What are the conditions and procedures for obtaining free medical care provided to Ukrainians in Moldova during martial law in Ukraine, and how can I make an appointment with a doctor in various medical institutions, including private ones?

Ukrainians in Moldova have access to free emergency medical care.

To receive free medical care in Moldova during martial law in Ukraine, it is enough to present a document confirming the identity: foreign or national passport, birth certificate, ID card, etc.

Free medical care for temporarily displaced Ukrainians in Moldova covers acute cases at any level of healthcare. Children of temporarily displaced persons have access to a full range of medical services similar to those available to Moldovan citizens, including preventive check-ups, child development monitoring, primary medical care, outpatient, and inpatient treatment.

Free medical care for Ukrainians in Moldova is available in the following locations:

·       at border crossing points and temporary accommodation centers;

·       in primary healthcare institutions at the place of residence;

·       in some private clinics, aid centers, and laboratories willing to provide free aid to Ukrainians.

Medical aid at border crossing points and temporary accommodation centers is provided not only by local healthcare teams but also by medical teams from EU countries.

If a displaced person from Ukraine resides in a city, he/she can turn to a local polyclinic for medical care, and in rural areas, to a district hospital. Additionally, there is a service for scheduling appointments with doctors at private medical institutions in Moldova.

For more details about the medical programs available to Ukrainians in the Republic of Moldova, you can refer to the following link under the "Medical Assistance" section.