Mozambique Embassy Attestation

Job seekers need embassy attestation for work visas in Mozambique. Students require it to gain university admission. Business owners must get stamps on trade contracts. Families relocating together use it for spousal visas. Long-term residents rely on it for residency permits. Anyone using Indian documents officially in Mozambique needs this validation.

As of 2026, for many personal and educational documents, a square MEA Apostille sticker is sufficient. However, depending on your purpose of migration and the rules set by the visa authorities, you will still need an attestation.

The Mozambique Embassy generally rejects digital-only PCCs. You must provide the physical PCC, and this physical document must then be attested by the MEA. In 2026, “e-PCCs” without a physical holographic stamp are rarely accepted for long-term work residency.

If you are attesting documents for a business trip or commercial export, the Embassy requires a Letter of Introduction (LOI) from your Indian employer, addressed to the “Consular Section, Embassy of Mozambique, New Delhi.” This letter must be on company letterhead, stamped, and signed by an authorized signatory. Without this supporting document, the Embassy will pause your attestation process.

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