Work Visa and Work Residence Permit for EU Residents in Moldova
If you are an EU resident looking to work in Moldova, understanding the process for obtaining a work visa and residence permits for EU residents is essential. Moldova offers various visa options, including short-stay (Type C) and long-stay (Type D) visas, each with specific requirements and purposes. At Incorpore, we specialize in guiding you through these processes to ensure a smooth and successful application.
Short-Stay Visas (Type C)
- Tourism (C/T): Requires a travel document, invitation, proof of accommodation, round-trip ticket, means of subsistence (minimum 30 euros/day), and travel insurance (minimum coverage of 30,000 euros). Consular fee is 40 euros.
- Business (C/A): Similar requirements to tourism but requires an invitation from the General Inspectorate for Migration.
- Visit (C/V): For private visits to Moldovan residents, with similar requirements to the tourism visa.
Long-Stay Visas (Type D)
- Employment (D/AM): For third-country nationals employed in Moldova, requiring an invitation from the General Inspectorate for Migration, proof of employment, and a criminal record check.
- Entrepreneurial Activity (D/AI): For those investing in Moldova, requiring proof of investment and management roles within Moldovan companies.
Work Residence Permits
EU residents looking to stay long-term for work must apply for a work residence permit. This involves providing proof of employment, adequate finances, and health insurance. The process can vary slightly depending on your country of origin. Find out the requirements for EU citizens and Non-EU citizens by following the links.
At Incorpore, we simplify this process, ensuring compliance with all legal requirements and achieving successful outcomes for our clients. Our expertise helps navigate the complexities of Moldovan immigration laws, making your transition smooth and hassle-free.
For detailed requirements and assistance, contact Incorpore today using the contact form below.
