Medical studies taught in English or French, a degree recognised across the European Union, and an application handled end to end by our experts. You keep your peace of mind — your student focuses on succeeding.

  • EU-recognised degree
  • 86% of files admitted
  • 6 partner universities

Your application in expert hands

A medical school application means dozens of documents, sworn translations and deadlines that forgive nothing. A single mistake can cost your student a whole year. We leave none of it to chance.

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Medical residents, and a Romanian lawyer

This site is run by medical residents practising in France who studied at Romanian medical schools themselves. They know exactly what makes the difference in an admission file. We work with a lawyer registered with the Romanian Bar who checks the file, signs it and hands it to the university registry. One point of contact, from the first document to the enrolment number.

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Zero errors on the file

Every document is proofread, translated by a sworn translator and filed before the deadline. Something missing? Your student is not the one losing a year — we are the ones doing it again.

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Your student stays focused on what matters

Apostilles, translations, legalisations, filing: paperwork is our job. While we handle it, your student does what actually counts — preparing the interview, choosing a city, picturing themselves in a white coat. That lets your student stay focused on the school year they are in — passing it well, and strengthening their file with the results.

They made it

Behind every figure is a family that made the right call — and a student wearing the white coat today.

120+

students supported

86 %

of files admitted

6

partner universities

94 %

admission rate

4.8on Google

One level of support, as many applications as you need

You are not picking a service tier: there is only one, and it is complete. What you pick is how many applications we file for you — each extra one brings the price of all the others down. Prices include VAT, with no hidden fees.

1 application

€499incl. VAT

that is €499 per application

Reference price

One faculty, one programme. The essentials, simply.


  • 1 application — eligibility assessment within 48h
  • Dynamic document checklist, per university
  • Document review and six-year budget simulator
  • Dedicated advisor until term starts
Choose 1 application
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3 applications

€999incl. VAT

that is €333 per application

You save €498

Three faculties, three chances. The one most applicants choose.


  • Everything in the 1-application package, up to 3 applications filed
  • Sworn translation into Romanian
  • Filed in person at the university registry
  • Dedicated advisor until term starts
Choose 3 applications

5 applications

€1,399incl. VAT

that is €280 per application

You save €1,096

Five faculties, five chances. The best value of the three.


  • Everything in the 3-application package, up to 5 applications filed
  • Legal representation and on-the-ground administrative support
  • Intensive interview preparation — 5 sessions
  • Dedicated advisor until term starts
Choose 5 applications

One application = one university × one programme × one language track. Two- and four-application tiers exist too: the full grid is on the Services page.

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Six universities, one degree recognised across Europe

All of them teach medicine in English or French and award the Doctor-Medic degree, automatically recognised in all 27 EU countries. Open a fact sheet to see places, fees and the admission calendar.

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Still have doubts? That’s normal.

Answers to the questions everyone asks before taking the step.

Is the Romanian medical degree recognised across the EU?

Yes. The Romanian Doctor-Medic degree falls under the automatic recognition regime of EU Directive 2005/36/EC (annex V.1). It gives you the same rights as a medical degree awarded by any other member state. One caveat: recognition of the degree does not exempt you from your own country’s specialty-training entrance route — in France, the EDN/ECOS national exams.

Do you need to speak Romanian to study medicine in Romania?

The first three years can be taken in English or French, depending on the track you choose. From third year, clinical placements take place in hospitals, where Romanian becomes essential for talking to patients. Most universities offer a preparatory language year or build medical Romanian into the curriculum.

How much does studying medicine in Romania cost?

Tuition ranges from €5,000 to €8,500 a year depending on the university and the language of instruction. On top of that come accommodation (€200–400/month depending on the city) and living costs (~€300/month). Over six years the total lands between €60,000 and €90,000. Use our free budget simulator for a personalised estimate.

Can I apply on my own, without an agency?

Absolutely. Our mission is to give you everything you need to apply by yourself. Our free tools — the dynamic document checklist, the budget simulator, the eligibility quiz — exist for exactly that. Paid support is an option, never an obligation.

Which universities teach medicine in English?

Six Romanian universities run medical programmes for international students: Cluj-Napoca (UMF Iuliu Hațieganu), Bucharest (UMF Carol Davila), Târgu Mureș (UMFST George Emil Palade), Iași (UMF Grigore T. Popa), Constanța (Ovidius University) and Timișoara (UMF Victor Babeș). Each fact sheet on this site lists the available places, the fees and the admission calendar.

Ready to start the application?

Our experts assemble the file, handle the translations and file it at the university. All you have to do is say yes.