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Romanian Gambling License (ONJN)

Published: August 1, 2026Updated: July 30, 2026
Romanian (ONJN)

The Romanian Gambling License is required for any operator wishing to offer online or land-based gambling services in Romania. The ONJN issues two types of licenses: Class 1 for organizers (operators) and Class 2 for suppliers (software providers). The jurisdiction is known for its detailed technical requirements and mandatory local server presence.



Valid In

Romania.

Not Valid In

Outside Romania.

Recognition

National license, mandatory for accessing the Romanian market.

What This License Covers

Class 1: Online casino, sports betting, poker operators. Class 2: Software providers, platform suppliers, payment processors.

Financial Requirements

Application Fee €14 000
Online Casino Annual License Fee €300 000
Land-Based / Retail Sportsbook Annual License Fee €200 000
Annual Responsible Gambling Contribution (Only Class 1) €500 000
Security Deposit €2 000 000 for online sportsbooks and €5 000 000 for online casino
Class II Annual License Tax €20 000
Annual Responsible Gambling Contribution €15,000 (per year)
Additional Costs 18% tax on GGR for casinos, 16% for sports betting
  • Mandatory local server costs

Special Requirements

  • Local Presence: Must have a local representative and a fiscal code in Romania.
  • Corporate Structure: Can be a foreign company but must register for tax purposes.
  • Capital Requirements: Must demonstrate financial stability.
  • Technical Requirements: Servers must be physically located in Romania. Real-time data reporting to ONJN is mandatory.
  • Compliance Obligations: AML/KYC, responsible gambling, and integration with national systems.
  • Background Checks: Due diligence on owners and directors.

Ideal Use Cases

  • Operators targeting the Romanian market.
  • B2B Suppliers: Who need a Class 2 license to partner with Romanian operators.