Students may be accommodated in the university campus, in the student dormitories, in 2 types of rooms (depending on their availability):

• two students/ room: 50-60 Euro/ month;
• four students/ room: approx. 50 Euro/ month.

We kindly ask you to fill in the Accommodation Form, available in the Documents section.

Coordinator for incoming students
Prof. Simona MURESAN, PhD
E-mail: simona.muresan@umfst.ro
Tel.: +40 265 21 55 51 – 235

Department of International Relations – Erasmus+ Office

Ms. Luminita SINGEORZAN
Incoming students/staff – Faculties of Medicine, Dental Medicine, Pharmacy
E-mail: luminita.singeorzan@umfst.ro
Str. Gh. Marinescu nr. 38, room 339, Targu Mures
Tel: + 40-265-215.551 – 235

Open Office Hours:
Tuesday: 09.00-12.00
Wednesday: 09.00-12.00
Thursday: 09.00-12.00

Monday, Friday – closed to the public.

Ms. Georgiana GANCEAN
Incoming/outgoing staff, incoming/outgoing students – Faculties of Engineering and Information Technology, Sciences and Letters, Economy and Law
E-mail: georgiana.gancean@umfst.ro
Str. Gh. Marinescu nr. 38, room 339, Targu Mures
Tel: + 40-265-215.551 – 235

Open Office Hours:
Tuesday: 09.00-12.00
Wednesday: 09.00-12.00
Thursday: 09.00-12.00

Monday, Friday – closed to the public.

Erasmus Student Network Targu Mures: https://www.facebook.com/ESNTarguMures/

Email: esn.tgmures@gmail.com

Website: http://targu-mures.esn.ro

Application Documents

The following documents have to be sent within the deadline to luminita.singeorzan@umfst.ro (Faculty of Medicine, the Faculty of International Medical Studies, the Faculty of Dental Medicine, the Faculty of Pharmacy) or georgiana.gancean@umfst.ro (Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology, “Petru Maior” Faculty of Sciences and Letters, the Faculty of Economics and Law):

1. Application Form for Studies / Application Form for Traineeship
2. Erasmus+ Learning Agreement for Studies / Erasmus+ Learning Agreement forTraineeship
3. Copy of your identity card/passport
4. Accommodation Form (in case you wish to apply for a place in the university student dorms)

After the application is assessed, the university will issue the Letter of Acceptance. 

Beginning of Mobility Documents

Upon your arrival, the Department of International Relations, room 339, third floor, university main building (38, Gheorghe Marinescu Street) and present the following documents:

1. Health Insurance (European Health Card) – copy to leave at the office
2. Identity Card/Passport – copy to leave at the office
3. Certificate of Arrival (filled in with your name and date of arrival, in order to be signed by our Institutional Coordinator)
4. 2 Photos: ID card format (for the student card)

End of Mobility Documents:

Within 5 weeks from the end of the mobility, the Erasmus+ Office will issue the following documents

1. Certificate of Attendance
2. Transcript of Records / After the Mobility

Incoming Erasmus+ students at UMFST G.E. Palade are required to have valid health insurance covering the entire duration of their mobility. Students are also strongly advised to have personal accident and civil liability insurance, particularly if their study or training activities involve laboratory work or clinical placements. Students are responsible for ensuring that their insurance coverage meets the requirements applicable to their mobility and activities in Romania.

Incoming Erasmus+ students at UMFST G.E. Palade are responsible for ensuring that they comply with Romanian immigration and residence requirements for the entire duration of their mobility. EU/EEA and Swiss citizens, as well as non-EU students, may be subject to different registration or residence permit requirements depending on their nationality and length of stay.

Romanian Visa might be needed in case you are not a E.U. citizen even if you study at a E.U. university. Please check with the closest Romanian Embassy and make sure you need/do not need a Romanian visa even if you have a Residency Permit for the country you are studying in. In case you need a Romanian visa apply as soon as possible, the process might take longer than you think, up to 60 days.  

Students staying in Romania for more than 90 days may need to register their residence or obtain a residence permit, depending on their nationality and legal status. Students are advised to contact the the Mureș County Immigration Office and the UMFST G.E. Palade International Relations Office for information about the applicable procedures and required documents.