Mozambique Travel Permit for Singaporeans
Singaporean passport holders can obtain a Mozambique eTA or eVisa online, depending on the purpose and length of their trip. The eTA is intended for shorter stays, while the eVisa supports longer visits and additional travel needs.
This guide explains the available Mozambique eTA/eVisa options and how to complete the application online
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Available Mozambique eTA Options
Singaporean citizens can choose from the following Mozambique eTA types based on their travel purpose:
|
Permit Type |
Entry Type |
Validity Period |
Permitted Stay |
|
Tourist eTA |
Multiple Entry |
30 days from issuance |
Up to 30 days after arrival |
|
Business eTA |
Multiple Entry |
30 days from issuance |
Up to 30 days after arrival |
Mozambique eVisa Types for Singaporeans
The following are the available Mozambique eVisa types for Singaporean citizens:
|
Permit Type |
Entry Type |
Validity Period |
Permitted Stay |
|
Tourist eVisa |
Multiple Entry |
60 or 90 days |
Up to 60 or 90 days, based on the selected validity type |
|
Business eVisa |
Multiple Entry |
60 or 90 days |
Up to 60 or 90 days, based on the selected validity type |
|
Sport or Culture eVisa |
Single Entry |
30 days |
Up to 30 days after arrival |
|
Investment eVisa |
Multiple Entry |
90, 180 or 365 days |
Up to 90, 180 or 365 days, based on the selected validity type |
Documents for a Mozambique eTA/eVisa
Every applicant must provide the following core documents when applying for the Mozambique eTA/eVisa:
- Passport Biodata Page Scan: A clear scan showing the complete passport biodata page, all edges and a readable MRZ.
- Applicant Photo: A recent digital photo of the applicant taken against a plain background, without glare, shadows, or filters.
Important: In addition to these core documents, applicants must provide further documents based on their selected eTA/eVisa type. It is advised to review the Mozambique eTA/eVisa requirements before starting the application.
4 Step Application Process
- Fill Out the Application Form: Start the Mozambique eTA/eVisa application, choose the travel permit that matches your trip and enter the required personal, passport and travel details.
- Select Processing Option and Review: Choose one of the available processing options, then review the application to make sure all information is correct.
- Provide Documents and Pay the Fee: Submit clear scans of the documents required for your selected eTA/eVisa type and pay the applicable fee to submit your application.
- Receive Your Mozambique eTA/eVisa: Once your application is approved, the Mozambique eTA/eVisa will be sent to your email. Keep a copy with you when travelling.
Note: Application updates will be sent by email. Check your inbox regularly.
Fees and Processing Options
The total application fee depends on the selected eTA/eVisa type and processing speed. Applicants can choose from the following options:
Normal Processing
Estimated Time: 7 - 10 Working Days
Travellers applying well before their planned departure.
Rush Processing
Estimated Time: 5 - 7 Working Days
Travellers who need their application reviewed sooner.
Super Rush Processing
Estimated Time: 3 - 5 Working Days
Travellers with urgent or last-minute travel plans.
Use the Mozambique eTA/eVisa fee tool to view the full cost applicable to your selected permit and processing option.
Things to Keep in Mind
- Make sure your passport remains valid for your entire stay and has enough blank pages for arrival stamps.
- Use clear and valid documents to avoid application delays.
- Apply well before your intended travel date.
- Remember that the final entry is decided by Mozambique immigration officers upon arrival.
Why Choose Us?
- Secure Handling of Personal Details Your personal information is protected and handled with care throughout the application.
- Transparent Fees View a clear breakdown of the applicable charges before making payment.
- 24/7 Customer Assistance Get help from an experienced support team whenever you need it during your application.
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.