Romania: Seven in ten Romanians abroad do not plan to return home soon, (…)

July 28, 2026

Seven in ten Romanians abroad do not plan to return home soon, study finds
Jul 28, 2026

Seven in ten Romanians abroad do not plan to return home soon, study finds.

Seven in ten Romanians living abroad do not expect to return to Romania in the next 12 months, although a majority continue to invest money in the (…)

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