Moldova and Romania will coordinate measures to ensure that the Entry/Exit System (EES) does not prolong transit times at the border

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9 September 2026
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The Republic of Moldova and Romania will coordinate the implementation of the European Union’s Entry/Exit System (EES) to reduce its impact on transit times at the border. At the same time, the two countries will synchronize their border teams and exchange information to streamline traffic, especially for freight and passenger carriers, reports IPN.

The subjects were discussed by the Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova in Bucharest, Mihai Mitu, with the head of the Romanian Border Police, Cornel-Laurian Stoica, during a working meeting.

According to the Embassy of the Republic of Moldova in Bucharest, officials discussed identifying operational measures for efficient management of truck queues and optimizing cross-border control procedures.

In the case of EES, the two parties are to coordinate actions for the implementation of the new automated system of the European Union, including through the adaptation of technical measures and personnel, so that transit time is affected as little as possible.

Furthermore, officials discussed ongoing operational cooperation, synchronization of border teams, and rapid exchange of information to simplify verification procedures.

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by Alexandru Carasec 09.09.2026

The revenues from the tax on income obtained by individuals who rent out real estate properties have increased by about 35% in the first eight months of the current year. According to the State Fiscal Service, these reached approximately 81 million lei, reports IPN.

During the same period, SFS mentions that over 27 thousand lease contracts for real estate were registered, which is over 34% more than in the first eight months of the previous year. At the same time, the institution identified 638 individuals who were renting out real estate without having registered the contracts. In these cases, 641 contracts were subsequently registered.

SFS specifies that it has conducted checks on 328 individuals. As a result of the verifications, additional basic payments of almost 474 thousand lei and penalties of over 22 thousand lei were calculated, with fines totaling over 35 thousand lei being applied. The highest tax revenues from income earned from rents were recorded in the municipality of Chisinau, followed by the municipality of Bălți and the districts of Ialoveni and Cahul.

Individuals who rent out real estate properties must pay a tax of 7% of the monthly contract value. The contract must be registered with the SFS within seven days of conclusion, and the tax is paid monthly, by the 25th. These obligations also apply to individuals who rent their properties through platforms such as Booking or Airbnb.

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Moldova and Romania will coordinate measures to ensure that the Entry/Exit System (EES) does not prolong transit times at the border

IPN.md

9 September 2026
15:33

The subjects were discussed by the Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova in Bucharest, Mihai Mitu, with the head of the Romanian Border Police, Cornel-Laurian Stoica, during a working meeting.

Furthermore, officials discussed ongoing operational cooperation, synchronization of border teams, and rapid exchange of information to simplify verification procedures.

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The elevators in two residential buildings in the Ciocana sector of the capital have been renovated. The works included the repair and replacement of the main elements of the cabins, the updating of the control and call systems, as well as the renewal of the access components, reports IPN.

The Chisinau City Hall specifies that the works were managed by the General Directorate of Housing and Community Services. The intervention targeted the residential blocks on Igor Vieru Street, 2/1 and 4, and are part of the municipal program for elevator modernization. The municipality emphasizes that the modernization of elevators contributes to the increase of safety and comfort for the tenants and to the improvement of conditions in the residential blocks.

Since the beginning of the year, 137 elevators have been rehabilitated, and by the end of the program, approximately 270 elevator cabins are expected to be rehabilitated. Previously, within the same program, another 290 lifts in apartment buildings were rehabilitated.

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