VISUM QUESTIONS
Most visitors require a visa. Check your nationality for specific requirements.
You can apply at a Mozambican embassy or consulate, or sometimes online through the eVisa system.
Passport with at least 6 months validity, application form, passport-sized photos, proof of accommodation, return ticket, and funds.
Some nationalities are eligible for visas on arrival, but it's recommended to check in advance.
Visa fees vary depending on nationality, purpose of visit, and processing time.
Some nationalities are eligible for visas on arrival, but it's recommended to check in advance.
Yes, some visas can be extended at the immigration office in Mozambique.
Validity varies depending on visa type and purpose of visit.
Some visitors may need to show proof of yellow fever vaccination.
Validity varies depending on visa type and purpose of visit.
Yes, children generally require their own visa regardless of age.
Validity varies depending on visa type and purpose of visit.
Remember, visa requirements can change, so always check with official sources or Mozambican embassies/consulates for the most up-to-date information.
SAFETY QUESTIONS
Yes, Mozambique is generally safe for tourists. We're here to provide individual advice for your specific travel plans.
You can apply at a Mozambican embassy or consulate, or sometimes online through the eVisa system.
Petty crime exists in some urban areas. Our team can offer practical tips to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Malaria is prevalent. Consult your doctor and connect with us for guidance on health precautions.
Yes, vaccinations like yellow fever and malaria prophylaxis are recommended. We can help you navigate the necessary health measures.
Road conditions vary. Let us assist you in understanding road safety guidelines and driving tips.
Mozambique has had periods of political instability. We're here to keep you informed and provide guidance on current situations.
Travelers should be aware of the potential for natural disasters like hurricanes/ cyclones and stay informed about weather conditions and safety measures in the region.
Some visitors may need to show proof of yellow fever vaccination.
Not everyhwere. It's safer to drink bottled water. Get in touch with us for local insights on water and food safety.
Yes, children generally require their own visa regardless of age.
Validity varies depending on visa type and purpose of visit.
Remember, your safety and peace of mind are our top priorities. Feel free to reach out to us for personalized advice, recommendations, and assistance throughout your journey in Mozambique.
MONEY QUESTIONS
The official currency is the Mozambican Metical (MZN). For exchange rates and tips, don't hesitate to get in touch with us.
Some places accept foreign currencies, but it's advisable to have local currency. Contact us for recommendations on currency exchange options.
You can exchange money at banks, exchange bureaus, and some hotels. Feel free to ask us for the best places to exchange currency.
Credit cards are accepted in larger cities and tourist areas. Some restaurants charg a 5% fee.
ATMs are available in urban areas. We can provide guidance on the availability of ATMs and cash withdrawal limits.
There might be restrictions on the amount of currency you can bring in or take out.
Budgets can vary based on travel style. We can provide an estimated daily budget range for different types of travelers.
Yes, haggling is common in markets. But usually their prices are fair for the work they put into crafts and arts.
Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory.
Use hotel safes and carry minimal valuables.
Feel free to connect with us for tailored advice and insights regarding managing money during your stay in Mozambique. Your financial peace of mind is our priority.
CUISINE QUESTIONS
Mozambican cuisine is a delightful blend of African, Portuguese, and Indian influences. You find many Brazillian origin ingredients.
Yes, many restaurants offer vegetarian options. Vegan options are available but not as various.
It's safer to drink bottled water and avoid ice in drinks.
Yes, in larger cities and tourist areas. Tofo specifically offers Italian, Japanese, Mexican and American inspired foods. We can guide you to restaurants offering diverse cuisines.
Seafood, rice, coconut, cashews, leafy greens are commonly used.
Street food can be safe if from reputable vendors. Markets are a great way to experience local flavors.
Some places can accommodate dietary restrictions. We can help you communicate your needs effectively.
When ordering you can always ask but usually it is only mild. Local restaurants usually add a bottle of sauce on the table.
Tipping is appreciated but not always mandatory.
Generally all restaurants follow guidelines. It is recommended to avoid tap water.
Feel free to connect with us for tailored advice and recommendations regarding food and dining experiences in Mozambique. We're here to ensure your culinary journey is both enjoyable and safe.
GENERAL QUESTIONS
Mozambique is located on the southeastern coast of Africa.
The official language is Portuguese. And more than 40 local languages talked throughout the whole country.
The dry season from May to October is ideal for most travelers. This is also the annual migration of the Humpback Whales.
Most visitors require a visa. See above in the visa section,
Mozambique has a tropical climate with warm temperatures year-round.
The currency is Mozambican Metical (MZN). If you need help with currency exchange or financial matters, we're here to assist.
Mozambique is in Central Africa Time (CAT).
Greeting locals is important. Anything from a smile to a hand–wave to a hello in Portuguese or even in English.
Voltage is 220-240V, and plugs are type C, F, and M. We can help you with power-related questions.
Options include taxis, buses, and rental cars. We always have all your transfers included.