Romania
Finding a reputable law firm in Romania can be a minefield - why not let The International Property Law Centre LLP take the stress out of the legal aspects of your Romanian property purchase.
The International Property Law Centre LLP provides specialist Romanian-speaking lawyers, who are based in the UK and who can help you with your property purchase in Romania, via a step by step guide. Our independent team of solicitors offer a straightforward alternative to the complexity of sourcing legal services overseas, saving you valuable time and money.
Why not make the procedure of buying your property in Romania as stress free as possible by instructing The International Property Law Centre LLP to handle your conveyancing. The practice offers not only a comprehensive Romanian conveyancing service, but also assistance in a wide range of legal matters, in your chosen jurisdiction.
Romania, with its rich culture, rising tourism, and growing industry is located in the South East of Central Europe, with Hungary to the North West, Yugoslavia to the South West, Bulgaria to the South, the black sea to the South East, the Ukraine to the North and finally the Republic of Moldova to the east. Romania is the sixth largest city in the EU with the seventh largest population, yet even with its population of 23 million, Romania still only has 91 people per sq km, leaving room for investors and tourists alike This along with the natural oil and gas reserves, Makes Romania an investors dream after its joining of the EU earlier in 2007.
The capital city of Romania, Bucharest, is aligned approximately with the cities of Portland, Oregon; Montreal, Canada; Venice, Italy; and Bordeaux, France. It is a beautiful city; yet it has few classical buildings. The surrounding area however, is rich in stunning rare ancient buildings. Bucharest is a developing city, and hence also offers modern developments with stunning views to the investor.
The territory of Romania features splendid mountains, beautiful rolling hills, fertile plains and numerous rivers and lakes. The Carpathian Mountains traverse the center of the country bordered on both sides by foothills and finally the great plains of the outer rim.
Foreign visitors consider Romanians among the friendliest and most hospitable people on earth. Romanians are by nature fun loving, warm, hospitable, and playful with an innate sense of humour.
The legendary Danube River ends its eight-country journey through eight European countries at the Black Sea by forming one of the biggest and most interesting wetlands in the world, the Danube Delta.
Romania’s Climate is very similar to the Northern United States, by having four distinct seasons. Spring is pleasant with cool evenings and morning and warm days. Summer is mainly warm, with extended sunny days. The hottest areas in summer are the lowlands in southern and eastern Romania where 100 F has been reached in July and August. Temperatures are generally cooler in the mountains at this time of year. Autumn is dry and cool, much like New England. Winters can be cold, mainly in the mountains. Abundant snowfalls may occur throughout the country, from December to mid-March.
Throughout the year, Romanians celebrate a lot of their ancient heritage, changing seasons, religious holidays and life-cycle events, with festivals that have remained unchanged for centuries. Some of Europe's most traditional folkways are meticulously preserved here, with young celebrants wearing the same costumes and dancing the same steps to tunes played on instruments traditional to their forefathers.
Some say that Transylvania sits on one of earth's strongest magnetic fields and its people have extra-sensory perceptions. Vampires are believed to hang around crossroads on St. George's Day, April 23rd, and the eve of St. Andrew, November 29th. The area is also home to Bram Stoker's Dracula, and it's easy to get caught up in the tale while driving along winding roads through dense, dark, ancient forests and mountain passes.
Romania benefits from a varied landscape, good climate, and friendly people, together with a low cost of living makes Romania a European jewel.
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