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

just get your ticket and start coming if you already had plans, you'll get a visa on arrival, but I'd suggest you get the visa first before coming, because Nigeria immigration will extort you to the fullest if they see you've got no Visa or a first traveller.

When you eventually get to the airport in Moz the officers will surely ask what you coming to do, just tell them 'tourist' and make sure you do a research about the city you're going so as to have a clue of what to tell the officers.

prettytolar:
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?

you can stay, but let me remind you, if you're given a 30 days visa make sure you visit immigration office after two weeks for a renewal, because sometimes their 30 days visa is only valid for 2/3 weeks

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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)

to secure permanent residency, all you've got to do is to walk down to their immigration office and apply for a visa extension or permanent residency, it doesn't require much.

I will give more details about that soon

oluwarichie:
Can anyone help with an invite to Mozambique

you don't need one.

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

yeah 'tourist'

edoman2016:

You are a joker. You are comparing a country of 180 million population (huge market) and second largest economy in Africa with Mozambique. In every economic indices, Nigeria is richer and far ahead of Mozambique. Mozambique is a country ranked among the poorest countries in the world.

Despite our high population of 186 million, our per capita GDP of $2,177.99 is double of Mozambique's. Note: the population of Mozambique is just 30 million. It implies an average Nigerian have more income to spend than an average Mozambican.

I am sure you don't know anything about starting and running a business when you said you have got 80℅ chance of succeeding in Mozambique compared to Nigeria. An entrepreneur will want to establish his business in a country with good middle class and disposable income to spend on goods and services. How can it be possible in Mozambique when they are the 7th poorest country in the world? What is the purchasing power of their citizens? After South Africa, Nigeria is a very big investment attraction to foreign investor.

Chairman it's not how huge a country population is but what is the disposable income...the northern Nigeria has bigger land mass and population but Lagos with small landmass and population tops the chart followed by Anambra state and Rivers

So we are talking of
Business opportunity
Enabling environment
Ease of doing business
Tax rebate
Infrastructure


And Nigeria doesn't have these ....

Iammercy2018:
You all should leave Mr economist alone.

He's an economist so he knows it all

Don't mind him



Luxembourg is the smallest country in Europe with Switzerland but they have more stable economy than the almighty UK

Iammercy2018:
to secure permanent residency, all you've got to do is to walk down to their immigration office and apply for a visa extension or permanent residency, it doesn't require much.

I will give more details about that soon

Ok, will expect.

Muito obrigada.

Is a return ticket advisable?
And what about Hotel bookings?

Please hw much is the visa fee on arrival

@lammercy2018. Thank you so much for your response and contributions on this thrend..... Really appreciate

ariesbull:


Don't mind him

Luxembourg is the smallest country in Europe with Switzerland but they have more stable economy than the almighty UK

Two Nigeria cities Abuja (213) and Lagos (212) Also made it into the top 20 worst cities to live in Africa.

Abuja, Nigeria’s Federal Capital was ranked 213 out of 231 countries making it the 13th worst city to live in Africa, while Lagos was ranked 212, making it the 14th worst city to live in Africa..

Below are The top 15 worst cities to live in Africa 2018. From least worst (15) to worst (1)

15. Harare, Zimbabwe
14. Lagos, Nigeria
13. Abuja, Nigeria
12. Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
11. Antananarivo, Madagascar
10. Tripoli, Libya
9. Niamey, Niger
8. Bamako, Mali
7. Nouakchott, Mauritania
6. Conakry, Guinea Republic
5. Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo
4. Brazzaville, Congo
3. N’Djamena Chad
2. Khartoum Sudan
1. Bangui Central African Republic

EMMAACHILE:


Two Nigeria cities Abuja (213) and Lagos (212) Also made it into the top 20 worst cities to live in Africa.

Abuja, Nigeria’s Federal Capital was ranked 213 out of 231 countries making it the 13th worst city to live in Africa, while Lagos was ranked 212, making it the 14th worst city to live in Africa..

