Moldova Epidemiological Card

Q: What is the Moldova Epidemiological Card?

The Moldova Epidemiological Card is the official electronic health-entry registration used by Moldovan authorities to record traveller health and contact details before crossing the border. It is submitted online and generates an electronic confirmation you should present at check‑in or immigration. See the Ministry of Internal Affairs procedural guidance for details: mai.gov.md .

Q: Who needs the Moldova Epidemiological Card?

All travellers who will clear Moldovan border controls must submit the card before arrival; a parent or guardian completes it for minors. Exemptions include Moldovan citizens, diplomatic passport holders, and crew on active duty. See general entry rules on the MFA site: mfa.gov.md — Types of Visas .

Q: What happens if I arrive without a valid Moldova Epidemiological Card?

If you arrive without the required e-card you may face delays at immigration while staff complete health checks, and you could miss pre-booked transfers. Airlines sometimes ask for the confirmation at departure—complete it before travel to avoid boarding or arrival delays. For help completing the card quickly, apply with DoVisa .

Q: Can I edit or correct my application after submission?

Minor corrections are sometimes possible depending on the government portal’s edit window. If you notice a typo in passport details or arrival date, contact support immediately and use the official procedure PDF as reference. For guided edits and confirmation checks, start your application at Apply now .

Q: Is a departure Moldova Epidemiological Card also required?

No separate departure epidemiological card is required — current procedural guidance focuses on a single pre-arrival/entry electronic submission to be completed before crossing. Confirm latest rules in the ministry operating document: mai.gov.md .

Q: Which airports and seaports accept this document?

Present your confirmation at immigration at official entry points. International airports include Chișinău International Airport (KIV) and other registered international airfields; Moldova is landlocked so maritime ports are not applicable. Land border checkpoints also accept the electronic confirmation; bring a printout or offline copy.

Q: Can I apply from my mobile phone?

Yes — the e-card can be completed on mobile or desktop. Save the confirmation email or screenshot the reference number; airport and border Wi‑Fi can be unreliable. If you prefer guided completion, use DoVisa’s mobile-friendly flow at Apply now .

Q: How far in advance should I apply?

Follow official guidance and submit the electronic card within 72 hours (3 days) before crossing the state border. We recommend applying 24–72 hours before departure to allow time for corrections. Start your guided application here: Apply now .

Q: What is the step-by-step application process?

The steps are: 1) Open the government e-card portal or DoVisa application; 2) Enter passport and contact details, travel itinerary and accommodation; 3) Review and submit the card; 4) Save the confirmation email/reference number and present it at check-in/immigration. For guided help, visit the DoVisa apply page.

Q: Do children need their own Moldova Epidemiological Card?

Yes — each traveller needs a submission, including infants and minors. A parent or guardian completes the e-card on the child’s behalf and includes the child’s passport details. Keep each confirmation available for immigration checks and airline verification where requested.

Complete your Moldova Epidemiological Card online before travel — submit electronically up to 72 hours before crossing the border for faster entry checks.

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What Is the Moldova Epidemiological Card?

The Moldova Epidemiological Card is Moldova’s electronic health-entry form designed to record basic health and travel information for people crossing the state border. Introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic as an electronic replacement for paper screening forms and manual health declarations, the card centralises traveller health data for triage at land and air entry points and is managed by Moldovan health and border authorities. The system has evolved from ad-hoc paper checks to a centralised online submission step that travellers are asked to complete before arrival.

Apply online through the official portal referenced by Moldovan authorities (the e-card portal and procedural guidance are published by the Ministry of Internal Affairs) or use DoVisa for guided completion and confirmation checks. After you submit the e-card you will receive an electronic confirmation — typically an email receipt or reference number — confirming your submission. Bring that confirmation when you travel: airlines or border staff may ask to see proof of submission at check-in or at immigration counters.

The Moldova Epidemiological Card is a health screening registration, not a visa or entry permit. It does not replace passport, visa, or immigration requirements but is an additional pre-arrival health step that helps speed routine checks at the border. Moldovan authorities have at times updated the submission window and fields — public notices have required electronic submission before crossing, and some procedural updates were published in official operating procedures for border points.

For full entry rules and to check whether you also need a visa see Moldova visa information and the Ministry of Internal Affairs procedural annex at mai.gov.md procedural PDF. When you’re ready to complete the government e-card with expert guidance, Apply now.

Who Needs the Moldova Epidemiological Card?

