Romania – from point of issue to point of destination for the international migrations

Abstract

At the same time with its integration into the European Union, Romania is not a starting point or not transit to the West but also will become a destination of international migration. With “the moment 1989”, by the free movement of the people member of the EU, many Romanians have left the country. At the present, the situation is much more complicated, emigration remains at high ratings, combined with the decrease of population (23,21 millions Romanians in 1990 and 21,56 in 2007) and demographic aging.