Private service: we are an independent visa assistance agency, not the Government of Mozambique. You can apply yourself at the official portal evisa.gov.mz and pay only the government fee.
Mozambique eVisa · For Brazilian passport holders

Mozambique eVisa for Brazilian citizens — sorted before you fly.

Brazilian passport holders need a full electronic visa (eVisa) approved before travelling to Mozambique — visa on arrival is no longer reliable, and airlines check before boarding. We review your documents, lodge them correctly on the official system, and track your eVisa until the approval letter reaches your inbox. Prefere ler em português?

Document pre-check before lodgement
Email + WhatsApp support
Fees itemised — no surprises
Your result: eVisa

Brazilian citizens need an eVisa

Brazil is not on Mozambique's visa-exempt list, so Brazilian travellers apply for a full electronic visa before travel. It covers tourism stays up to 90 days. Typical processing is 5–9 business days — apply 2–3 weeks ahead.

Government eVisa fee (approx.)US$190
Our service feeUS$35
TotalUS$225
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Government fee is set by Mozambican authorities and confirmed at checkout. Apply 2–3 weeks before travel.

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Do Brazilian citizens need a visa for Mozambique?

Yes — a full eVisa, obtained online before travel. Brazil is not among the 29 visa-exempt nationalities, so the ETA route doesn't apply. The good news: the whole process is electronic, in a country that shares your language, and no embassy visit is required. Most Brazilian travellers connect through Johannesburg, Addis Ababa or Luanda; your eVisa approval letter must be in hand before the first flight leaves São Paulo or Rio, because the airline checks it at check-in.

How it works

Five steps from enquiry to approval letter. We handle the fiddly parts — you pack for the Bazaruto Archipelago.

STEP 1

Tell us your trip

Complete our simplified form — about 10 minutes, in plain language, with examples for every field.

STEP 2

Upload documents

Passport bio page, photo, accommodation and flight confirmations. We check every file before lodgement.

STEP 3

We fix & lodge

We correct common rejection triggers (blurry scans, mismatched dates) and lodge on the official system.

STEP 4

We track it

You get status updates by email or WhatsApp. If immigration asks for more, we handle the back-and-forth.

STEP 5

Approval delivered

Your barcoded pre-authorisation letter arrives by email. Print it and present it at boarding and on arrival.

Why Brazilian travellers use us instead of going direct

You can absolutely apply yourself at evisa.gov.mz — we say so at the top of every page. Here's the value we add for US$35.

🛡️ Rejection-proofing

Applications bounce for avoidable reasons: blurry passport scans, photos that don't meet spec, flight and hotel dates that don't match. We catch these before lodgement — and because the government fee is non-refundable once paid, a bounced DIY application is a US$190 mistake.

💬 A human who answers

The official portal has no one to call. With us you get email and WhatsApp support from a real person — in English or Portuguese — including after approval, right up to the check-in desk. Reach us at support@mozambiquevisa.org.

📡 We track the rule changes

Mozambique's entry system was suspended in 2025, relaunched in February 2026, and fees changed with it. We monitor official sources continuously so your application follows this week's rules — not last year's blog post.

What Brazilian travellers need

The official system asks for more than most travellers expect. Have these ready — we'll tell you if anything needs fixing.

Brazilian passport valid 6+ months beyond your stay, with 2 blank pages
Clear scan of your passport bio page
Recent passport-style photo
Confirmed accommodation (hotel booking or host address)
Return or onward flight ticket
Proof of funds (recent bank statement)
Arrival details — flight number and address in Mozambique
Yellow fever certificate — Brazil is a risk country, so this is checked

Brazilian traveller FAQ

Yes. Brazilian passport holders need a full eVisa, obtained online before travel. Visa on arrival is no longer reliable and airlines check for the approval letter at boarding. Tourism eVisas cover stays up to 90 days.
The government eVisa fee is approximately US$190, confirmed at checkout because Mozambican authorities set and occasionally change it. Our service fee is a flat US$35 for the document pre-check, lodgement, tracking and support — US$225 in total, itemised on every receipt.
Typical processing is 5–9 business days. We recommend applying 2–3 weeks before travel, and earlier in peak season (June–September and December).
Yes — Brazil is classified as a yellow fever risk country, so Mozambican authorities require a valid yellow fever vaccination certificate. Upload it with your application and carry it when you travel.
No. We are an independent, privately owned assistance service. The official portal is evisa.gov.mz, where you can apply yourself and pay only the government fee. People use us for the document pre-check, correct lodgement, tracking and human support.
All fees, processing times and requirements on this page were verified against official Mozambican government sources in July 2026. We re-verify monthly and before lodging every application.

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