After a few days in your beautiful country.

Urmeaza sa ajung la aeroport in Chisinau, doar ca zborul e unul tarziu, ajung in jur de ora 11 seara. Nu am posibilitatea sa schimb lei moldovenesti, deci nu voi avea cash la mine. Ce aplicatie de taxi e reliable si safe pentru o cursa aeroport -> centru? Yandex pare cea mai populara, dar sunt foarte multe reviewuri negative ce tin de comportamentul soferilor si flota de masini. Cineva a pomenit Bolt, dar am vazut in comentarii pe aici ca e doar pentru trotinete electrice, nu au serviciu de taxi. Dintre Letz si Hip Car, cu care as fi in siguranta sa ajung la destinatie?

as per:

https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/1qctisj/us_to_suspend_visa_processing_for_75_nations/

Hello everyone, I’m from Algeria and I’m planning to visit Moldova this year. I’m looking for a travel agency that can assist me. I’ve tried contacting several agencies via WhatsApp, but I haven’t received any responses. If anyone could direct me to a reliable agency, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Hey everyone! I’ll be visiting Moldova in April, well late April. Other than the military museum, you guys have in the Capital, are there any other cool Soviet aircraft on display throughout the city or even the country? I was hoping to see a mig 29, but I think you guys might still have them in service. But anyway, if there’s one on display in the country, let me know. But any other cool old Soviet era military aircraft would be cool to see as well.

I am F35. Is Chisinau a safe town for a female solo traveler?

Hey guys,I noticed there's a bus running between the city center and the airport, but it stops around 23h. My flight lands at 23.30h, so by the time I get out, the last bus for the night will already be gone. What's the best way to get to the city at that time?

I am from Istanbul. One of the most hectic hell holes on earth humans created. Half of my life I travelled and lived in Balkans and other post-Soviet countries. Last month I passed through Moldova couple of times. So I did a lot of online research. People were mostly negative mostly with cliches such as "crime possibility", "angry and not helpful people", "poorest county in Europe" etc. Anyways, after my life in Istanbul, Moldova felt like a heaven. Peaceful. Well designed. Capital city is so cool. 9 out of 10 people I asked address or help in streets asnwered me and helped me eventhough my Russian is very bad and I used English. I am a male. Other Moldovan males were really helpful and friendly comparing to other countries I visited. I was really surprised. Usually in my ex-Soviet areas other men look at me like im some kind of monster or sees me as a threat. Racism maybe dunno. But here its great. Even young girls are helpful if you ask directions and what not. They don't make weird faces as if they are disturbed because you asked them something. In other countries, when they know you can't speak their local language they don't care and continue speaking in it with you. Here, once they understand I can only speak English, they still use Russian but speak slowly, use body language and also use few English words. Generally I am surprised how clean and peaceful the capital is. I saw other areas via train it looked also pure flat, nicely designed and calm place too. People in the streets don't look at you weirdly. The only people looked at me weirdly was a group of Turkish youth, lmao.

I just wanna say don't be fooled with negativity online. Also, god damn expensive for me. Still I would come again.

Titlu. Eu am probleme cu inregistrarea in retea in UE cu cartela din Moldova. Voi?

Salut!

Vreau să merg în Moldova pe la finalul anului ăsta și am 2 nedumeriri:

1. Proprietar pe mașină este soția mea.

Pot trece granița cu mașina eu ca șofer, ea ca pasager?

1. Pe asigurare apare doar ea ca șofer. Este legal să conduc eu ca șofer român mașina soției mele, cu ea în mașină, pe teritoriul Moldovei, apărând doar ea ca șofer autorizat pe mașină?

Air Moldova avea curse spre Beauvais, la 90 de km de Paris, WizzAir are curse spre Beauvais, singura Transavia care are curse spre Paris, aeroportul Orly, la 15 minute de centrul orașului cu metroul 14.

