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About vignette roads in Moldova

Vignette roads in Moldova are certain roads where a driver must have a vignette to use these roads legally. Moldova is quite exceptional, as all public roads are treated as toll roads. In practice, it means that it is impossible to avoid the vignette requirement if planning a drive through Moldova.

Moldovan national roads are divided into two categories, i.e., magistral and republican roads. The magistral roads connect Moldova with the neighboring countries, including Ukraine and Romania. In turn, republican roads run inside the country and can extend to the country’s borders.

It is possible to purchase a Moldova vignette online or at one of the vignette sales points at the border crossing point. The most convenient way is, however, to buy it online. Before your drive in Moldova, make sure to get familiar with driving rules, including speed limits.

Moldovan roads with obligatory usage of a vignette

Below, you will find all the roads in Moldova divided according to the types:

List of magistral roads:

• M1: Ukraine → Dubăsari – Chișinău – Leușeni → Romania
• M2: Chișinău – Orhei – Soroca → Ukraine
• M2.1: M2 – Cosăuți
• M3: Chișinău – Cimișlia – Comrat – Vulcănești → Romania
• M3.1: M3 – Comrat East
• M4: Tiraspol – Dubăsari – Rîbnița – Hristovaia → Ukraine
• M5: Ukraine → Edineț – Bălți – Chișinău – Tiraspol → Ukraine

List of republican roads:

• R1: Chișinău – Strășeni – Călărași – Ungheni → Romania
• R2: Chișinău – Tighina
• R3: Chișinău – Hîncești – Cimișlia → Ukraine
• R4: Chișinău – Criuleni – Dubăsari
• R5: Chișinău – Dorotcaia
• R6: Ialoveni – Dumbrava
• R7: Romania → Rîșcani – Drochia – Soroca
• R8: Edineț – Corbu – Otaci → Ukraine
• R9: Otaci – Soroca
• R10: Ruseni – Ocnița
• R11: Briceni – Ocnița
• R12: Bălți Airport – Drochia – Corbu
• R13: Bălți – Florești – Rîbnița
• R14: Bălți – Sîngerei – Sărătenii Vechi
• R15: Bălți – Glodeni
• R16: Bălți – Fălești – Sculeni → Romania
• R17: Fălești – Pîrlița
• R18: Sîngerei – Florești
• R19: Pohoarna – Sănătăuca
• R20: Călărași – Orhei – Rîbnița
• R21: Răciula – Hîrjauca
• R22: Meleșeni – Telenești – Ratuș
• R23: Ivancea – Criuleni
• R24: Strășeni – Căpriana
• R25: Bucovăț – Nisporeni – Bărboieni
• R26: Cimișlia – Căușeni – Bender – Tiraspol
• R27: Tiraspol – Corotna – Pervomaisc
• R28: Hlinaia – Răscăieții Noi
• R29: Răzeni – Bender
• R30: Chetrosu – Căușeni – Ștefan Vodă → Ukraine
• R31: Căușeni → Ukraine
• R32: Chetrosu – Sălcuța
• R33: Hîncești – Lăpușna – Leușeni
• R34: Hîncești – Cantemir – Cahul – Slobozia Mare
• R35: Comrat – Basarabeasca
• R36: Taraclia – Basarabeasca
• R37: Ceadîr-Lunga – Comrat – Cantemir
• R38: Taraclia – Cahul – Vulcănești
• R40: Biruința – Chetrosu
• R41: Rîșcani – Glodeni
• R42: Ungheni – Bărboieni
• R44: Călărași – Ciuciuleni – Hîncești
• R45: Edineț – Pîrjota
• R46: Cuporani – Iargara
• R47: Cimișlia – Sărata Nouă
• R49: Basarabeasca → Ukraine
• R50: Dubăsari – Criuleni
• R51: Otaci – Ocnița
• R52: Tudora – Palanca
• R53: Glodeni – Cobani
• R54: Cunicea – Soloneț
• R55: Briceni → Ukraine
• R56: Cantemir – Tartaul de Salcie
• R57: Fălești – Costești
• R59: Bulboaca – Delacău

Note: Actually, no roads in Moldova could be classified as typical highways. The closest road that could meet these requirements is the M3 from Chișinău to Cimișlia.

When should I buy a Moldovan vignette?

Purchasing a Moldova vignette is possible long before your planned trip to Moldova. It is also possible to buy a vignette after entering Moldova either at an online store or at one of the vignette outlets.

Every driver is asked to select the vignette start date in the online calendar when purchasing a digital vignette. Choose the proper vignette type whose duration covers the entire duration of your planned drive. Also, remember to indicate the appropriate date when your vignette should start. Its validity will end at midnight on the last day of the validity period.

Speed limits in Moldova

All international drivers should check the speed limits in Moldova applicable for specific vehicle categories.

Passenger cars

• in the village – 50 km/h
• outside the village – 90 km/h
• on the way – 110 km/h

Cars with trailers

• in the village – 50 km/h
• outside the village – 70 km/h
• on the way – 90 km/h

Motorcycles

• in the village – 50 km/h
• outside the village – 90 km/h
• on the way – 90 km/h