Indonesia to Mozambique visa requirements

Indonesian (ordinary passport) travelers need a visa for Mozambique. Indonesia is not on Mozambique's visa-exemption list, so the recommended route is a tourist eVisa applied for online at the official portal (evisa.gov.mz) before departure. A visa on arrival still nominally exists but is unreliable in 2026, since airlines now verify pre-authorization before boarding. As of mid-2026, Indonesia is not visa-exempt for Mozambique, so an Indonesian ordinary passport holder must hold a visa for a short tourist visit. The correct and recommended channel is the tourist eVisa, applied for online through Mozambique's official platform (relaunched 11 February 2026) before travel. The ETA (Electronic Travel Authorisation) channel is reserved for nationalities that are otherwise visa-exempt — it is a pre-travel registration, not a visa — and does not apply to Indonesians, who require an actual visa. While a USD 50 visa on arrival has historically been available at ports of entry for non-exempt travelers, Mozambique strongly discourages relying on it in 2026 because carriers now check for valid pre-issued authorization at check-in and may deny boarding. The eVisa typically grants a 30-day stay (extendable in-country), single entry by default, and is issued in roughly 5 business days. Travelers should carry a passport valid at least 6 months with two blank pages, a return/onward ticket, proof of accommodation, and proof of sufficient funds. Mozambique is in southern Africa and is not part of the Schengen area, so Schengen 90/180 and ETIAS rules do not apply.