Secția Consulară a Ambasadei României
Public institutions & embassies in Râșcani, Chișinău
The Consular Section of the Romanian Embassy in Chișinău is located at 2 Grigore Ureche Street in the Râșcani sector. Moldovan citizens come here for the consular services of the Romanian state.
According to reviews, the oath of allegiance to Romania is taken here, citizenship certificates are issued, previously requested Romanian passports are collected and foreign nationals submit visa applications. Visitors note that collecting a passport takes just a few minutes.
Visitors rate the section well and the experience is generally positive: many thank the staff for their courtesy and for processing documents quickly. Some complain about a dismissive attitude from certain employees, and visa applicants mention that phone appointments are handled only in Romanian.
Phone: +373 22 855 002. Check available services, booking and required documents on the official website chisinau.mae.ro.
Reviews from Google
- sanjoe s25 May 2023
My experience was marvellous, the staff the guy was very helpful and pleasing, spoke English fluently, and my visa got approved within 2 days 🎉
- Krysten Mariann Boado1 April 2023
Came to get my Romanian tourist visa. Approved on the same day. I emailed the embassy twice to ask if it is possible to be granted in 2-4 days, they said it was, and they stayed true to their word. All questions regarding my application were related to my trip, and not random, discriminatory inquiries. Very respectful staff. I appreciate it. This is so rare to see in consular offices these days, so I am very glad for this professional service. ❤️ Mutsulmesc!
- Mihai Bulat22 September 2022
Went to get my renewed Passport. 10 min in line and all done. Working from Monday to Thursday from 14 to 16 p.m. Better to come at 15 p.m. Then is no line to wait.
- Victoria Pleșca23 November 2021
The booking doesn't work as scheduled. Moldovians are moldovians everywhere. Jump ahead of others who already is scheduled for specific time. All sit in a free line. Doesn't matter you're scheduled at 8:20 am or later. Need to stay in a line. Some quarrel that they came first which ain't the case for those who come with small kids for birth certificate. Consulate works normal as usual. People behavior the waiting line let to wish more, like respect to one another. There was a girl with leukemia yellow coat, she was scheduled for 8:20am, came in time, standing there and wait her turn, but some mom's who say came earlier which wasn't the case as i sat there since 8 am and didn't see any of them until later on. They didn't allow her have her service done just because lied has small kids, later to turn that the newborn lie is a 14 years old boy. Who waited outside in warm in his mom car. No shame at all. She sat there standing in pain. A hour and a half she sat there standing, i saw her come at 8 am, her dad helped her get out taxi, she came straight from oncology hospital, her dad ask her if she need help to walk and she said no dad i can alone. i could see how she sat there in pain, try to be humble to everyone. And wait quiet her turn. Also i didn't like that those who has small baby carriers put it on chair up and occupy seats for others like this girl to sit down. Baby carrier shouldn't sit on chair but Moldovian nothing much to expect good. I liked the front office people today window 10 worked great not so grumpy like the woman from window 12.