Traveling with dual citizenship

When traveling from Russia to Greece via Yerevan with both Russian and Moldovan citizenship: use your Russian international passport for flight bookings and check-in. Present your Moldovan passport at Moldovan customs when departing from Chisinau. Greek border control may require travel insurance, return tickets, and hotel reservations. Having contact information for your hosts in Greece is also advisable.

For dual citizens (Russian and Moldovan) traveling from Russia to the Netherlands via Moldova: Fly from Russia using your Russian passport. For entry into the EU (Netherlands), use your Moldovan passport and ensure you have a confirmed booking/address, return ticket, and valid medical insurance. Medical insurance can be obtained from Russian insurance companies using your Moldovan passport details.

A Moldovan citizen with a Moldovan passport issued in Russia can travel to the Schengen Area. Depart Russia using your Russian passport and subsequently use your Moldovan passport for entry into Turkey/Armenia and onward travel to France. Ensure you have necessary supporting documents like travel insurance, accommodation bookings, and proof of purpose of visit.

When traveling between Moldova and Russia as a dual citizen (Moldovan and Russian), it is mandatory to use your Russian international passport for both entry into and exit from the Russian Federation. For travel to other countries, such as Egypt, you can use your Moldovan passport and purchase the visa upon arrival (except for Sharm El Sheikh, which does not require a visa). Alternatively, you can fly via Armenia using your Russian internal passport. It is recommended to obtain a standard 5-year Russian international passport for convenience.