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Shooting Romania 2008.pdf - Romanian Film Promotion
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shooting <strong>romania</strong><br />
Public Holidays<br />
New Year’s Day Jan 01<br />
Orthodox Easter<br />
Labor Day May 01<br />
National Day of Romania Dec 01<br />
Christmas Holiday Dec 25-27<br />
The electricity supply is 220V, 50 Hz. Two-pin<br />
round continental-type plugs are generally used.<br />
The video and television system in Romania is<br />
PAL (DVD Region 2).<br />
The unit of weights and measures in Romania is<br />
Metric.<br />
Currency and Taxation<br />
Romania’s currency is the Leu (plural “Lei”).<br />
Notes are currently issued in the following<br />
amounts: 1; 5; 10; 50; 100; 200 and 500 lei (RON).<br />
Foreign currency may be exchanged at banks or<br />
authorized exchange offices. International airports<br />
and larger hotels also offer currency exchange<br />
services. For current exchange rates, please visit<br />
http://www.curs-valutar.ro.<br />
The Gross Domestic Product of Romania in 2003<br />
was 328 trillion Romanian lei.<br />
Unique Tax: 16%; Value Added Tax (VAT) is currently<br />
19%.<br />
Major credit cards including Visa, MasterCard<br />
(EuroCard) and American Express are accepted in<br />
most large hotels, car rental companies and stores<br />
in the main cities.<br />
Telecommunications<br />
Romanian telecommunications includes nationwide<br />
land-line and cellular phone coverage, internet<br />
modem access nation-wide, and high speed<br />
cable internet in Bucharest and most major cities.<br />
Domestic telephone service is good, with an automatic<br />
(direct dial) network in 90% of the country.<br />
International service is good, with one earth-tosatellite<br />
telecommunication system in operation.<br />
Mobile Communications<br />
In addition to the analog mobile phone network,<br />
four digital mobile phone networks (GSM) were<br />
licensed at the end of 1996 and are now in operation<br />
in Romania: Vodafone, Orange, Zapp and<br />
Cosmote. To place a call from a standard phone<br />
to a GSM network subscriber, you must dial:<br />
Vodafone: 072 + seven digit number<br />
Orange: 074 + seven digit number<br />
Zapp: 078 + seven digit number<br />
Cosmote: 076 + seven digit number<br />
Emergency Phone Numbers<br />
Emergency Medical & Ambulance, Police, Hospital,<br />
Fire 112<br />
Telephone Customer Service 931<br />
Telephone Repairs 921 or 922<br />
Entertainment Information 951<br />
Time (correct time) 958<br />
“Yellow Pages” 9333<br />
Electrical Repairs 9291<br />
Veterinary Emergency 9331<br />
TAROM Information 9361<br />
Baneasa Airport 9371<br />
Info EASY-NET (ISP) 9381<br />
Traffic Information 9391<br />
Railway Information 9521<br />
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