Romania

It is illegal to bring marijuana, cannabis, or CBD products or derivatives into Romania; you may be arrested and detained for long periods.

Personal-use possession: up to 3 years imprisonment (any drug, any quantity); trafficking far higher.

Some medications legal at home are controlled in Romania even if prescribed; check legality, carry enough for your trip, and bring your prescription and a doctor's letter.

Controlled substances without documentation may result in arrest.

Declare cash or cheques of EUR 10,000 or more between Romania and non-EU countries; no declaration is needed to/from another EU country.

Fine for non-declaration; undeclared cash may be seized.

You cannot bring meat, milk, or products containing them into Romania (or other EU states); limited exceptions apply for powdered baby milk, baby food, and medically-required special foods.

Prohibited items will be confiscated.

Romania drink-driving BAC limit is 0.0 — any detected alcohol can bring a fine and possible imprisonment, and refusing a breathalyser after an accident is itself a criminal offence.

Fine and possible imprisonment; breathalyser refusal is a crime.

A road-toll vignette ('Rovinieta') is required to use national roads in Romania; buy it online, at petrol stations, or at border points.

Driving without a rovinieta may bring a heavy fine.

You need both a valid driver's licence and an International Driving Permit to drive in Romania; driving without an IDP could void your insurance.

Driving without an IDP may void insurance.

Most airports and military bases in Romania post signs banning photography; if you are not sure whether photography is allowed, ask permission first.

Same-sex relationships are legal in Romania but not widely accepted; most LGBTQ+ people are not open, and visitors are advised to avoid public displays of affection.

It is illegal to change money on the street in Romania; exchange only at banks, large hotels, or official bureaux.

Criminal offence; high scam risk.