The provisions of this procedure apply exclusively to physiotherapists who travel to Romania for the purpose of exercising, on a temporary and occasional basis, physiotherapy activities and who meet one of the following conditions:
a)are established for the purpose of exercising the profession of physiotherapist in another Member State of the European Union, in a state belonging to the European Economic Area or in the Swiss Confederation, hereinafter referred to as Member States;
b)have practiced the profession of physiotherapist in one or more Member States for a period of at least one year in the last 10 years prior to the provision of services, when the profession is not regulated in the Member State of establishment. The condition of AHVing practiced the profession for one year does not apply if the profession or the education and training leading to the exercise of the profession are regulated.

The temporary and occasional nature of providing physiotherapy services is evaluated on a case-by-case basis by the College of Physiotherapists of Romania, hereinafter referred to as CFZRO, especially according to the duration of the provision, frequency, periodicity, and continuity thereof.

For automatic temporary registration at the first provision of services in Romania, the applicant physiotherapist submits the following documents to CFZRO:

a)the declaration mentioned in fluent. 4, according to the model provided in Annex no. 1;
b)a copy of the citizenship document (passport or identity card) and, where applicable:
(i)a copy of the marriage certificate or any other relevant document, in case of name change, if different names appear on the documents;
(ii)the birth certificate or other document indicating the place of birth, if it does not appear on the passport or identity card;
(iii)for applicants who are not citizens of a Member State: a document certifying the status as a family member of a European Union citizen or refugee status or long-term resident status in a European Union Member State or any other relevant evidence demonstrating that the holder could benefit from the rights conferred by the European Union in the event of holding the EU Blue Card;
c)a declaration regarding knowledge of the Romanian language, necessary for practicing the profession in Romania, according to the model provided in Annex no. 2;
d)proof by which the competent authorities of the Member State of establishment certify that the holder has not suffered disciplinary sanctions and has not been temporarily or definitively suspended from exercising the profession or has criminal convictions;
e)a copy of the qualification title provided by law or by European Union rules for carrying out physiotherapy activities;
f)the authorized translation into Romanian of the documents provided in letter b) points (i)-(iii) and letters d) and e).