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Freedom of information request (Moldova)
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The request by which anyone asks a public authority or institution in Moldova for information of public interest: documents, data, contracts, spending. Under Law no. 148/2023 no reason need be given, and the answer is due within 10 days of registration, extendable by at most 7 days with written notice (art. 19). It can be e-mailed without an electronic signature, posted, or handed in at the registry.
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- Last updated November 3, 2026
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When to use this document
- I want to know how much the town hall in Moldova spent on repairing the road in our village.
- I need a copy of a contract signed by a public institution in Moldova.
- I am working on an article and want figures from a ministry in Moldova.
- The town hall in Moldova does not answer when I ask how the money for the school was shared out.
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The details the document asks for.
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- Date
- Applicant
- Applicant's address
- Authority
- Authority's address
- Information requested
- How you want to receive the information
Common questions
- How long does a Moldovan authority have to answer a public information request?
- At most 10 days from registration, and the authority must register the request no later than the next working day after receiving it (arts 15 and 19 of Law no. 148/2023). For a complex request or a large volume of information, the deadline may be extended by at most 7 days, and only if you are told in writing within the 10 days, with reasons.
- Must a Moldovan information request give a reason or carry an e-signature?
- No. The applicant need not explain or justify the request, and neither a handwritten nor an electronic signature is required (art. 16 of Law no. 148/2023). A request sent by e-mail need not meet the rules for electronic documents (art. 14). It must, however, give your name and postal address — without them it is not examined (art. 17).
- How can a refusal or silence on an information request be challenged in Moldova?
- By an action in the administrative court, directly, without a prior complaint: within 30 days of the answer or, if the authority did not answer in time, within a year of the deadline passing (art. 25 of Law no. 148/2023). The court decides on the papers within three months (art. 26). You can also complain to the Avocatul Poporului, the ombudsman (art. 31).
- Does it cost anything to receive public information in Moldova?
- It is free electronically, when you examine the documents on the premises and, on paper, up to 20 pages (art. 22 of Law no. 148/2023). For each extra page the provider may charge 0.02 conventional units, and charges may not exceed the actual cost; you are told the amount first, within the time limit for answering.
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