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Mozambique issues electronic travel authorisation to certain nationalities travelling for a 30-day stay in the country. If your nationality is not eligible for an eTA or you wish to stay for more than 30 days, you can apply for a Mozambique eVisa.

Mozambique eTA Document

Mozambique eTA Document

Countries Eligible for Mozambique eTA

Mozambique eTA Types, Validity and Stay Duration

Mozambique Tourist eTA

Choose if visiting the country for tourism, leisure and sightseeing.

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

Mozambique Business eTA

Choose if visiting the country to attend a business meeting, event or conference.

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

Mozambique eTA Application Process

The Mozambique eTA application process is entirely online:

  1. Fill out the eTA Application form: Select your nationality and enter your passport and travel details. From the visa type drop-down menu, choose Tourist or Business eTA.
  2. Upload Documents: Upload all requested documents. If additional documents are needed, the applicant will be contacted.
  3. Pay the eTA Fee: The applicant can pay the eTA fee using a credit or debit card or through other accepted payment methods.
  4. Receive Regular Status Updates: Check regular status updates on the registered email ID. The status can also be checked from the application portal.
  5. Receive Approved eTA: Once the eTA application is approved, the applicant receives the approval at their registered email ID.

Mozambique eTA Application Requirements

The document requirements for a Mozambique eTA vary depending on the selected eTA type:

Tourist eTA 

  1. Passport-bio page scan
  2. Passport-size photograph
  3. Confirmed accommodation booking
  4. Confirmed return tickets
  5. Proof of financial means (bank statement)

Business eTA

The documents required depend on the applicant type selected during the Mozambique eTA application process.

Individual 

Submit the following:

  1. Paid hotel/accommodation booking
  2. Confirmed return ticket
  3. Proof of financial means (bank statement)

Legal Entity Applicants (Companies with a Commercial Licence)

Submit the following:

  1. Paid hotel/accommodation booking
  2. Commercial licence
  3. Invitation letter
  4. Terms of responsibility from the inviting party
  5. Identification document of the company representative
  6. Confirmed return ticket

Public Entity Applicants (Companies without a Commercial Licence)

Submit the following:

  1. Paid hotel/accommodation booking
  2. Invitation letter
  3. Terms of responsibility from the inviting party
  4. Identification document of the company representative
  5. Confirmed return ticket

If more documents are required for the application, the applicant will be contacted by the eTA support.

Mozambique eTA Application Fee and Processing Time

Standard Processing

It takes 7 - 10 Working Days to issue the eTA

No additional fee is charged

Good option for non-urgent travel plans

Rush Processing

The eTA is issued within 5 - 7 Working Days

An additional fee is charged

Suitable for urgent travel plans

Super Rush Processing

Receive approval within 3 - 5 Working Days

An additional fee is charged

Best for immediate travel plans

The Mozambique eTA fee includes many other components that applicants must be aware of.

When should the Traveller apply for a Mozambique eVisa instead?

Mozambique also offers an eVisa to travellers from all eTA-eligible countries, as well as to many other nationalities. However, applicants should apply for a Mozambique eVisa instead of an eTA if:

  • They want to stay in the country for more than 30 days
  • Their travel purpose falls outside tourism and business
  • If they are not eligible for the eTA

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

Content Disclaimer: This information was last updated in August 2026. As travel requirements may change, please confirm the latest details with the appropriate authorities, embassy, and airline.

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