Romania will officially open in early July, two new consulates general in the Republic of Moldova, situated in Cahul and Balti. The new consular offices were established by presidential decree signed by President Traian Basescu on November 2 last year. Ministry of Foreign Affairs has made a considerable financial effort, logistical and human resources to support the Moldovan citizens who want to obtain entry visa to Romania. Resources have been allocated and will be distributed in accordance with the Prut River in Bucharest political decisions on staff cuts and government spending budget. Romania has been supported by European Union financial effort to open two consulates. Thus, 90% of two million - which is the headquarters and doatarea achizţionarea - are borne by the Schengen program. The two general consulates in Balti and Cahul will settle cases for visa but redobânirea those for obtaining citizenship and passports, notarial deeds, registration of civil status. The Consulate General of Romania in Cahul 12 consular officers will be deployed, while at the Balti nine such employees will go. By opening the two consular offices, central Bucharest diplomatic pressure on the expected decrease of the Consular Section of the Romanian Embassy in Chisinau, where they are processed daily in about 450 visas, with a peak of 700 visas a day, holidays and start school.

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