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Two decades ago the name Mozambique conjured up in the minds of many tourists and travelers a pl...
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| A MOZGUIDE just for your trip! Mozguide - Mozman - Sunday, 24 February 2013 Your Best Trip to Mozambique! (click on image)
GET YOUR (Very Own) MOZGUIDE! (506)Read more... | visas on arrival Mozguide - News - Tuesday, 19 February 2013
VISA WARNING! Due (supposedly) to the large number of foreigners working and seeking work in Mozambique, the authorities at some airports are becoming more strict on who they allow into the country. Visitors who are suspected of seeking work, and do not have hotel bookings or onward / return tickets are now being refused entry unless they can prove that they are bona-fide tourists. Mozambique visas are still being issued to genuine tourists on arrival. The regulation is simply that ONLY TOURIST VISAS ARE ISSUED ON ARRIVAL, so anyone doing business or seeking work must apply for and be issued a business (negocios) visa at a consulate before departure. Some travellers have been refused entry at International airports such as Maputo, Tete and Nampula, but I have not had any reports (yet) that land borders are refusing to issue visas. So always best to get a visa before departure, but if this is not practical, and you are a real tourist, then you should be issued with a visa on arrival as has been the case for over ten years now. (390) |
| Giriyondo border and Machampane open Mozguide - News - Saturday, 02 February 2013 Giriyondo to Machampane, Massingir, Chokwe and EN.1 open
Read more... | Three NEW Guide Books Reviewed Mozguide - News - Wednesday, 30 November 2011
Bradt: Mozambique by Philip Briggs. 5th Edition 2011. Penguin: MAPUTO & Southern Mozambique by Bridget Hilton-Barber. 1st Edition 2011. New Holland: Globetrotter Guide to Mozambique by Mike Slater. 5th Edition 2011. (7263)Read more... |
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