Iranians in Romania

Iranian Romanians
ایرانیان رومانی
Total population
	at least 2,000 (only Iranian-born, excluding descendants)
Regions with significant populations
	Bucharest
Languages
	Romanian, Persian, Azerbaijani, Armenian, Balochi, Kurdish, Mazanderani, and other languages of Iran.
Religion
	Shia Islam, Christianity, Sunni Islam, Judaism, Baháʼí Faith, Zoroastrianism, various others

Iranians in Romania are Romanian citizens of full or partial Iranian ancestry or background.

v t e Ethnic groups in Romania
Dominant group	Romanians (16,792,868)
Officially recognised minorities	Hungarians (1,227,623) Romani (621,573) Ukrainians (50,920) Germans (36,042) Turks (27,698) Lipovans (23,487) Tatars (divided into Crimean Tatars and Nogais) (20,282) Serbs (18,076) Slovaks (13,654) Bulgarians (7,336) Croats (5,408) Greeks (3,668) Jews (3,271) Italians (3,203) Poles (2,543) Czechs (2,477) Armenians (1,361) Macedonians (1,264) Albanians (520) Rusyns (262)
Non-recognized minorities	Aromanians (26,500) Hutsuls* (self-declared, 3,890) Csángós* (self-declared, 1,536) Megleno-Romanians (1,200–2,000) Székelys* (self-declared, 532) Krashovani* (self-declared, 207) Slovenes (175) Gagauz (5)
Historical ethnic groups	Circassians (approximately 10,000 in the mid-19th century) Dobrujan Arabs (145 in 1850)
Immigrant groups	Citizens of the Republic of Moldova (177,000) Arabs (5,000) Chinese (2,243) Africans (700) Iranians (610) Bangladeshis (100)
* = Subgroups of officially recognized ethnicities that are not treated by the Romanian authorities as separate minorities.

See also

Total population
at least 2,000^[1] (only Iranian-born, excluding descendants)
Regions with significant populations
Bucharest^[2]
Languages
Romanian, Persian, Azerbaijani, Armenian, Balochi, Kurdish, Mazanderani, and other languages of Iran.
Religion
Shia Islam, Christianity, Sunni Islam, Judaism, Baháʼí Faith, Zoroastrianism, various others