated document).

Each file must be named after the type of the document (passport, birth certificate, high school diploma, etc.).

!!ATTENTION!! For enrolment, candidates declared admitted must submit the documents issued in other languages than Romanian or English as certified translations in Romanian (in original), except passport and language certificate. 

The high school diploma must be submitted as legalized translation in Romanian, regardless of the language of issuance.

 

  1. Application form for enrolment

automatically generated in the admission portal for online registration

  1. Information note and Declaration of consent for the processing of personal data

automatically generated in the admission portal for online registration

  1. Application form for the certificate of recognition of studies at CNRED

automatically generated in the admission portal for online registration

  1. ID/ passport

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. High school diploma/ Baccalaureate diploma/ Certificate of passing high school exam or its equivalent *

List of international high school diplomas recognized by the Ministry of Education in Romania here

Candidates who have finished high school in 2026, must present a graduation certificate issued by the high school they graduated from. The certificate must confirm that they have taken the baccalaureate exam (or its equivalent) and must include the following information:

– the subjects taken in the final exam and the final results obtained;

– the grade point average for all high school years;

– the validity period of the certificate;

– a statement confirming that the high school diploma has not yet been issued, along with the expected date of issuance.

Original + 2 certified translations into Romanian

  1. School transcript of records for all high school years, with subjects and marks/points obtained

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Birth certificate

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Marriage certificate (if applicable)

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Divorce certificate (if applicable)

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Proof of legal name change (if applicable)

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Language proficiency certificate for English

B1 level at minimum, issued by institutions authorized by the Ministry of Education in Romania, or an internationally recognized certificate for English (e.g. TOEFL, Cambridge, IELTS).

Check the list of accepted certificates here

Candidates who are citizens of countries where English is an official language or have study documents certifying high school graduation in English are exempt from this obligation.

Certificates with limited validity must be valid at the beginning of the academic year 2026-2027.

copy

  1. Consent of the parents or guardian regarding the stay for study purposes on the territory of Romania for underage candidates (if applicable)

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Medical certificate issued in the current year – it has to specify that the candidate is apt for higher education studies in the chosen field (e.g. informatics).

original for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 authorized/certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. 3 (three) recent photos, size ¾

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Diplomas from countries that are members of the Hague Convention request a Hague Apostille from the authorities of the country that issued the document.

  Diplomas issued in countries which are not party to the Hague Convention must be authenticated by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the issuing country, and the Embassy of Romania in that country.

Check the list of countries here

Attention!

  1. Failure to present the high school diploma or the official proof of high school graduation in original at the time of enrollment, or the discovery of any fraudulent documents, will result in the automatic loss of the place obtained.
  2. In cases where the university has uncertainties regarding the educational documents submitted by candidates, the university will request the official opinion of the Ministry of Education – CNRED.
  3. CNRED is free to ask for any further evidence concerning one’s studies.
  4. No application is examined if any of the required documents is missing, or if sections in the Application Form were left blank.
  5. The evaluation of the recognition file takes 45 working days since the file is registered at CNRED. The processing time could be extended in case additional documents are required.
NON - EU CANDIDATES

Candidates should have the study diplomas recognized by the General Direction for International Relations and European Affairs (DGRIAERO) within the Ministry of Education in Romania. Titu Maiorescu University will submit the file to DGRIAERO for obtaining the letter of acceptance to studies.

Failure to obtain the letter of acceptance to studies from DGRIAERO is a legal reason for the University not to do the matriculation of the candidate!

!!ATTENTION!! For online applications

Documents issued in English language can be uploaded as copies.

Documents consisting of several pages must be scanned in one single PDF file.

Documents translated into Romanian from an intermediate language must be accompanied by the original version. Translated documents must include all the pages and be in the same order as in the original document received from the translator (translated pages + copy of the original translated document).

Each file must be named after the type of the document (passport, birth certificate, high school diploma, etc.).

All documents issued in other languages than Romanian and English, except the passport and the language certificate, must be presented as legalized translations in Romanian in original (translation in Romanian certified at a notary in original); translations into other languages ​​are not accepted.

 

  1. Application form for enrolment

automatically generated in the admission portal for online registration

  1. Information note and Declaration of consent for the processing of personal data

automatically generated in the admission portal for online registration

  1. Application form for the issuance of letter of acceptance to studies by DGRIAERO

automatically generated in the admission portal for online registration

  1. ID and passport

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. High school diploma/ Baccalaureate diploma/ Certificate of passing high school exam or its equivalent *

List of international high school diplomas recognized by the Ministry of Education in Romaniahere

Original + 2 certified translations into Romanian

  1. School transcript of records for all high school years, with subjects and marks/points obtained

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Birth certificate

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Marriage certificate (if applicable)

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Divorce certificate (if applicable)

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Proof of legal name change (if applicable)

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Language proficiency certificate for English

B1 level at minimum, issued by institutions authorized by the Ministry of Education in Romania, or an internationally recognized certificate for English (e.g. TOEFL, Cambridge, IELTS).

Check the list of accepted certificates here

Candidates who are citizens of countries where English is an official language or have study documents certifying high school graduation in English are exempt from this obligation.

