Eligibility for a mozambique evisa for green card holders depends on passport country, not US residency status. The eVisa portal, managed by VFS Global on behalf of the Serviço Nacional de Migração, accepts applications from 183 eligible countries (source: evisa.gov.mz) and uses 256-bit SSL encryption with PCI DSS compliance. Travelers whose passport countries are excluded, including Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Nepal, and Somalia, must apply through the Mozambique Embassy in Washington, DC, where fees range from $220 to $310 USD.
Can a US Green Card Holder Apply for a Mozambique eVisa?
US Green Card holders can apply for a Mozambique eVisa based on their passport country, not Green Card status alone. The United States is ETA-eligible, allowing a 30-day stay for tourist or business purposes. Green Card holders with a foreign passport must check their nationality against the list of 183 eVisa-eligible countries at mnzonline.vfsevisa.com/moz/en/eligibility. If their country is excluded (Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Nepal, Somalia), they must apply via the Mozambique Embassy in Washington, DC.

| Passport Nationality | Entry Channel |
|---|---|
| Indian | eVisa required |
| Chinese | eVisa required |
| Filipino | eVisa required |
| Nigerian | Embassy only |
| Mexican | eVisa required |
| Vietnamese | eVisa required |
| South Korean | eTA eligible |
| Brazilian | eVisa required |
| Ethiopian | Embassy only |
| Pakistani | Embassy only |
Dual Citizens & Required Documents for the Mozambique eVisa
Dual citizens must enter passport number, nationality, and full name exactly as shown on the passport they will physically carry to Mozambique. All application data, including date of birth, must match the passport biodata page exactly. Name discrepancies (e.g., hyphenated vs. non-hyphenated) cause rejection.
US Green Card holders applying for a Mozambique eVisa must upload:
- Passport valid more than 6 months, with at least 2 blank pages
- Color copy of passport bio page (JPEG, PDF, or PNG)
- Passport-style photo (2″ x 2″, white background, no glasses)
- Confirmed round-trip flight tickets
- Proof of accommodation (hotel reservation or notarised invitation letter)
- Recent bank statements as proof of financial means
Business visa applicants must also submit a letter from the applicant’s company or inviting company. Green Card is not required for the eVisa portal; non-US/Canadian citizens need permanent residence copy only for the embassy route. Minors under 18 need a parental consent letter, birth certificate, and ID of the person with parental authority. A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required if arriving from an endemic country.
Mozambique eVisa Fees, Processing Time & Application Steps (2026)
According to the VFS Global fee schedule published on the Mozambique eVisa portal (evisa.gov.mz) as of 2026, the standard eVisa processing fee is $190 USD. Embassy fees are listed on the Embassy of Mozambique in Washington, DC, consular page at usa.embamoc.gov.mz. The digital portal launched February 20, 2026.

| Route | Estimated Fee | Processing Time |
|---|---|---|
| eTA (visa-exempt nationals, 30 days) | ~$48 | Apply at least 48 hours before departure |
| eVisa (online portal, 30-90 days) | ~$190 | 5-9 business days |
| Embassy – Single Entry (normal / expedited) | $220 / $280 | 10 / 3 business days |
| Embassy – Multiple Entry (normal / expedited) | $240 / $310 | 10 / 3 business days |
The Mozambique eVisa is valid for 2 months from the issuance date. All fees are non-refundable; banks may apply a currency conversion fee.
- Visit evisa.gov.mz and create an account
- Complete all digital forms, matching your travel passport bio page exactly
- Upload required documents (passport scan, photo, itinerary, accommodation proof, bank statements)
- Pay the non-refundable fee via the secure international gateway
- Receive the preliminary Mozambique eVisa by email, download the PDF, and print it for boarding and border presentation
Track your Mozambique eVisa application at mnzonline.vfsevisa.com.

At the Border: Airport Experience, Stamp Process & Special Status Rules
At Mozambique immigration, travelers present a printed Mozambique eVisa PDF plus their passport to receive a visa stamp, typically within minutes.
- Arrive at Mozambique port of entry (Maputo International Airport or other)
- Proceed to immigration counter
- Present valid passport and printed Preliminary eVisa PDF
- Immigration officer verifies data, may ask about purpose, accommodation, and return date
- Receive visa stamp in passport, converting the preliminary eVisa to a final stamped visa
Keep your Green Card accessible as supplementary proof of US residency. US diplomatic and official passport holders are not visa-exempt and must apply through the same channels (US is not on the exemption list: Brazil, Cabo Verde, China, Cuba, Guine-Bissau, India, Portugal, S.Tome e Principe, South Korea, Vietnam). Refugee travel document holders should verify Mozambique eVisa eligibility directly with the embassy at visa.usa@embamoc.gov.mz or 202-293-7146, extension 230.
FAQ: Mozambique eVisa for Green Card Holders
Green Card holders cannot enter Mozambique visa-free based on US residency alone. Eligibility is determined by passport nationality. The Mozambique eVisa processes online in 5-9 business days via the eVisa portal.
Can US Green Card holders travel to Mozambique without a visa?
No. A Green Card does not grant visa-free access to Mozambique. Eligibility depends on passport nationality.
Which passport should I use to apply: my US Green Card or my foreign passport?
Always use the passport you will physically travel with. The Green Card is not a travel document and is not uploaded during the eVisa portal application.
What if my eVisa is denied: can I appeal?
No publicly documented appeal process exists. You may reapply with corrected documents, contact the Mozambique Embassy consular section at visa.usa@embamoc.gov.mz, or apply in person at 1525 New Hampshire Ave NW, Washington, DC, 20036.
Do I need to bring my Green Card to the Mozambique border?
The eVisa portal does not require a Green Card upload, but carrying it as supplementary proof of US residency is advisable. Present your valid passport and printed preliminary eVisa PDF at the border.
Can I extend my Mozambique eVisa while in the country?
Yes. You can apply for a 30-day extension at the National Migration Service office within Mozambique. Submit the extension application 2 to 3 weeks before your current visa expires.
What happens if I overstay my Mozambique eVisa?
Daily overstay penalties apply. Exact fine amounts are not publicly published. Contact the National Migration Service office before your visa expires to avoid penalties.
Is the Mozambique eVisa fee the same for all nationalities?
The eVisa fee is approximately $190 USD regardless of nationality; the eTA costs approximately $48 USD. The embassy route costs $220 to $310 USD. All fees are non-refundable.
Can I apply using a refugee travel document?
The eVisa portal may not accept non-passport travel documents. Verify eligibility directly with the Mozambique Embassy at visa.usa@embamoc.gov.mz or 202-293-7146, extension 230.
Do I need a yellow fever vaccination?
Required if arriving from a country with yellow fever risk. Travelers from the US are generally not required to present a vaccination certificate.
How long before my trip should I apply for a mozambique evisa for green card holders?
At least 2 to 3 weeks before your trip. Standard processing is 5-9 business days. Delays are possible during peak travel periods.
This article was last updated on August 15, 2026. Fees and processing times were verified against the Mozambique eVisa portal (evisa.gov.mz) and the Embassy of Mozambique in Washington, DC. This is an independent informational guide for travelers, not affiliated with the Government of Mozambique, VFS Global, or the Serviço Nacional de Migração.