Vasile Tofan
“If EU regulations require it, I believe we must take decisions that will enable us to move forward in the process of European integration,” emphasised the Prime Minister.
The issue of aligning Chisinau’s visa policy with that of Brussels has become more pressing following the publication of the European Commission’s latest report assessing candidate countries. The harmonisation of visa regimes is one of the mandatory conditions for states seeking full EU membership.
At present, no specific dates have been given for the transition to a visa regime with Russia, Belarus and China. Currently, visa-free travel agreements are in force between Moldova and these countries (with the exception of China for certain categories), allowing foreign nationals to stay in the republic for up to 90 days within a six-month period.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.
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