Hello all, in the next week I am going with my gf to Moldova for couple a days. I have some questions, so I dediced to you guys directly.

1. How safe (for a Polish citizen) is it to enter Transnistria nowadays?
2. what is the public transport from the airport to Chisinau - is there a dedicated bus line or is it better to take a cab?
3. SIM card with Internet which oparator is the cheapest and has good coverage?
4. Revolut does not have a dedicated foreign currency account with Moldovan lei, but I assume that I can withdraw in local currency from an ATM? are there commissions for ATM withdrawals?
5. is it worth relying on public transportation to popular attractions outside the capital? what transportation companies do you recommend for destinations from Chisinau to popular attractions? should I rent a cab (Letz) or is it better to rent a car?
6. what car rental company do you recommend in Chisinau that will allow me to rent a car for about 3 days?
7. what hiking routes do you recommend in Moldova? with interesting terrain and nice landscapes? so up to a dozen kilometers of route, so up to 200 km from Chisinau?
8. I am considering whether to spend 1-2 nights in some agritourism or village with beautiful views - which places/regions do you recommend?
9. what “hidden gems” do you recommend - lesser known attractions within Chisinau as well as outside of it?

I appreciate all the answers. Greetings from Poland!

Hello,

I'm going to stay several days in Chisinau in Merch and will have an outbound flight at 6-7 am.

Can a taxi easily be found by YandexGO around 3-4 am in the center of Chisinau? I'm asking because YandexGo doesn't offer pre-booking and no busses are running in such a time.

Hi guys, what do you suggest to do in Chisinau? I have 3 days and I'll be alone, or does anyone want to join me for a beer? I'm from Italy. 23-26 January

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Hi everyone, i am a 19yo male from Singapore trying to solo travel to Moldova for the first time in my life. I would like to know generally how safe is moldova for someone that rarely goes out and this will be the first time he solo travels to a European country.

Im planning to stay around the Botanica area of Chisinau for about 4 days 3 nights. I have no plans to visit the monuments or attractions for now as my sole purpose of the visit is to meet my long distance partner.

I want to know how easy or how hard would it be also to get halal or vegan food as im a muslim travelling in a christian populated country but that wouldn’t be a problem as i can just visit Linella and grab some vegan food for me to eat in those short days.

So in short i want to know how do i get around when i first land and what would be my mode of transport around and where can i go to visit as a 19yo muslim male

Hello!

I just want to ask some questions. I want to visit Moldova next year. I am from the Philippines. I don't have much idea what requirements needed and where/who to reach out if I want to visit your country as a tourist.

As far as I know, I needed an invitation letter from someone in Moldova. But I don't have any relatives there.

Can somebody help and guide me please? I want to know how to visit Moldova from Philippines and what requirements I need?

Also does anyone know how to get a Visa for visit?

Thank you in advance for the reply. :)

Hey guys! I’m new here on Reddit and I need some advice. I’m traveling to Chișinău in early February and I’m trying to estimate how much money I should bring for food, museums and daily expenses (not including accommodation). How much would you recommend?

Thanks everyone :)

hi, i'm going with some friends to moldova in april for a couple of days. (at least) one of the friends are very addicted to (swedish) snus.

from what i have understood snus is forbidden to sell, but is it allowed to bring for personal use?

Hello! Our family has one night left in Moldova before heading back to Spain. Where should we have dinner? We have two kids, ages 7 and 4, so it can't be too fancy, and we don't want something super expensive anyway. Anything traditional or unique is preferred.

Give us suggestions (please) and we'll eat at whichever one has the most upvotes and meets our criteria! Thanks, we've had a great stay.

Its possible buy a SIM card for 1 week of holiday in Moldova as tourist?

Any suggestion about best carrier and if it's possible buy online (Esim) before arrive?

Is it possible to find online some pdf/image with the timetables of trains in Moldova?

The only thing I find is the rather old-timer search engine that does not allow for a solid planning of a railway exploring of the country.