The Mozambique eTA Guide helps travelers understand the difference between an Electronic Travel Authorisation and a traditional electronic visa. Mozambique’s official portal explains that an eTA is a pre-travel authorization rather than a visa and is intended for certain visa-exempt travelers who need online authorization before departure. The eVisa, by comparison, is an actual visa issued for a specific purpose and duration, including tourism, business, investment, sports, and cultural activities. The official portal currently lists several nationalities eligible for the eTA program, generally for short tourist or business visits of up to 30 days. Travelers should confirm their nationality, passport type, purpose, and intended stay before applying. If their circumstances fall outside the eTA conditions, they may need an eVisa instead.