
Moldovans to use phones in EU without extra charges as of January 1, 2026
The citizens of as of 1 January 2026 will be able to use mobile phone services in the European Union without paying additional roaming charges. The European Commission has made statements to this effect, which proposes the integration of Moldova into the EU roaming zone.
Thus, Moldovans will be able to make calls, send SMS messages and access mobile internet in the member states of the European Union at the same rates as at home.
"Moldovans, get ready to say hello in the EU without extra charges! It's another step that brings us closer, and it's worth being celebrated! In the EU, it's like being at home!" reads a message posted on the official page of the European Commission.
The Commission's decision will facilitate travel, business relations and contact with the Diaspora.
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