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The Pyne Awards Africa – Your Visa Guide for Maputo 2026

 

(Posted 01st August 2026)

 

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Dear Pioneer, Thank you for registering for Pyne Awards Africa Maputo 2026. We are looking forward to welcoming you to Maputo, Mozambique from 24th – 26th September 2026. To help you prepare for travel, please review the visa information below carefully and take the necessary steps as early as possible.

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FOR NIGERIAN PASSPORT HOLDERS Nigerian passport holders require prior documentation to obtain a Visa on Arrival in Mozambique. Please send the following to events@thepyneawards.com by 15th of August for the first processing batch or by 30th of August for the second and final processing batch:A clear copy of your passport data pageYour confirmed or intended travel dates (arrival and departure)Your accommodation details in Mozambique (hotel name or arrangement)Email Subject: Pyne Travel Information: (Insert Your Full Name); for example Pyne Travel Information: Jonathan Lusuka. Once your details have been received and verified, you will be issued a joint Letter of Invitation from Pyne Awards Africa and the Government of Mozambique. Present this letter upon arrival to support your Visa on Arrival application. Please note: The Visa on Arrival fee is USD 150, payable upon arrival in Mozambique.

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FOR ALL OTHER PASSPORT HOLDERS Delegates travelling on other passports are encouraged to check their individual visa requirements and apply online through Mozambique's official eVisa/eTA portal ahead of travel.

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PLEASE NOTE We strongly recommend beginning your visa application process as early as possible to avoid any delays to your travel plans. For any assistance, reach out to us at events@thepyneawards.com — we are happy to help. We look forward to seeing you in Maputo.

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