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Requirements for Mozambican Citizens

calendar_todayLast updated 10 July 2026

UAE Visa Guide for Mozambican Citizens: Requirements & Application Process (2026)

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Planning a trip to the United Arab Emirates? Whether you are heading to Dubai for a vacation, a business conference, or to visit family, Mozambican passport holders must obtain a visa before departure. This guide covers everything you need to know about UAE visa requirements, types, and how to apply online.

Do Mozambican Citizens Need a Visa for the UAE?

Yes. Mozambican citizens are not eligible for visa-free entry or visa-on-arrival in the UAE. You must secure a pre-approved visa before your travel date. Since there is no visa-on-arrival facility for Mozambican nationals, we highly recommend applying online in advance to avoid travel disruptions.

Essential Documents for UAE Visa Application

To ensure a smooth application process, prepare the following documents in advance. Scans must be clear, color-coded, and legible.

  • Passport: Must be valid for at least six months beyond your intended date of entry into the UAE.
  • Passport Scans: High-quality color scans of the bio-data page and the back page (if applicable).
  • Passport Photograph: A recent, professional, color passport-sized photo with a plain white background (taken within the last 6 months).
  • Proof of Travel: A confirmed return or onward flight itinerary.
  • Accommodation Proof: A confirmed hotel booking or proof of host/family address in the UAE.
  • Financial Proof: Depending on the visa type, you may need a bank statement (last 3 months) showing sufficient funds to cover your stay.
  • Travel Insurance: Mandatory for all visitors. Ensure your policy includes COVID-19 coverage.

Available UAE Visa Types for Mozambican Travelers

The UAE offers several visa categories depending on the duration and purpose of your visit. Popular options include:

Visa TypeDuration of StayEntry Type
Transit Visa48–96 HoursSingle
Short-Term Tourist Visa30 DaysSingle or Multiple
Long-Term Tourist Visa60 DaysSingle
Visit VisaUp to 90 DaysSingle

How to Apply for a UAE E-Visa Online (4 Simple Steps)

You can avoid the hassle of embassy visits by applying for your e-visa through an authorized online service.

  1. Select Your Visa Type: Choose the visa that matches your travel itinerary (e.g., 30-day tourist visa).
  2. Submit Your Application: Fill out the online form with your personal details, passport information, and travel dates.
  3. Upload Documents: Upload your digital passport copies, photo, and supporting documents.
  4. Make Payment: Pay the processing fees securely using a credit/debit card. You will receive your visa via email once approved.

Pro Tip: Always double-check your application form. Even minor typos (e.g., incorrect passport number or date of birth) are a leading cause of visa rejection.

Important Travel Tips for Mozambican Visitors

  • Print Your Visa: Once approved, download and print a physical copy of your e-visa to present to immigration officers upon arrival at the UAE airport.
  • Avoid Overstaying: Stay within your permitted visa duration. Overstaying results in heavy daily fines and potential travel bans.
  • Check Entry Requirements: Ensure you enter the UAE with the exact same passport used during your online application.
  • Apply Early: We recommend starting your application at least 1–2 weeks before your intended travel date to account for any processing delays.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can I pay for my visa with a credit card?

Yes, most online platforms accept international credit and debit cards, as well as digital wallets, for secure payment.

How long does the visa take to process?

Standard processing usually takes 3–4 working days. If you are in a rush, many services offer "Urgent" or "Super Urgent" processing for an additional fee.

Is travel insurance mandatory?

Yes. The UAE government mandates that all tourist visa holders have valid travel insurance that covers medical emergencies and COVID-19.

Disclaimer: Visa regulations can change. Always verify the latest requirements through official government portals like the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security (ICP) or the UAE Government Portal before you travel.