Below are The top 15 worst cities to live in Africa 2018. From least worst (15) to worst (1)

15. Harare, Zimbabwe
14. Lagos, Nigeria
13. Abuja, Nigeria
12. Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
11. Antananarivo, Madagascar
10. Tripoli, Libya
9. Niamey, Niger
8. Bamako, Mali
7. Nouakchott, Mauritania
6. Conakry, Guinea Republic
5. Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo
4. Brazzaville, Congo
3. N’Djamena Chad
2. Khartoum Sudan
1. Bangui Central African Republic

Don't mind him...he think say been big is been progressing

ajafem:
Please hw much is the visa fee on arrival

just hold at least 60/100$ for the Visa, tho you ain't going to pay more than 50$

oluwarichie:
@lammercy2018. Thank you so much for your response and contributions on this thrend..... Really appreciate

you're welcome

Photo update tomorrow sorry for the delay, I have this photos on my phone since 3 days ago but so busy to update them here.

Instead of waiting until tomorrow let me just share the pictures today, I don't know if I'll be busy again tomorrow

Below is a picture I took of an hotel called 'Maritimo' in the heart of the city of Maputo.

Enjoy the view

Second photo

This are the few pictures I was able to snap on the street of Maputo before my phone went down

More

There are a lot of towers in Maputo, especially in the city centre

This is all for now, more to follow in few days time.

Stay tuned.

Iammercy2018:
Instead of waiting until tomorrow let me just share the pictures today, I don't know if I'll be busy again tomorrow

Below is a picture I took of an hotel called 'Maritimo' in the heart of the city of Maputo.

Enjoy the view

This one they are built Hotel on top water. Hope water won't shift the Hotel and carry some people?
I'm scared

prettytolar:

This one they are built Hotel on top water. Hope water won't shift the Hotel and carry some people?
I'm scared

Hahaha

prettytolar:

This one they are built Hotel on top water. Hope water won't shift the Hotel and carry some people?
I'm scared

@iammercy thanks so much.

@Op This is nice how affordable is it for a tourist in terms of transport and accomodation cost?

ajafem:
@iammercy thanks so much.

you're welcome

suyamasta:
@Op This is nice how affordable is it for a tourist in terms of transport and accomodation cost?

transport very affordable, accommodation depends on the area you wish to live in but generally it's also very affordable but more cheaper on the outskirt of the city

Iammercy2018:
transport very affordable, accommodation depends on the area you wish to live in but generally it's also very affordable but more cheaper on the outskirt of the city

Ok very nice, thanks

Iammercy2018:
transport very affordable, accommodation depends on the area you wish to live in but generally it's also very affordable but more cheaper on the outskirt of the city

You are making me considering this country as my first tourist destination with my wife maybe around November.
Thanks a lot for your posts

Op must be living in a remote village before relocating to Portugal... posting pictures of dirty and dry beach, an old school sky scraper, average tied roads and some older pictures.

can anyone compare the posted beach to any in Nigeria? None of those posted pics can match any in Nigeria.

Nigeria is bad, fine but relocating to Mozambique is not the right step. I have been to about 12 african countries including Moz, and I met with lotta Nigerians running biz. Most of these successful guyz you see around involve in one or too fraud, you just have to believe me when i say that.

The question op is not answering and some frustrated Nigerians didn't ask the op. Is this Op relocating permanently to Moz or on holidays?

Op should take her time to look around if she would see much of female Nigerians, we only have much male 9ja in Moz coz of fraud and most 9ja ladies u see around are their people

You guyz should look very well before you leap.
No thinking right senses Nigerian would prefer Moz to Nigeria without scam.

If na by pictures and beaches, you can easily catch those view in some cities in 9ja and if na by hustle Moz no be right place but if na by scam, my guy enta their sharperly, from there u fit also enta tanzania and Kenya run some shit too beware no enta southy coz e don cast. the op might even be on fraud voyage.


Instead of travelling to Moz or any African countries, kukuma get yourself a small Europe country.

No African country is worth staying except you have a criminal mind.