Travel
A Strategic Destination for Investments.
A vibrant destination that combines breathtaking natural beauty with rich cultural traditions.
By traveling to Mozambique, investors gain direct exposure to the business environment, from the bustling capital of Maputo with its financial and commercial hubs, to rapidly developing regions such as Maputo, Cabo Delgado, Nampula, and Tete, where major projects in natural gas, mining, and agriculture are underway. Beyond business, the country’s world-class beaches, wildlife reserves, and UNESCO heritage sites offer investors an authentic understanding of the lifestyle and tourism opportunities that further strengthen Mozambique’s long-term growth outlook.
Main Entry Points to Mozambique
Mozambique is well connected by air and land, making travel and investment exploration convenient. The main international gateways are Maputo International Airport in the south, Nampula Airport in the north, and Vilankulo Airport, which provides direct access to the Bazaruto Archipelago.
For overland travel, Mozambique can be reached from South Africa, Eswatini, Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Tanzania, offering multiple cross-border entry points that link the country to regional trade and tourism routes.
Maputo Airport
Maputo International Airport
Vilankulo Airport
Nampula Airport
South Africa, Eswatini, Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Tanzania,
Getting your Visa
To travel to Mozambique, your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your entry date and have two blank pages. Depending on your nationality, you may be visa-exempt, eligible for an eVisa, or able to obtain a visa on arrival. Standard visa types include tourism, business, family visit, study, and work, with tourist and business visas usually allowing stays of up to 30 days (extensions may be possible). Required documents generally include a passport copy, recent photo, hotel booking or invitation letter, proof of return travel, and proof of sufficient funds. Visa fees vary by type, and even visa-exempt travelers may need to pay a processing fee (around 650 Meticais / USD 10) on arrival. Entry must be through an international airport or official border post with immigration facilities. For longer stays such as work or residence, you must apply for the appropriate permit in advance.