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Mozambique eVisa Reapply: How to Correct or Resubmit Your Application in 2026

Mozambique eVisa Reapply: How to Correct or Resubmit Your Application in 2026

Last updated: 11 September 2026. The Mozambique eVisa portal was relaunched on 11 February 2026.

If you made a mistake on your Mozambique eVisa application and need to mozambique evisa reapply, you must submit a new form through evisa.gov.mz with a new fee payment. Most biographical errors cannot be amended after submission, though document uploads may be resubmittable. Your passport must have at least 6 months validity from your intended travel date.

Common Mozambique eVisa Mistakes and When to Reapply

The most frequent Mozambique eVisa errors requiring reapplication include wrong passport numbers, incorrect visa types, and mismatched biographical data. A wrong submission in any biographical field forces a full reapplication; incorrect documents or a blurry passport bio-page scan may only require document resubmission if SENAMI requests it. No amendment request is possible for biographical fields once payment is processed. Errors cluster in three areas: personal data, passport details, and document uploads.

Error Type Severity Required Action
Passport number typo Critical Full reapplication required
Name spelling mismatch vs passport Critical Full reapplication required
Wrong visa type selected Critical Full reapplication required
Date of birth error Critical Full reapplication required
Country of birth error Critical Full reapplication required
Used wrong passport (dual national) Critical Full reapplication with correct passport
Blurry passport bio-page scan Document-level Document resubmission may suffice if requested
Non-compliant photo (filters, selfie, old) Document-level Document resubmission may suffice
Minor hotel address inaccuracy Non-critical Likely no impact on approval
Slightly wrong travel dates (within visa window) Non-critical May not require action

What If You Used the Wrong Passport?

Dual passport holders who submitted with the wrong passport must submit a completely new Mozambique eVisa application using the passport they will travel with. No amendment is possible, as the passport number is locked to the application in the SENAMI system. Both evisa.gov.mz and visa facilitators confirm: use the passport you will travel with, and must travel with the same passport used for the application.

Editing vs. Resubmitting Your Mozambique eVisa Application

You can edit drafts before payment; after payment, biographical fields lock in the SENAMI system, requiring a full new Mozambique eVisa application.

Editing vs. Resubmitting Your Mozambique eVisa Application
1

Log in to evisa.gov.mz
Log in to evisa.gov.mz to edit draft fields or re-upload documents prior to payment.

2

Track Application
If already submitted, use the Track Application feature to check your status before starting over.

3

Start a fresh application
Start a fresh Mozambique eVisa application from scratch using a passport valid for at least 6 months.

4

Upload required documents
Upload a clear passport bio-page scan and a recent photo with a neutral expression (no filters).

5

Pay the full fee again
Pay the full fee again as a separate transaction and save your new application reference number.

Infografika: Mozambique eVisa Reapply: How to Correct or Resubmit Your Application in 2026

After You Reapply: Processing Time and Fees

The Mozambique eVisa reapplication process resets the processing clock from day one. The evisa.gov.mz portal advises applying 3 to 5 days before your trip to allow sufficient time for processing and potential rectification, while eTA registrations must be submitted at least 48 hours before departure. Rush processing (5 to 7 working days) and Super-Rush processing (3 to 5 working days) are available for urgent cases, each requiring an additional surcharge. After reapplying, you will receive a confirmation email with your preliminary Mozambique eVisa or eTA in PDF format.

Each submission requires a separate full fee payment. The original fee is non-refundable and non-transferable. Fee amounts are determined by visa type, validity period, and processing speed.

Scenario What You Pay
Standard reapplication (new submission) Full standard fee (new transaction)
Rush reapplication Standard fee + rush surcharge
Super-rush reapplication Standard fee + super-rush surcharge
Original erroneous application Fee is non-refundable and non-transferable

Submitting a second application while the first erroneous submission is still pending may create a duplicate conflict in the SENAMI immigration system. Use the Track Application feature at evisa.gov.mz to check the current status before initiating a new Mozambique eVisa submission.

Post-Issuance eVisa Errors: What to Do and Who to Contact

If you discover an error after your Mozambique eVisa PDF is issued, the reapplication process typically requires submitting a new application, as post-approval corrections are not available through the portal. Border control officers at the port of arrival in Mozambique have discretion to assess minor discrepancies, but a wrong passport number will almost certainly result in denial of boarding or entry.

