Moldova eVisa for citizens of Congo

When planning an international vacation, you should consider on the first instance if you require a visa. Moldova exempts more than 103 countries from a visa procedure, but the other remaining must complete the procedure.

You should acknowledge that the Eastern Europe country issues electronic visas, so you can arrange the Moldova e-Visa with less effort than the traditional paperwork at the embassy.

For extra information about the visa procedure, please read the frequently asked questions below.

Travel Restrictions FAQ

1. Vaccination required to enter the country?

Not only the vaccination is required, but also to have a lapse of time of 14 days from the last dose to the flight date.

2. PCR Test required to enter the country?

Not only the PCR test is solicited for the Moldovan authorities in the checkpoint at the airport, but the Quick Antigen test and the COVID-19 antibodies as well. Please take note on the requirements for the Congolese citizens holding the Moldova e-Visa:

• PCR taken 72 hours before boarding the flight to Moldova.
• Quick Antigen taken 48 hours before the flight to Moldova.
• The COVID-19 antibodies, with no less than 90 days of validation counting from the examination day.

3. Quarantine required upon arrival to the country?

Congolese must quarantine for 14 days.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the $product and how do I apply for it?

All rely on your decision on whether getting a standard processing time or the rushing ones to get the Moldova e-Visa.

For the application, prepare the following documents:

• Invitation letter: It applies to a few countries including Congo, and must be issued by government authorities such as the Migration and Asylum Office of Moldova.
• Valid passport: Must have 3 months left of validation since the day of arrival to Moldova. Separate blank pages for the stamps and upload the scanned page of your personal information.
• Recent photo according to the passport policies.
• Accommodation details, including the address or the hotel reservation.
• Return ticket to Congo.
• Bank statements.
• Travel medical insurance.
• Email address: The Moldova e-Visa will be sent to you on a PDF file.
• Payment methods: Credit and debit cards and payment platforms such as WeChat and Alipay.

Cost/processing times

There are 3 processing alternatives, depending on the one you choose, you pay a certain amount including service fees.

• Standard: Takes 16 days to be processed and costs USD $95.99.
• Rush: Takes 13 days to be processed and costs USD $114.99.
• Super Rush: The fastest alternative, takes 11 days and costs USD $147.99.

How many times can I enter Moldova with an e-Visa?

The Moldova e-Visa grants a Single entry to Moldovan borders.

Which is the expiration date of the Moldova e-Visa?

The visa lasts 90 days after arrival.

How long can I stay in Moldova with an e-Visa?

You can stay no longer than 90 days per entry.

Can I trust iVisa.com?

The reliability of the webpage lies in its customer-driven process, which allows the user to get 24/7 assistance regardless of the issue or doubt throughout the process.

The layout used, makes things simple and brings you comfort no matter where you are.

Where can I find more information?

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iVisa.com Recommends

If you hold a Moldova e-Visa, you will be able to enjoy the art scene in the country, starting from the Art Labyrinth, a multipurpose collective that serves as an art gallery, yoga room, concert hall and as a cafe.

Mihai Eminescu National Theater is the next stop on the list, a building from the 50s that impresses with its indoors with heavenly murals, lodges and balconies of neoclassical architecture style. The place is the stage of the most renowned theater pieces of Moldova throughout the year.

In case you are travelling from September to June with your Moldova e-Visa, the must-visit place is Maria Bieşu National Opera & Ballet Theatre, with varied productions during these months to enjoy in family or with friends.

If you are a sports fan, then the pitstop is the Zimbru Stadium, home of the Moldavian National Football Team and the FC Zimbru Chișinău, one of the topmost football teams from the Moldovan Football League.

The main arena is in the self-proclaimed independent Tiraspol, the Sheriff Tiraspol Stadium, which has the UEFA standards and a capacity for over 12,700 spectators.