Jobs in Moldova

When you think of Moldova, things like vodka, burly men with loud Russian accents, big puffy coats, fur hats, and mail order brides probably come to mind. So why in the world would you want to find a job abroad in Moldova? Because, why not! While some of the stereotypes are true, not everyone swims in frozen lakes or belongs to the mafia! Some of them might be loud, blunt, and a little crazy; but so are people everywhere! So if you’re up for an adventure, go on, take a plunge in an icy lake and see for yourself! Here is everything you need to know to work in Moldova!

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A Guide to Working Abroad in Moldova

Best Cities for Expats

Moldova is an Eastern European country landlocked by Romania and Ukraine. Best known for its wine production (not vodka!), Moldova offers a great multicultural experiences within its borders no matter where you roam.

Chisinau. Moldova’s capital city, Chisinau, is Moldova’s largest transportation hub and wealthiest business environment, making it a popular location for expats. Host of the annual Wine Festival every October, Chisinau is a bigger city with lots of green spaces and parks. There are plenty of other things to keep you busy such as visiting historical buildings, the World War II memorial, and art galleries by day, or turn it up a notch and explore the nightclubs and casinos by night.

Balti. Balti is a major cultural hub known as Moldova’s “northern capital” and for its natural beauty. If you plan to work abroad in Moldova, there is something for everyone and plenty to keep you busy! Learn about the spiritual life of the locals (or yourself) at the Museum of History and Ethnography, Jewish synagogue, or Saint Nicholas Catholic Church. Get back to nature and spend some time at the Royal Forest, where you can breathe in some fresh air while you walk through the old oak forest or enjoy bird watching.