You all should leave Mr economist alone.

He's an economist so he knows it all

prettytolar:
I thought it was.
Anyway I still want to migrate.
Any guide on the requirements and how to migrate?

Follow this link below for more information about migrating to Moz.

http://embassyabuja.com/mozambican/visa-information-for-nigerian-citizens/#main

Iammercy2018:


Follow this link below for more information about migrating to Moz.

http://embassyabuja.com/mozambican/visa-information-for-nigerian-citizens/#main

Please post pictures of the streets and neighbourhoods in Mozambique, that is what I thought you would do.

prettytolar:
All is well, wether the country is poor or not, I really don't mind.

Please, who wants to give us an accurate information on how to migrate to Mozambique from Lagos to Maputo

I'm so interested in migrating to Mozambique too.....

Saintp:


Please post pictures of the streets and neighbourhoods in Mozambique, that is what I thought you would do.

I will be going to the Maputo market to take some pictures, also pictures of the neighborhood.
stay tuned.

Dont mind those who calculate quality of life with GDP figures.

oluwarichie:
I'm so interested in migrating to Mozambique too.....

I think moving down there is not just limited to having an international passport, other needs like invitation letter to one's destination and visa fee are also vital. This is what someone vaguely told me, he is not sure though.

I need someone who has travelled from Lagos to Maputo to tell us how he/she did it successfully.

The link below with give you the overall pricelist of commodities in Moz

Also price of renting an apartment in the centre city or outskirt of the city

Food and drinks

Designer Clothes and shoes

Just followe the link below to see it all

https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/country_result.jsp?country=Mozambique

prettytolar:
All is well, wether the country is poor or not, I really don't mind.

Please, who wants to give us an accurate information on how to migrate to Mozambique from Lagos to Maputo

Wetin u wan go do there......

Ashw. ...tins, i take God beg u no go bring bad name to Nigeria there.

Peace!!

Iammercy2018:
The link below with give you the overall pricelist of commodities in Moz

Also price of renting an apartment in the centre city or outskirt of the city

Food and drinks

Designer Clothes and shoes

Just followe the link below to see it all

https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/country_result.jsp?country=Mozambique

bottle water (0.33l) is #217 when I converted to naira

manneger2:

Wetin u wan go do there......

Ashw. ...tins, i take God beg u no go bring bad name to Nigeria there.

Peace!!

Young man, what do you mean by "no go bring bad name to Nigeria there"

prettytolar:


bottle water (0.33l) is #217 when I converted to naira

you're looking at it with Nigeria currency, our naira is useless,

1 Mozambique metica = 6 naira

the price is the highest you could get a table water here.

But normally it is sold at 28 meticais for a litre that's in Shoprite here, but at a local shop they sell for 25 meticais

Iammercy2018:
you're looking at it with Nigeria currency, our naira is useless,

1 Mozambique metica = 6 naira

the price is the highest you could get a table water here.

But normally it is sold at 28 meticais for a litre that's in Shoprite here, but at a local shop they sell for 25 meticais

Ok I get it now.

Thanks

Yea @prettytolar... We need someone who has made the journey to enlighten us..... I hear workers are paid in dollars.... I mean some Nigerians that work in some of their local stores are paid by the hour and in US dollars

Please anyone in the house who has travel Lagos to maputo before should assist with information it's quite urgent... Please

This is a nice thread. Not everyone must relocate to Europe, America and co. But op, one major issue you havent addressed is the language barrier. English isnt their official language last I checked.

nuoladee:
This is a nice thread. Not everyone must relocate to Europe, America and co. But op, one major issue you havent addressed is the language barrier. English isnt their official language last I checked.

yup.... I hear teaching jobs are not so bad too.... Especially when you teaching English in their schools.

nuoladee:
This is a nice thread. Not everyone must relocate to Europe, America and co. But op, one major issue you havent addressed is the language barrier. English isnt their official language last I checked.

They speak Portuguese. So to integrate properly you gotta learn Portuguese.

Aside having these requirements for travel to Moz.: International passport, return ticket, Invitation letter, what does a flight itinerary looks like?

Let's say someone invited me at Moz. for a week, is it a must to return when the week completes or one can still stay for 30 days?

oluwarichie:
yup.... I hear teaching jobs are not so bad too.... Especially when you teaching English in their schools.

It may be true but no matter how you look at it, you sure need some basic knowledge of the official language else how do you teach pupils that what they call "iwe" (book in Yoruba) is the same as "book" in english?

cowleg:


They speak Portuguese. So to integrate properly you gotta learn Portuguese.

Exactly.

if you want to learn any language at your own pace use:

www.duolingo.com

i am improving already in portuguese language within a week.

its a free online language teaching resource.



I think the OP should share more on:
how to secure permanent residence or extend one's visa in mozambique.

i do not support the idea of over-staying visas in any country or living illegally.

we should learn to respect laws of other nations.
That way, you will be accorded proper treatment.


felicidades (cheers)

@3trillion are u in moz already?

Iammercy2018:
I will be going to the Maputo market to take some pictures, also pictures of the neighborhood.
stay tuned.

hello dear send me your WhatsApp number..

Can anyone help with an invite to Mozambique

oluwarichie:
Can anyone help with an invite to Mozambique

i don't think that's mandatory.

As a nigerian passport holder, you can travel to mz nd get stamped on arrival.

book your ticket to mz here: www.travelstart.com.ng or any other genuine booking sites.

i am not in mz. however, am considering travelling there soon ( i am very adventurous) .

Iammercy2018:
Below are the pictures I was able to take during my lunch time.

This hotel is really affordable and the meals are very good and cheap.

I'd recommend anyone coming to Maputo to try them out

By the way, I will be back to Nigeria anytime next week

What is the name of the hotel? I might visit Mozambique next month for holidays

3trillion:


i don't think that's mandatory.

As a nigerian passport holder, you can travel to mz nd get stamped on arrival.

book your ticket to mz here: www.travelstart.com.ng or any other genuine booking sites.

i am not in mz. however, am considering travelling there soon ( i am very adventurous) .

and what if you are questioned what one is doing in Mozambique at the point of entry? Tourist?

Iammercy2018:
I'm new to Mozambique and I'd like to meet Nigerians here, I had there are a lot of Igbo Nigerians selling spare parts and doing other legit business here, let's meet.

are u Igbo? can one start phone accessories business there? can I send u a pm lets chat. Because I'm considering moving to Ghana

prettytolar:
Are there Nigerian banks there as well?

do you intend going there soon? we could go together..lol.. cos I'm so leaving this country soonest

manneger2:
Wetin u wan go do there......
Ashw. ...tins, i take God beg u no go bring bad name to Nigeria there.
Peace!!

are u ok?

eosigwe:
are u Igbo? can one start phone accessories business there? can I send u a pm lets chat. Because I'm considering moving to Ghana

im not Igbo, am a Nigerian.
yes you can