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IGM Responds: Top 5 frequently asked questions

The General Inspectorate for Migration (IGM) provides responses to the top 5 frequently asked questions submitted by foreigners to the IGM Green Line in recent periods. Responses will be provided on a regular basis to clarify matters of interest to IGM beneficiaries. 1. Under what conditions can an LLC administrator obtain the right of residence?The… Continue reading IGM Responds: Top 5 frequently asked questions

Diaspora Days – GIM brings good news for EU citizens and their families

On the occasion of Diaspora Days, the General Inspectorate for Migration (GIM) informs about recent improvements in residence conditions for European Union citizens and their family members in the Republic of Moldova. 1. New legal framework for EU citizensIn 2025, a legal framework was adopted to facilitate the presence and settlement of EU citizens in… Continue reading Diaspora Days – GIM brings good news for EU citizens and their families

Procedure for renouncing temporary protection at the Diplomatic Missions of the Republic of Moldova

The General Inspectorate for Migration (GIM) informs that, starting from August of the current year, beneficiaries of the temporary protection status may officially renounce this status both at its territorial subdivisions and abroad, through the diplomatic missions and consular offices of the Republic of Moldova. To renounce temporary protection, applicants must submit a written request,… Continue reading Procedure for renouncing temporary protection at the Diplomatic Missions of the Republic of Moldova

IGM Answers: Top 5 frequently asked questions

The General Inspectorate for Migration (IGM) answers the top 5 frequently asked questions received from foreigners via the IGM Green Line recently. We will continue to provide regular updates and clarify the topics that are of interest to IGM beneficiaries. 1. What are the reasons for refusal to issue an invitation? According to Article 28,… Continue reading IGM Answers: Top 5 frequently asked questions

IGM Answers: Top 5 frequently asked questions

The General Inspectorate for Migration (IGM) answers the top 5 frequently asked questions received from foreigners via the IGM Green Line recently. We will continue to provide regular updates and clarify the topics that are of interest to IGM beneficiaries. 1. How many procedures can an asylum application go through, and which are they? According… Continue reading IGM Answers: Top 5 frequently asked questions

Studies in the Republic of Moldova – Useful Information for International Students

If you are a foreign student planning to study in Moldova, it is important to know the essential steps for admission and residence. Admission to educational institutions in the Republic of Moldova is regulated by the Education Code and other legal acts, and enrollment is done with the approval of the Ministry of Education and… Continue reading Studies in the Republic of Moldova – Useful Information for International Students

A new stage in the Twinning project: Assessment of IGM’s operational capacity in the field of migration

The General Inspectorate for Migration recently hosted a mission by two experts from the General Inspectorate for Immigration of Romania to assess the operational capacity of Moldova’s national migration system. The purpose of this visit was to evaluate how well the Republic of Moldova is prepared to manage migration and implement European Union legislation in… Continue reading A new stage in the Twinning project: Assessment of IGM’s operational capacity in the field of migration

Improved indicators for better planning of beneficiary-oriented activities

Between July 7–11, the General Inspectorate for Migration (GIM) organized a series of workshops aimed at strengthening the knowledge and skills of employees within the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the field of strategic and operational planning of policies on migration, asylum, and the integration of foreigners. A total of 25 officials from the General… Continue reading Improved indicators for better planning of beneficiary-oriented activities

Seasonal agricultural work: How to legally employ foreign citizens

The General Inspectorate for Migration (GIM) informs employers in the agricultural sector that, in the context of intensified seasonal activities typical for this period, the employment of foreign citizens for agricultural work is regulated under a simplified documentation procedure. According to Article 4314 of Law No. 200/2010 on the Regime of Foreigners in the Republic… Continue reading Seasonal agricultural work: How to legally employ foreign citizens

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