Mozambique eVisa/eTA for Citizens of Ireland

Irish passport holders can apply online for a Mozambique eVisa/eTA based on the travel purpose and duration of their trip. The information below highlights the available eVisa/eTA types, validity periods, permitted stays and applicable fees.

Start Your Mozambique eTA/eVisa Application

Date of Arrival *

Mozambique eVisa/eTA Requirements for Ireland Citizens

Passport Bio-Data Page Scan: Must be coloured and high-resolution, with all details easily readable.
Applicant's photograph: A clear and digital photo,taken against a plain white background.

Important Note: Additional documents are required based on the Mozambique eVisa/eTA type selected during the application process. Applicants from Ireland must review the Mozambique eVisa/eTA requirements before applying.

Step-by-Step Application Process

Register and Fill the Application Form

Review and Select Processing Time

Review the details for accuracy once, then select a processing time that aligns with your intended travel date.

Upload Documents and Pay the Fee

Upload clear scans of all the required documents, then pay the processing fee using a valid debit/credit card and submit the application form for processing.

Receive eVisa/eTA Approval

Receive the approved Mozambique eTA/eVisa at your registered email ID. Download and print a copy before travelling.

Mozambique eTA/eVisa Types, Stay Periods and Validity

Types of Mozambique eVisas

Tourist eVisa	Business eVisa	Sport or Culture eVisa	Investment eVisa
Entry: Multiple entries Validity: 60 or 90 days Allowed Stay: 60 or 90 days, depending on the chosen validity period	Entry: Multiple entries Validity: 60 or 90 days Allowed Stay: 60 or 90 days, depending on the chosen validity period	Entry: Single entry Validity: 30 days Allowed Stay: Up to 30 days	Entry: Multiple entries Validity: 90, 180 or 365 days Allowed Stay: 90, 180 or 365 days, depending on the chosen validity period.

Types of Mozambique eTA

Type: Business eTA
Entry: Multiple
Allowed Stay: Up to 30 days
Validity: 30 days
Type: Tourist eTA
Entry: Multiple
Allowed Stay: Up to 30 days
Validity: 30 days

Mozambique eVisa/eTA Processing Time and Cost for Citizens of Ireland

Processing Type	Standard Processing	Rush Processing	Super Rush Processing
Time Taken	7 - 10 Working Days	5 - 7 Working Days	3 - 5 Working Days

The cost for a Mozambique eTA/eVisa varies depending on the type of eVisa/eTA chosen and the opted processing option. To check the exact cost, Irish citizens can use the Mozambique eTA/eVisa fee calculator before applying.

Before Applying

Irish Applicant Checking Passport Validity

Select a Mozambique eVisa/eTA that matches your travel purpose and planned stay.
Make sure your passport remains valid for at least 6 months from your intended travel date.
Ensure your planned arrival and departure dates fit the stay and validity period of the selected Mozambique eVisa/eTA.
Provide an email address you can access throughout the application process.

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FAQs

Application updates are usually sent to the email address registered during submission.

Applicants from Ireland can use the “Add Applicant” option while completing the form to include multiple travellers in a single submission. The applications are processed together, and all updates are sent to the primary applicant. However, each traveller receives a separate Mozambique eVisa/eTA.

Yes. After a successful payment, an electronic payment receipt is issued to the applicant’s registered email address.

Yes. Each minor needs a separate Mozambique eTA/eVisa application, completed by a parent or legal guardian.

Content Disclaimer: Although this information was last updated in August 2026, travellers should confirm the latest requirements with the relevant authorities, embassies and airlines before making travel plans.

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