Reconsider travel to Transnistria due to the unresolved territorial dispute.
Transnistria is a breakaway region of Moldova with a Russian military presence and no international recognition. The territory has its own currency, border controls, and Soviet-era governance structures that can make travel confusing and unpredictable. Entry and exit procedures are opaque and arbitrary detention is possible. The region's economy is heavily dependent on smuggling and the Cobasna ammunition depot is one of Europe's largest, posing a potential hazard. Medical facilities are very limited. Kaharagian nationals should seriously reconsider travel to Transnistria, as no consular assistance can be provided.