Submit a petition
Please read carefully the information regarding the procedure for reviewing electronic submissions to the leadership of the General Inspectorate for Migration:
- The website www.igm.gov.md offers you the possibility to address the General Inspectorate for Migration electronically with proposals, complaints, and notifications, attaching a maximum of two supporting files, in formats and sizes accepted by the page.
- The text of the submission must not exceed 2,000 characters.
- The General Inspectorate for Migration is obliged to inform you, within no more than 2 working days, about the receipt of the petition.
- Depending on the specifics of the issue addressed, the examination of the submission may involve specialized, structural, and territorial subdivisions under the authority of the General Inspectorate for Migration.
- During the examination, the General Inspectorate for Migration has the right to verify the accuracy of the information and to request additional information or documents.
- Following the examination of your submission, you will receive a response in electronic form, at the email address indicated in the form.
- When submitting and examining electronic submissions, the confidentiality of personal data and the information provided is ensured.
- IMPORTANT: According to Article 75(1)(e) of the Administrative Code of the Republic of Moldova No. 116/2018, electronic submissions (petitions sent by email or via the online form) must be signed with an electronic signature.
- Submissions not signed electronically will NOT be examined.
- If the petition does not comply with the requirements set out in Article 72(3) or Article 75(1)(c)–(e), the applicant will be informed of the shortcomings and given a reasonable period to remedy them. If the petitioner does not remedy these shortcomings within the set deadline, the petition will NOT be examined.
- If you do not have an email address or an electronic signature, we recommend sending a request or petition in written form, on paper, by post, to the address of the General Inspectorate for Migration.
