MIR cards from Sberbank can be used to withdraw cash in Transnistria (PMR)
MIR cards from Sberbank can be used to withdraw cash in Transnistria (PMR). There are Sberbank branches in PMR where cash withdrawals are possible at the counter with a passport. While exact withdrawal limits may vary, a commission of approximately 1% is generally applied. It's important to note that MIR cards do not work in Moldova itself.
If a Moldindconbank ATM retains your cash deposit without crediting your account, report the issue immediately by…
If a Moldindconbank ATM retains your cash deposit without crediting your account, report the issue immediately by calling the provided phone number on the ATM and noting the ATM's identifier. Funds are typically returned within 3 business days following cash collection and reconciliation, especially if the ATM is in a high-traffic location.
For individuals with Russian bank cards, it is possible to withdraw large sums (e
For individuals with Russian bank cards, it is possible to withdraw large sums (e.g., up to 500,000 rubles) from ATMs located in Transnistria.
ATM fees for foreign cards (British/European) in Moldova can be significant
ATM fees for foreign cards (British/European) in Moldova can be significant. For instance, Eurocredit now charges 190 MDL, a change from previous free service. MoldovaCom is reported to have the lowest commission for withdrawals.
Funds transferred to a Transnistrian bank card cannot be used directly in Chisinau
Funds transferred to a Transnistrian bank card cannot be used directly in Chisinau. Transnistria (PMR) is an unrecognized republic, and its documents and financial instruments are not recognized in Moldova. To use funds in Chisinau, withdraw them from the Transnistrian card and exchange them for Moldovan Leu (MDL).