Iammercy2018:
don't even compare anything there to Nigeria, are you for real asking that, naija internet? I laff in Swahili

Najia (Giant of Africa) still fast past some European countries oh like some parts of Cyprus, Armenia in terms of internet speed.
Mozambique fa! Najia don suffer. We are really backward in their place.

Pls guys, how can one extend his or her stay past 30 days visa period?

prettytolar:

I'm glad to hear this.
I'm looking at residing there permanently and going into Animal farming. Do you see any light in this plan?

Opportunities in Mozambique: 5 Sectors Worth Investing In

Poultry and Agric business are one of the sectors in need there. See link below

Summary is here
Mozambique has the 3rd highest rice consumption in the SADC, most of it imported. Demand for rice, growing at 6 to 7 percent per year, indicates an expanding gap between demand and production. Experts estimate that poultry consumption, particularly chicken, could double in the next 5 to 7 years. Studies routinely show a local preference for the locally produced chicken, but production costs, largely due to high feed costs, keep prices 15 percent above that of the imported Brazilian chicken in Maputo, and up to 25 percent higher outside the major cities.

The potential for feed production, including soy extraction, and distribution is emphasized by studies that show potential margins above 20 to 25 percent. Packaging and downstream manufacturing of certain cash crops – including cashews, tobacco and sugar – has potential for boosting value for the agricultural sector.

https://www.africa.com/opportunities-in-mozambique/

Iammercy2018:
which one be ordinary hand again o

Lol ma u said visa on arrival which means someone can go there with ordinary hand

Things work in the southern, eastern and northern African countries. The west is who have got problems.

JandyJ:


Lol ma u said visa on arrival which means someone can go there with ordinary hand

ordinary hand to my understanding means going without anything not even money or luggage

prettytolar:
Pls guys, how can one extend his or her stay past 30 days visa period?

just walk into an immigration office and you'll get it extended

Am into women wears buh duno how it thrives there? What is d cost of gettin a shop ?place 2 live?how to start life there..any ansa can hep mercy am seriously tired of dz shithole

Mc1807:
Am into women wears buh duno how it thrives there? What is d cost of gettin a shop ?place 2 live?how to start life there..any ansa can hep mercy am seriously tired of dz shithole

the thing is you can start your business with whatever amount you have.

I met a man who owns a restaurant now, he told me his story, he started from making popcorn beside the road, after making some money rented a shop and started selling soft drinks along with the popcorn in the course of a year and half he already owns a very big restaurant where ppl drive 1/2hours just to come and eat there.

with 500k you're good to start your business here, if you don't want to start small

Iammercy2018:
just walk into an immigration office and you'll get it extended

Your advice is well appreciated. Thanks

EMMAACHILE:

Opportunities in Mozambique: 5 Sectors Worth Investing In

Poultry and Agric business are one of the sectors in need there. See link below

Summary is here
Mozambique has the 3rd highest rice consumption in the SADC, most of it imported. Demand for rice, growing at 6 to 7 percent per year, indicates an expanding gap between demand and production. Experts estimate that poultry consumption, particularly chicken, could double in the next 5 to 7 years. Studies routinely show a local preference for the locally produced chicken, but production costs, largely due to high feed costs, keep prices 15 percent above that of the imported Brazilian chicken in Maputo, and up to 25 percent higher outside the major cities.

The potential for feed production, including soy extraction, and distribution is emphasized by studies that show potential margins above 20 to 25 percent. Packaging and downstream manufacturing of certain cash crops – including cashews, tobacco and sugar – has potential for boosting value for the agricultural sector.

https://www.africa.com/opportunities-in-mozambique/

Wow thanks for this detailed information.
Do you live in Maputo?

prettytolar:


Wow thanks for this detailed information.
Do you live in Maputo?

No.

Tanks mercy...buh wud like 2 dm u,how can dat b?

Are there Nigerian banks there as well?

prettytolar:
Are there Nigerian banks there as well?

the only bank I saw here that we also have in Nigeria is stanbic bank and I think Barclays bank too.

prettytolar:
Are there Nigerian banks there as well?

yeah you can pm me

Iammercy2018:
the only bank I saw here that we also have in Nigeria is stanbic bank and I think Barclays bank too.

I learnt UBA is also there

prettytolar:
I learnt UBA is also there

yeah, i saw it today

Any cheap or affordable city to stay and do business?

prettytolar:
Any cheap or affordable city to stay and do business?

almost all the cities here are relatively cheap, just a little higher margin in the capital city Maputo,

in other cities like e.g

beira
nampula
chimoio etc
they have almost the same rate in terms of accommodation and doing business.

good info

Muito obrigado

I arrived the capital city (Maputo) today

Pics to follow.

Mozambique express, their National airline

Took this pics when the plane was above the cloud and I find it really beautiful

Another one

More photo update coming soon

Ok we like to see those pis

Iammercy2018:
I arrived the capital city (Maputo) today

Pics to follow.

More pics. Showed one of my staff,this thread and he may be visiting next month.

EMMAACHILE:

More pics. Showed one of my staff,this thread and he may be visiting next month.

will be uploading more pics tomorrow.
Stay tuned.

Continuing from where I stopped earlier today.

Departing a local airport in the city of "Chimoio" enroute "Maputo".

A view from the Maputo int'l airport

Iammercy2018:
A view from the Maputo int'l airport

..nice country.. My neighbour left for Mozambique last year