Tourist Visa for Film Crews
The Tourist Visa is designed for short-term visits to Mozambique. For international film crews, this visa is highly suitable for pre-production scouting, location assessments, or documentary shoots that do not involve local commercial transactions.
Note: If you are bringing professional filming equipment, you will still need a local fixer like Niigma Films MZ to assist with customs clearance (temporary import permits) and filming permissions, even when entering on a Tourist Visa.
Turn-Around Time
Online eVisa applications are typically approved within 1 to 3 business days. Embassy applications may take 1 to 7 days.
Government Fees
Government fees vary based on duration of stay, single/multiple entry status, and nationality. Contact us for precise pricing.
Required Documents & Application Dossier
Ensure you have the following documents ready before submitting your tourist visa application:
01 Passport Bio Page
Color copy of the passport bio page. Must be valid for at least six months from the date of entry and contain at least two blank pages.
02 Frontal Photo
A recent passport-style color photo with a white background.
03 Flight Confirmation
A confirmed round-trip or onward travel ticket booking showing entry and exit dates.
04 Accommodation Booking
Confirmed hotel reservation or formal invitation letter hosting your stay in Mozambique.
05 Proof of Sufficient Funds
Recent bank statement proving you have financial means to support your stay.
06 Local Fixer Sponsorship (If carrying gear)
Sponsorship letter from Niigma Films MZ confirming your project details and scheduled work.
Entry & eVisa Validity
• Entry: You can enter the country for a duration of 30, 60, or 90 days. The visa issued is of multiple-entry type, determined based on your travel itinerary.
• eVisa Validity: The validity period of your approved eVisa is 2 months. You must enter Mozambique within this 2-month window starting from the date of issuance.
• Duration of Stay: You are authorized to stay for up to the duration mentioned on your visa. To extend your stay, you must contact the Mozambique National Immigration Service (SENAMI) or an Embassy directly.
Additional Requirements for Minors
If the applicant is a minor (under the age of 18), the following additional documents must be submitted under Law No. 23/2022:
• Parental ID: Copy of the identity document of the person holding parental authority.
• Statement of Responsibility: An authorization statement signed by the parents/guardians detailing responsibility for the minor during their stay.
Applicants are hereby notified that the submission of all required documentation is a mandatory legal obligation established under Law No. 23/2022 of December 29, which regulates the entry and stay of foreign citizens in Mozambique.
Need help with your visa application? Contact us at [email protected].
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