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I know for sure that from Chernivtsi there are several buses a day going to Chisinau so they will probably stop off in other places north of Chisinau.

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Lviv and Kamyanets-Podilsky - too far from Chisinau. There are no marshrutkas to Chisinau from this cities because so marshrutkas with such a long route usually don't exit.

In Kamyanets-Podilsky - there are 2 buses to Moldova, both are Khmelnytsky - Chisinau, one daily and one not daily, but travel time is about 9 hours - I think such long travel by bus is not a fun. Please note, if you take a look to non-detailed map - you can make suggestion that distance Kamyanets-Podilsky - Chisinau is less than distance Chernivtsi - Chisinau - but this is wrong suggestion (possible path from Kamyanets to Chisniau is quite indirect, because there are no bridge to cross Dniester river closer than in Khotyn).

Bus Lviv - Chisinau exist, but has very indirect route and useless for riding the full route (14 hours from Lviv to Chisinau - it's complete madness as for me).

From Chernivtsi - travel times to Chisinau by bus is dramatically less (usually 7-8 hours), and there are several services per days to Chisinau (some of them is marshrutka, some - faster bus, some - slower bus), but anyway you can choose and anyway it will be faster than from Lviv or Kamyanets.

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Hello, franxx1974

There are busses to Chisinau from Kriviy Rih, Kherson, Nikolaev and Odessa.

From what I have experienced, there is a bus every 2 hours roughly from Odessa starting from 6.45 am. It takes a little bit more than 4 hours to get there (with stops).

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Thank you Chaika, MaxT and Odessa Expert! I really appreciate your answers and your tips.