Freight forwarder Romania: transport from Germany to Romania & back
Logisticoo organises transports between Germany and Romania — as a part or full load, express direct run. Standard transit time: 3-4 working days. Fixed price in 30 minutes: +49 30 346 467 850.
Logisticoo operates regular services between Germany and Romania — full truckloads, part loads and express direct runs with a fixed-price quote within 30 minutes. Romania is firmly integrated into German industrial supply chains: Dacia in Mioveni and Ford Otosan in Craiova drive supplier traffic, wiring-harness and electronics plants operated by Leoni, Dräxlmaier and Continental in Timișoara, Sibiu and Satu Mare run just-in-time with German production lines, and furniture, textile and IT clusters are growing alongside. Germany is Romania's most important trading partner. Since full Schengen accession on 1 January 2025, border checks at Nădlac have been abolished — the once-notorious hours of waiting are history, which has noticeably stabilised transit times. From southern Germany the route runs via Vienna and Budapest onto the A1 through Arad and Sibiu to Bucharest (around 1,700 kilometres from Munich), with Transylvania and Cluj also served via the northern route. You need no customs paperwork; for onward legs towards Moldova or Türkiye we handle the transit formalities. Your dedicated dispatcher coordinates loading windows with the plants and reports every leg. We consolidate part loads in our weekly Romania groupage service via Arad and Bucharest; specialised equipment is on hand for refrigerated cargo, ADR dangerous goods and construction machinery bound for Carpathian job sites.
Routes & corridors
The main axis from southern Germany runs via Vienna, Budapest (M5/M43) and Nădlac onto the Romanian A1 through Arad and Sibiu and on to Bucharest — around 1,700 km from Munich. A northern route via Poland and Slovakia serves Cluj and Transylvania for loads from northern and eastern Germany.
Documents & processing
Romania is an EU member and, since 1 January 2025, a full member of the Schengen area — the waiting times once common at the land borders (Nădlac) are gone, and there are no customs formalities. For onward transports towards Moldova or Türkiye, we arrange T1 transit from the Romanian external border.
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Prices & distances Germany ⇄ Romania
Guide values incl. tolls & fuel — fixed price in 30 minutes.
| Route | Distance* | Sprinter | Articulated truck FTL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Berlin ⇄ Bucharest | approx. 1,658 km | €1,735 – €2,245 | €3,075 – €3,980 |
| Frankfurt am Main ⇄ Bucharest | approx. 1,861 km | €1,945 – €2,520 | €3,450 – €4,470 |
| Munich ⇄ Bucharest | approx. 1,520 km | €1,590 – €2,060 | €2,815 – €3,650 |
*Road distance (approx.) to the main economic centre. Prices net, depending on schedule, cargo and market situation.
Frequently asked questions: transport Romania
How long does a transport to Romania take?
To western Romania (Arad, Timișoara) 2 to 3 working days, to Bucharest 3 to 4. Since Schengen accession in early 2025 there are no more border waiting times; express direct runs with two drivers reach Bucharest in under 48 hours.
How much does a full truckload to Romania cost?
Budget from ~€1.95/km; thanks to a healthy return-load situation, Romania is moderately priced. Munich–Bucharest (approx. 1,700 km) realistically costs €3,100 to €3,600, western Romania correspondingly less — fixed-price quote within 30 minutes.
Do I need customs documents for Romania?
No — Romania is an EU member and fully within the Schengen area since 1 January 2025; a commercial invoice and CMR are sufficient. Only for onward transport to third countries such as Moldova or Türkiye do you need an export declaration and T1, which we handle.
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