The 3-to-5-day pre-travel window recommended by evisa.gov.mz exists precisely to allow time for correction of errors found at this stage; border officers’ discretion on minor spelling is not guaranteed.

Error Found Can You Travel? Recommended Action
Minor name spelling (1-2 letters) Possibly, at officer discretion Contact the High Commission for guidance; consider reapplying if time allows
Wrong passport number No – high risk of denial Submit a new Mozambique eVisa application immediately with the correct passport number
Wrong visa dates No – overstay risk Submit a new application with the correct dates
Wrong visa type (tourist vs. business) No – purpose mismatch Submit a new application with the correct visa type
Channel Details When to Use
evisa.gov.mz Portal evisa.gov.mz contact form General correction queries; check if amendment is possible before reapplying
Mozambican High Commission, London Phone: +44 (0)207 383 3800 Urgent guidance on whether your specific error requires reapplication
Mozambican High Commission, London 21 Fitzroy Square, London, W1T 6EL
Consular hours: Mon-Fri, 10:00-13:00
In-person consular queries
SENAMI (Mozambique National Immigration Service) Managing authority of evisa.gov.mz Authoritative source for policy on corrections and reapplications
📍 21 Fitzroy Square, London, W1T 6EL, United Kingdom · otwórz w OpenStreetMap

Need to reapply before your eVisa is approved? To reapply for a Mozambique eVisa after a mistake, first check your application status online. If the application is still pending, you may need to withdraw it, then start a fresh application with corrected details and documents. A new fee applies for each submission; there is no refund on the original payment.

Found an error after your eVisa PDF was issued? If you find an error after your Mozambique eVisa PDF is issued, you typically must submit a new application, as post-approval corrections are not available through the portal. Contact the Mozambican High Commission in London at +44 (0)207 383 3800 for urgent guidance on your specific error.

FAQ: Mozambique eVisa Reapply and Corrections

Can I edit my Mozambique eVisa application after submitting it?

No. Once submitted and paid, biographical fields lock in the SENAMI system. You must submit a new Mozambique eVisa application with corrected details.

How do I reapply for a Mozambique eVisa if my application was rejected?

Check your status via Track Application at evisa.gov.mz. If pending, withdraw or wait for decision, then start a fresh Mozambique eVisa application with corrected details and a new fee.

Is the Mozambique eVisa fee refundable if I make a mistake?

No. The Mozambique eVisa fee is non-refundable and non-transferable. Each reapplication requires a separate full fee payment.

How long does it take to get a Mozambique eVisa after reapplying?

Standard processing applies from the new submission date. Apply 3 to 5 days before travel. Rush (5 to 7 working days) and Super-Rush (3 to 5 working days) options are available for urgent cases.

What documents are required for a Mozambique eVisa application?

A complete passport bio-page scan (passport valid at least 6 months) and a recent passport-size photo with neutral expression, no filters. Upload these at evisa.gov.mz.

Can I apply for a Mozambique eVisa with a British passport?

Yes. UK passport holders are eligible for the Mozambique eTA scheme (up to 30 days, tourist/business) and full eVisa categories (up to 90 days). Apply at evisa.gov.mz.

What happens if I use the wrong passport number on my Mozambique eVisa?

You must submit a completely new Mozambique eVisa application with the correct passport number. The passport number is locked after submission and cannot be amended.

Are Pakistani passport holders eligible for the Mozambique eVisa?

No. Pakistani nationals cannot use the eVisa portal and must apply through the nearest Mozambican embassy. The same restriction applies to Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Nepal, and Somalia.

This article is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Always verify details on the evisa.gov.mz portal before submitting your Mozambique eVisa application.

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Carlos Machava

Author: Carlos Machava

Carlos Machava writes about entry formalities in Southern Africa and reports on Mozambican visa policy in Portuguese and English. On this site he sets out who needs the Mozambique eVisa, how far ahead of travel to apply, what the fee covers and which documents are checked on arrival. Every guide is built from official government sources in Mozambique and revised whenever the rules move. This site is an independent information resource and is not affiliated with the government of Mozambique.