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To drive from Moldova into Pridnestrovie with your own car, you need your passport and the vehicle's technical passport (registration certificate).

To drive a vehicle with Moldovan registration plates from Moldova to Transnistria (e.g., to Kamenka), you will need your passport or bulletin (ID card), the vehicle's registration certificate, and mandatory Moldovan technical inspection and RCA insurance. A separate Transnistrian insurance is not required. Border guards will provide a migration card upon entry.

Transporting personal belongings from St. Petersburg to Moldova can be challenging. While buses might operate, finding reliable drivers or services is difficult. One suggested method is to inquire at the Moldova bus station for drivers willing to transport items from St. Petersburg. Coordination regarding pick-up points (e.g., Kupchino vs. Vitebsk station) is crucial. If timing is flexible, exploring options through bus drivers might be feasible.

When traveling with an infant from Chisinau to Moscow with a layover in Baku on a single ticket, re-registration in Baku is not required. Strollers can typically be checked as baggage (collected at the final destination) or gate-checked (collected at the aircraft exit, though some airports may send them to the baggage carousel).

Public comments and suggestions regarding proposed changes to public transport tariffs in Orhei, Moldova, are being accepted until September 14, 2026.