Life in Moldova: NO ONE COMES THE LEAST VISITED COUNTRY IN EUROPE with BeautiFul Women - Documentary

Moldova—Europe’s least visited country and the poorest nation on the continent. But why? Why does no one come, and why is everyone leaving? 🇲🇩

In this video, we explore Moldova’s complex history and the struggles it has faced since the collapse of the Soviet Union. From economic instability and mass migration to internal conflicts and the heartbreaking realities of human trafficking, Moldova’s story is one of hardship but also of resilience.

You’ll learn why Moldova’s population is shrinking, how young people are fleeing to Europe and Russia for better opportunities, and whether joining the European Union could be a possible solution. Plus, we’ll take a closer look at life in Moldova’s capital, Chișinău, and its rural villages, where poverty and the language divide make survival even tougher.

This is the full story of Moldova—beyond the headlines and the statistics. 🌍

Topics Covered:

Moldova's economic challenges after the Soviet Union collapse
The impact of the Transnistria conflict on the country
Poverty and daily life in Moldova
The mass migration crisis and why young Moldovans are leaving
Social issues like human trafficking and rural decline
Moldova’s hopes of joining the European Union—will it make a difference?
If you’ve ever wondered what life is like in one of Europe’s least-known countries, or if you’re curious about the future of Moldova, this video is for you. Let’s uncover the realities of Moldova together.

👇 Watch now and don’t forget to share your thoughts in the comments!

🔗 Share your thoughts below: Would Moldova benefit from joining the EU? Have you ever visited Moldova or considered traveling there?

📍 Timestamps

00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:39 Where is Moldova?
00:01:03 Economic Struggles
00:01:41 The Transnistria Conflict
00:02:17 Daily Life in Moldova
00:03:36 Migration and Its Impact
00:05:28 Language Divide
00:06:08 Rural Decline
00:06:39 Social Issues
00:07:48 Hope for the Future
00:09:24 Conclusion

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[Barbara-lx]

I went to Moldova about 7 weeks ago to watch 3 UEFA Futsal games about 13 KM outside Chisinau but I stayed in the capital Chisinau. I didn't know what to expect but I was very pleasantly surprised. For someone from the UK the prices were extremely low. For example a 13KM bus ride cost just 25 pence and was free for children. Taxis with their Uber equivalent app were also good value. A pint of beer was about 80p. My accomodation was very last minute meaning I had to take an expensive room for 3 days and then an expensive apartment for two days (both of which were top notch and around £60 a night including a full cooked breakfast). The back streets had a few pot holes (just like here) but I did not see a single person begging and people had a lot of pride in their simple accomodation (e.g. sweeping their own pavements each morning). We ate out a few times at Andy's 24 hour pizza (a first for me) and walked back to the hotel at 2 AM. The roads were quiet at that time and even young girls could walk home without any hassle. Lovely country and I do intend to return.

[atleeriksen]

Most of the info here are rubbish and outright lies..and that AI voice and unrelated clips doesnt excactly improves the quality. Just scroll by. Its a waste of time.

[karlmarks]

Misleading information. Many clips have nothing to do with Moldova. Min. 2:58 this image is from south east Asia.

[vipulawattegedara]

Why are you showing video clips from sri lanka

[immanuelpochtar]

Fake videos !!!! Most video nothing to do with Moldova

[iulianandries]

I'm from Moldova. Salary is ≈ 10 000 MDL ≈ 550$ per month. 550:30 = 18$ per day.
For comparison, a loaf of bread costs 7 MDL ≈ 0.38$
I am currently a student in Chișinău and with a few hundred MDL a week I can live without problems. My friends work because they want to buy some more things, but I refuse to work (even if I have the possibility to work) because I don't think that money would benefit me more than I am now. Personally, I don't think money would make me happy. I never understood why people put such a high value on money.
Yes, the Republic of Moldova is a poor country compared to the great powers of the world, but the current economic situation seems to me quite good and I don't think that the marginal benefits matter that much. Also it's important to mention that I'm only 19 years old and my opinion might be biased because I haven't experienced adult life yet.

[Makaron_Nesos]

Many clips seem to be unrelated with Moldova. I rather see no video clips than unrelated ones.

[RimasMeleshyus]

I traveled to Maldova, many years ago . 1985 I visited of Maldova . Greetings from a beautiful country of Chile

[breeks]

This video is misleading. Moldova is a fantastic country

[charlesyoung]

The EU doesn't look kindly on corruption?

[Kumar]

Dear Moldovians, forget joining Russia or EU, be proud to be your own lords of your fate. A good agricultural land is nature's gift, use it to the best.
Lovec& respect from India.

[dannyhughes]

A friend of mine born in Moldova but already living many years in another Country recently went back to study something in the Hi-Tech field for one year.
His motivation was that non-subsidized tuition in Moldova was about 1/3 of what he would have had to pay where he had been living and the level of studies in Moldova was apparently on a comparative level.
He has no plans to remain in Moldova after completing his Course...he says that he can earn multiple times the local salary elsewhere.

[cervelo]

I have visited Suceava and Iasi in North Eastern Romania, which is not very far from Moldova. I also knew another girl from Moldova but she moved to Bucharest and work in model / fashion industry.

[ronaldannas]

Sounds like a place ripe for investing in. Agriculture with plenty of land and people that would work for a steady good paycheck.

[DeborahOrgain]

My adopted son Vadims birth mother came from Moldova. He’s so smart and handsome.

[Biggestisland]

Did you do your Research before posting?

[jimmydickson]

This is what the UK will be like in 50 years

[andrieswilmans]

Yes I would visit there from South Africa

[BruceBuffett-zojn]

Very informative excellent information

[edstrasshine]

Lots of Europeans on holidays good airports seems like a good place bring lots of cash things could get much better for Moldovan people ❤