Manpower supply Romania: recruitment agency for Nepali workers

Romania has one of the tightest labour markets in the European Union. Over the past two decades, several million Romanian workers have left for Western Europe in search of higher wages, leaving employers at home short of workers across construction sites, factory floors and farms. That gap has pushed Romanian employers and the Romanian government to look outward, opening the door to workers from Nepal, South and Southeast Asia to fill roles the domestic workforce is no longer available to take.

Romania's economy runs on a mix of construction, automotive-parts manufacturing and agriculture. International automotive suppliers operate large plants in Romania feeding car assembly lines across Europe, while ongoing infrastructure and housing construction and a seasonal agricultural sector all compete for the same limited pool of local labour. Foreign workers are admitted against an annual quota set by the Romanian government, allocated across sectors and adjusted from year to year to reflect where the shortages are most acute.

For Moon Treasure, Romania is a natural extension of our Turkey-first European expansion. Turkey is our established gateway into European recruitment. Romania, reachable through the wider Black Sea region and increasingly recognised as a destination for South Asian workers, is one of the next markets we are building recruitment channels into, applying the same screening, documentation and ethical-recruitment standards we use for our UAE operations.