By Globexa Immigration
If you’re considering studying in Europe, Moldova may not be the first country that comes to mind — but it should be. At Globexa Immigration, we’ve guided hundreds of students to Moldova, and many of them have shared how rewarding, affordable, and culturally rich their experience has been.
Whether you’re heading to Moldova for MBBS, Engineering, Business, or any other degree, this blog will help you understand what life is really like for international students — including daily lifestyle, local culture, accommodation, travel, and safety tips.
1. Why Study in Moldova?
Moldova offers an unbeatable combination for international students: affordable tuition, low living costs, and a peaceful lifestyle in the heart of Eastern Europe. Located between Romania and Ukraine, Moldova is a small but welcoming country that is gaining popularity among Indian, African, and Middle Eastern students.
At Globexa Immigration, we recommend Moldova for students who want:
Recognized medical and technical degrees
European-style education without high expenses
A multicultural and student-friendly atmosphere
2. Academic Life for International Students
Top Universities in Moldova
Some of the most trusted institutions we assist students with include:
Nicolae Testemitanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy
Moldova State University
Technical University of Moldova
Free International University of Moldova (ULIM)
All offer English-taught programs, especially in fields like medicine, IT, and international business. These degrees are recognized across Europe and in many non-European countries — making them a great investment for your future.
Globexa Support for Admissions:
Our expert team at Globexa Immigration provides:
Admission guidance
Course selection assistance
Application documentation and SOP writing
Visa support and pre-departure briefings
3. What is Student Life Like in Moldova?
Living and studying in Moldova is a peaceful and affordable experience, ideal for students coming from India, Nepal, Nigeria, Bangladesh, and other countries.
Accommodation
You can choose between:
University dormitories (€50–€100/month): Budget-friendly and close to campus.
Private rentals (€150–€300/month): For more comfort and privacy.
Globexa Immigration helps students book hostel accommodation or find verified rental options in advance — to avoid scams or overcharges.
Cost of Living
Monthly expenses for students are typically:
Rent: €50–€250 (depending on type)
Groceries and food: €100–€150
Transport: €10–€20
Mobile/Data/Internet: €5–€10
Entertainment and travel: €50–€100
This makes Moldova one of the most cost-effective countries in Europe for students.
4. Culture, Food & Festivals
Moldovan Culture
Moldova has a beautiful mix of Romanian and Russian traditions, and people are generally warm, respectful, and curious about international students. English may not be widely spoken in rural areas, but students quickly adapt and often pick up some Romanian or Russian.
Popular Dishes:
Mămăligă (Cornmeal dish)
Sarmale (Stuffed cabbage rolls)
Zeamă (Chicken soup with noodles)
Plăcintă (Stuffed pastries)
Vegetarian options are limited but available — we at Globexa Immigration offer food and grocery orientation sessions to help you adjust.
Major Celebrations:
Mărțișor Festival (March): Spring celebration with flowers and music.
Wine Festival (October): Moldova’s pride in winemaking.
Christmas & Orthodox New Year (January): Celebrated with great food and family traditions.
5. Transport & Connectivity
Getting around is simple and affordable:
Trolleybuses and minibuses cost €0.15–€0.30 per ride.
Apps like Yandex Taxi, Bolt, and iTaxi are reliable.
Mobile data and internet plans are extremely cheap and efficient.
We always recommend that new students install offline maps and local travel apps before arrival — or ask our team at Globexa Immigration for setup assistance.
6. Safety Tips for Students
Moldova is generally safe, but new students should stay cautious and well-informed.
Safety Guidelines from Globexa:
Avoid political demonstrations and stay away from unfamiliar streets at night.
Always carry your passport or student ID.
Keep emergency contacts saved:
Police: 112
Ambulance: 903
Fire: 901
Respect local laws — avoid carrying or consuming alcohol in public areas.
All Globexa students receive a full safety and cultural orientation before traveling.
7. Language and Learning Environment
Courses are taught in English, but learning a few phrases in Romanian or Russian can really help you:
Build better relationships with locals
Shop and travel more confidently
Feel more settled and independent
At Globexa Immigration, we provide free access to language learning resources and apps to help you start learning even before you travel.
8. Social Life and Travel Opportunities
International students in Moldova enjoy a relaxed and active social life. Student unions often organize:
Sports and cultural events
International student meetups
Local sightseeing trips
Weekend trips to Romania, Ukraine, or Hungary are easy and budget-friendly. Chișinău International Airport offers cheap flights across Europe.
9. Why Choose Globexa Immigration for Moldova?
At Globexa Immigration, we provide full support from start to finish:
Free counselling and profile evaluation
University shortlisting
Admission processing and SOP support
Visa filing and embassy documentation
Pre-departure sessions and student guides
Airport pickup and accommodation help (on request)
We’ve helped hundreds of students successfully move to Moldova — for MBBS, engineering, nursing, and business programs.
10. Final Words from Globexa Immigration
Studying in Moldova is not just about getting a degree. It’s about experiencing a new culture, meeting lifelong friends, and growing as an individual. If you’re ready to begin this exciting journey, let Globexa Immigration be your trusted guide every step of the way.
We make sure you not only get admission but also settle comfortably and succeed abroad.
One Reply to “Student Life in Moldova”
Thank you for this insightful overview of student life in Moldova! It’s wonderful to see how affordable, culturally rich, and student-friendly the country is for international students.