This is provided for in the amendments to the Law on Investments in Business Activities proposed as part of the 2027 tax policy. Specifically, according to the draft, foreign-invested enterprises registered in Moldova will be required to calculate and remit contributions to the state social insurance fund for all their employees, including foreign nationals. Foreign employees of such enterprises will be entitled to social insurance benefits in proportion to the contributions calculated and paid on their behalf. If international social security agreements to which Moldova is a party provide for different rules, the provisions of those agreements will apply. In addition, the bill provides for a reduction in the state social insurance contribution rate from 29% to 24% for employers in budgetary agencies/institutions and local government agencies/institutions. A similar rate applies in the private sector. // 14.08.2026 — InfoMarket.