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Moldavians close to the Romanian border cross to Romania without passport. Small border traffic is being implemented
Posted on February 26th, 2010
Moldavians close to the Romanian border cross to Romania without passport. Small border traffic is being implemented
Moldavian citizens living 50 km away and closer to the Romanian border can enter Romania without passport starting Friday, February 26 2010. This is due to the agreement between the two countries that is coming into force today.
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