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Travellers from Senegal planning a trip to Mozambique can apply for an eTA or eVisa based on their travel purpose and planned stay. This guide covers the available Mozambique eTA/eVisa types and explains how Senegalese citizens can apply in a few simple steps.

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Available eTA & eVisa Categories

eTA Types

The following are the available Mozambique eTA Types for the citizens of Senegal:

Tourist eTA Business eTA
Entry Type: Multiple Entries Entry Type: Multiple Entries
Validity Period: 30 Days from issuance Validity Period: 30 Days from issuance
Permitted Stay: Stay of up to 30 days in total Permitted Stay: Stay of up to 30 days in total

eVisa Types

Senegalese citizens can choose from the following Mozambique eVisa types:

Tourist eVisa Business eVisa Sport or Culture eVisa Investment eVisa
Entry Type: Multiple Entries Entry Type: Multiple Entries Entry Type: Single Entry Entry Type: Multiple Entries
Validity Period: 60/90 Days Validity Period: 60/90 Days Validity Period: 30 Days Validity Period: 90/180/365 Days
Permitted Stay: 60/90 Days, based on selected validity period Permitted Stay: 60/90 Days, based on selected validity period Permitted Stay: Up to 30 Days Permitted Stay: 90/180/365 Days, based on selected validity period

Documents Required for Mozambique eTA/eVisa Application

All eligible applicants must upload the following core documents during the eTA/eVisa application:

  • Passport Biopage Scan: A clear scan of the valid passport’s biopage, showing all four edges and a readable MRZ, is required.
  • Applicant Photo:Provide a recent digital photo taken against a plain background, free from glare, shadows, filters and edits.

Note: Along with these core documents, applicants must provide the supporting documents listed for their chosen eTA/eVisa type. Check the Mozambique eTA/eVisa requirements before starting the application.

Apply in a Few Simple Steps

Senegalese Applying For Etaevisa

Applicants can follow these steps to apply for the Mozambique eTA/eVisa in Minutes:

Step 1: Open the Mozambique eTA/eVisa application form, choose the correct eTA/eVisa type and enter your personal, passport and travel details.

Step 2: Select your preferred processing option and review the Mozambique eTA/eVisa application to make sure all details are correct.

Step 3: Submit the required documents for your chosen eTA/eVisa type and pay the applicable application fee using an available payment method.

Step 4: Receive the approved Mozambique eTA/eVisa at your registered email address. Save a copy and carry it when travelling to Mozambique.

Mozambique eTA/eVisa Fees and Processing Time

The total Mozambique eTA/eVisa fee depends on the selected permit type and processing option. Applicants can choose from the following processing speeds:

  • Normal Processing: 7 - 10 Working Days
  • Rush Processing: 5 - 7 Working Days
  • Super Rush Processing: 3 - 5 Working Days

Note: Processing times are estimates and may vary. Incomplete applications, incorrect details or requests for additional documents may cause delays.

Important for Senegalese Citizens

Travellers from Senegal may also be asked to present a valid yellow fever vaccination certificate upon arrival in Mozambique. Be prepared and check the travel requirements for Senegalese citizens before departure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, each child must have an individual approved travel permit linked to their passport.

Yes, up to 10 applicants can be added to a single application, and each person receives a separate approval.

Yes, an electronic payment receipt is sent to your email ID after the application fee has been paid.

No, the final entry decision is made by Mozambique immigration officers upon arrival.

Content Disclaimer: Although this information was last updated in July 2026, we recommend verifying with the appropriate agencies, embassies, and airlines to ensure complete accuracy regarding your travel plans.

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