Certificates with limited validity must be valid at the beginning of the academic year 2026-2027.

copy

  1. Consent of the parents or guardian regarding the stay for study purposes on the territory of Romania for underage candidates (if applicable)

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Medical certificate issued in the current year – it has to specify that the candidate is apt for higher education studies in the chosen field (e.g. medical field).

original for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 authorized/certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. 3 (three) recent photos, size ¾

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Diplomas from countries that are members of the Hague Convention request a Hague Apostille from the authorities of the country that issued the document.

  Diplomas issued in countries which are not party to the Hague Convention must be authenticated by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the issuing country, and the Embassy of Romania in that country.

Check the list of countries here

Attention!

  1. Failure to present the high school diploma or the official proof of high school graduation in original at the time of enrollment, or the discovery of any fraudulent documents, will result in the automatic loss of the place obtained.
  2. In cases where the university has uncertainties regarding the educational documents submitted by candidates, the university will request the official opinion of the Ministry of Education – DGRIAERO.
  3. DGRIAERO is free to ask for any further evidence concerning one’s studies.
  4. No application is examined if any of the required documents is missing, or if sections in the Application Form were left blank.
  5. The evaluation of the recognition file takes 30 working days since the file is registered at DGRIAERO. The processing time could be extended in case additional documents are required.
ROMANIAN ETHNICS

International citizens that want to apply as Romanian ethnics, must have their international high school and undergraduate studies recognized by the General Direction for International Relations and European Affairs – Romanians Everywhere (DGRIAE-RP) within the Ministry of Education of Romania.  Titu Maiorescu University will submit the file to DGRIAE-RP for obtaining the approval of schooling.

Failure to obtain the letter of acceptance to studies from DGRIAE-RP is a legal reason for the University not to do the matriculation of the candidate!

 

!!ATTENTION!! For online applications

Documents issued in English language can be uploaded as copies.

Documents consisting of several pages must be scanned in one single PDF file.

Documents translated into Romanian from an intermediate language must be accompanied by the original version. Translated documents must include all the pages and be in the same order as in the original document received from the translator (translated pages + copy of the original translated document).

Each file must be named after the type of the document (passport, birth certificate, high school diploma, etc.).

!!ATTENTION!! Candidates declared admitted must submit the documents issued in other languages than Romanian as certified translations in Romanian (in original), except for passport and language certificate. 

The high school diploma must be submitted as legalized translation in Romanian, regardless of the language of issuance.

  1. Application form for enrolment

automatically generated in the admission portal for online registration

  1. Information note and Declaration of consent for the processing of personal data

automatically generated in the admission portal for online registration

  1. Application form for the issuance of letter of acceptance to studies by DGRIAE-RP

automatically generated in the admission portal for online registration

  1. ID and passport

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Declaration regarding the affiliation to the Romanian cultural identity

The declaration can be obtained at the Romanian Embassy/ Consulate in the residence country of the candidate or from the Department for Romanians Everywhere within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Bucharest.

copy

  1. High school diploma/ Baccalaureate diploma/ Certificate of passing high school exam or its equivalent *

List of international high school diplomas recognized by the Ministry of Education in Romaniahere

Original + 2 certified translation into Romanian

  1. School transcript of records for all high school years, with subjects and marks/points obtained

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Birth certificate

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Marriage certificate (if applicable)

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Divorce certificate (if applicable)

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Proof of legal name change (if applicable)

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Language proficiency certificate for English

B1 level at minimum, issued by institutions authorized by the Ministry of Education in Romania, or an internationally recognized certificate for English (e.g. TOEFL, Cambridge, IELTS).

Check the list of accepted certificates here

Candidates who are citizens of countries where English is an official language or have study documents certifying high school graduation in English are exempt from this obligation.

Certificates with limited validity must be valid at the beginning of the academic year 2026-2027.

copy

  1. Consent of the parents or guardian regarding the stay for study purposes on the territory of Romania for underage candidates (if applicable)

original + copy for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 certified translations into Romanian for other languages

  1. Medical certificate issued in the current year – it has to specify that the candidate is apt for higher education studies in the chosen field (e.g. informatics).

original for documents issued in Romanian and English language

2 authorized / certified translation into Romanian for other languages

  1. 3 (three) recent photos, size ¾

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Diplomas from countries that are members of the Hague Convention request a Hague Apostille from the authorities of the country that issued the document.

  Diplomas issued in countries which are not party to the Hague Convention must be authenticated by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the issuing country, and the Embassy of Romania in that country.

 Diplomas issued in Republic of Moldavia do not need the Hague Apostille or the authorization.

Check the list of countries here

Attention!

  1. Failure to present the high school diploma or the official proof of high school graduation in original at the time of enrollment, or the discovery of any fraudulent documents, will result in the automatic loss of the place obtained.
  2. In cases where the university has uncertainties regarding the educational documents submitted by candidates, the university will request the official opinion of the Ministry of Education – DGRIAE-RP.
  3. DGRIAE-RP is free to ask for any further evidence concerning one’s studies.
  4. No application is examined if any of the required documents is missing, or if sections in the Application Form were left blank.
  5. The evaluation of the file in order to issue the letter of acceptance to studies takes 30 working days since the file is registered at DGRIAE-RP. The processing time could be extended in case additional documents are required.