Mozambique now issues an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) for certain nationalities travelling for short stays.

If you are eligible, and you plan to stay in Mozambique for up to 30 days, you will apply for a Tourist eTA or a Business eTA, not an eVisa.

Who Is Eligible for the Mozambique eTA?

The eTA applies to certain visa-exempt nationalities. While a visa is not required for short stays, an approved eTA must be obtained before travel to Mozambique.

If you intend to stay longer than 30 days, you must apply for the appropriate Mozambique eVisa instead.

To confirm whether your nationality is eligible for the eTA, review the Mozambique Visa Eligible Countries or begin your application to see the available options for you.

Mozambique Tourist eTA

The Tourist eTA is designed for short-term leisure travel.

Tourist eTA Specifications

  • Entry Type: Multiple
  • Maximum Stay: 30 Days
  • Validity: 30 Days

Mozambique Business eTA

The Business eTA applies to short-term business visits.

Business eTA Specifications

  • Entry Type: Multiple
  • Maximum Stay: 30 Days
  • Validity: 30 Days

Mozambique eTA Sample

Mozambique eTA Sample Document

How the eTA Differs from the eVisa

The distinction is based on stay duration and nationality, not on application complexity.

  • The eTA applies only to 30-day Tourist and Business travel for eligible nationalities.
  • The eVisa applies to longer stays or to nationalities not covered under the eTA policy.

The application process, document submission, and online procedure remain structured and secure for both.

Application Process for the Mozambique eTA

If you are eligible, the process is completed online.

You will:

  1. Complete the Mozambique eTA Application Form
  2. Upload the required documents
  3. Pay the applicable fees
  4. Receive your approved eTA by email

You must present your approved eTA upon travel.

Ensure that all details match your passport exactly before submission.

Required Documents for the eTA

The document requirements follow the purpose of travel.

For Tourism or Business travel, you will be required to submit standard documentation, including:

  • Valid passport scan
  • Recent digital photograph
  • Purpose-specific supporting documents

Review the full list of Mozambique eVisa/eTA Requirements before applying to avoid delays.

When Should You Apply for an eVisa Instead?

You must apply for a Mozambique eVisa if:

  • You plan to stay longer than 30 days
  • Your nationality is not eligible for the eTA
  • Your travel purpose falls outside Tourism or Business

The eVisa categories include Tourist, Business, Investment, Sport or Culture, Crew Business, and Humanitarian work.

Select the correct visa type based on your intended stay and purpose.

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