Romania: Information for stateless people and those at risk of statelessness fleeing Ukraine
another EU country. Asylum-seekers may leave the country, they have the obligation to hand over their
travel documents at the time of applying for asylum, but these can be requested at any time in order to
leave the territory of Romania. However, asylum-seekers must appear in person at the preliminary interview
and at the refugee status interview.
5. ORGANISATIONS ASSISTING STATELESS PEOPLE
JRS Romania
https://www.jrsromania.org/asistenta-ucraina
+40732129236
stefan.leonescu.jrsro@gmail.com
General Inspectorate for Immigration
https://igi.mai.gov.ro/en/
+4 021 414 4494
Helpline of the Romanian Border Police in
Ukrainian language
+4 021 9590
UNHCR
https://help.unhcr.org/romania/
+40 723 653 651 / 021 201 7873
rombu@unhcr.org
Regional Centres for Procedures and
Accommodation for Asylum Seekers
See location and contacts at:
https://dopomoha.ro/en
Romanian National Council for Refugees
(CNRR)
https://www.cnrr.ro/index.php/en/
+40 730 073 170 / +40 721 206 926
office@cnrr.ro
NGO LOGS
WhatsApp Call Centre for social assistance (in
English, Russian, Ukrainian): +40765861888
National Line against Trafficking in Persons
0 800 800 678 / +4021 313 31 00
Save the Children
https://www.salvaticopiii.ro/cefacem/protectie/protectia-copiilorrefugiati/sprijin-pentru-ucraina
+40 21 316 61 76
secretariat@salvaticopiii.ro
London, United Kingdom
Media: +44 7522 525673
info@statelessness.eu
www.statelessness.eu
The European Network on Statelessness is a registered Charitable Incorporated Organisation in England. Charity Number 1158414.