Who Needs It

All travellers entering the Republic of Moldova by air, land or rail who will clear border controls
Foreign nationals and stateless persons crossing into Moldova for short visits or longer stays
Children and minors (a parent or guardian completes the card on behalf of each child)

Who Is Exempt

Moldovan nationals (citizens of the Republic of Moldova)
Airline and vessel crew on active official duty
Diplomatic and official passport holders travelling on government business

Moldova Entry Requirements & Restrictions

Passport Validity

Your passport should be issued in the last 10 years and be valid for at least 3 months beyond your intended departure from Moldova — follow the checklist on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Vaccination & Health Requirements

No routine vaccinations are required for entry. There is no yellow fever risk and a vaccination certificate is not generally required; check the CDC traveller page for health recommendations: CDC Moldova.

Customs & Prohibited Items

Moldovan customs prohibit the import of narcotics, weapons, counterfeit goods and other items listed by Customs. Declare high-value goods and follow rules in the official customs guide: Moldova Customs.

Drones & Electronics

Certain electronic items including drones may require prior permission or declaration — check customs and aviation rules before bringing drones into Moldova and carry related permits if needed.

Epidemiological Card Submission

Submit the electronic epidemiological card within 72 hours (3 days) before crossing into Moldova as required by recent procedural guidance. Use the government submission portal or DoVisa for guided help and confirmation.

Travel Tips for Moldova Visitors

Moldova is a landlocked Eastern European country known for rolling vineyards and the capital Chișinău. Most international travellers arrive at Chișinău International Airport (KIV). Bălți/Beltsy has a secondary international airport with international service (listed in airport directories).

Best time to visit: late spring to early autumn (May–September) for mild weather and vineyard season.
Currency: Moldovan Leu (MDL). Credit cards are accepted in cities; carry some MDL for rural areas—USD may be accepted at tourist services but is not guaranteed.
Language: Romanian is the official language; English is commonly spoken in hotels, tourist services and larger businesses.
Time zone: Eastern European Time (GMT+2), switching to GMT+3 in summer for daylight saving.
Transport: Taxis and minibuses connect KIV to Chișinău; prebook airport transfers if you have an early border crossing or domestic connection.
Local customs: Modest dress is appropriate for official buildings and religious sites; small gifts are appreciated when visiting families or guesthouses.
Documents: Keep a printed or offline copy of your epidemiological card confirmation — border Wi‑Fi can be unreliable.
Safety: Follow embassy travel advice and register with your consulate if staying long-term — up-to-date advisories are on embassy pages.

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Ana M.Feb 10, 2026

"I completed the Moldova Epidemiological Card three days before departure and received an email confirmation the same day. Airline checked the reference at my departure airport and immigration at Chișinău (KIV) accepted the confirmation."

Liam S.Jan 27, 2026

"Easy online process — filled the e-card on my phone and got a confirmation number. Border staff at KIV scanned my submission during arrival and everything was quick."

Irina P.Dec 18, 2025

"Did the e-card for a family trip. Support helped when one child had a different passport name. Confirmation arrived via email and we showed it at immigration in Chișinău."

Marcus T.Nov 22, 2025

"Used DoVisa to submit the Moldova Epidemiological Card before crossing the land border. The form was straightforward and the confirmation saved a lot of time at the checkpoint."

Sofia R.Oct 30, 2025

"Submission process was clear but I had to re-enter my accommodation details once. Customer support responded quickly to confirm the correction before travel."

David K.Sep 14, 2025

"Perfect for a quick business trip — completed the e-card and kept the email receipt on my phone. Departure staff asked to see it during check-in at my home airport."

Nadia V.Aug 5, 2025

"Helpful guidance to find the government portal. The confirmation reference is what border officers requested at KIV — have it ready on arrival."

Omar H.Jun 11, 2025

"Photo upload was a bit fussy and I had to resize a file. Support helped and the submission was accepted — minor annoyance but resolved before travel."

Elena C.May 3, 2025

"For our vineyard tour we all completed the Moldova Epidemiological Card separately. Confirmation emails arrived for everyone and immigration checks were straightforward."

Peter G.Apr 30, 2025

"Quick and reliable. The guided form made sure my passport details and arrival point were correct — saved time at the border crossing into Chișinău."

Ana M.Feb 10, 2026

Liam S.Jan 27, 2026

"Easy online process — filled the e-card on my phone and got a confirmation number. Border staff at KIV scanned my submission during arrival and everything was quick."

Irina P.Dec 18, 2025

"Did the e-card for a family trip. Support helped when one child had a different passport name. Confirmation arrived via email and we showed it at immigration in Chișinău."