High Commission of Mozambique in Harare
| Address | 152 Herbert Chitepo Av. Harare Zimbabwe |
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| Postal | PO Box 4608 |
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High Commission of Mozambique in Harare | Address | 152 Herbert Chitepo Av. Harare Zimbabwe |
|---|---|
| Postal | PO Box 4608 |
| Phone | local: international: |
| Fax | local: international: |
| embamoc. |
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Imwe wakumudzi mussafuna angi? ife pano ta baliwa ku Caia.
Im a lady with Bsc in Geography and Environmental studied and looking for a job in Mozambique preferably as a healthy and safety officer or in NGO'S in Mozambique.May you please assist.
i want to work and start a new life in Mozambique. please tell me the requirements of one moving to from Zimbabwe to Mozambique especially the work permit paper work.
I am a Zimbabwean who strongly desire to work in the Republic of Mozambique. How do I get the permit to work there? What do I require to have the document (work permit)? What are the procedures? Looking forward hearing from you. Kind regards.
Please advise does a permanent resident in Zimbabwe require a visa to come to Mozambique
is it possible to apply for a passport whilst you are in Zimbabwe?
How many days does it take to renew a passport how much must i pay
I was born in Caia, Mozambique, and left in 1961 for
national liberation struggle for many years. After the mandate, I went for studied and worked overseas as a teacher.Now, I want my retirement money to spend with my family in Mozambique. I have visited Mozambique 3 times.My sister passed away at Nhamatanda last year at age of 97.The remaining family want me to be with them.Please help.I have my own money of retirement from USA Social Securityand from teaching retirement.You can reply in English or in Portuguese. Thank you in advance.
Mozambique has to have one of the most beautiful coat lines in the world, BUT, the treatment one receives at the various Border posts, is shocking. Immigration Officials are extremely rude; visa applications are only printed in Portuguese and any attempts to get help in translating is met with sheer arrogance. Please, please kindly look into this - we are one family who are considering that even the most beautiful beaches are not worth the rudeness at the Border Posts.
MY FATHER WORKED AS A NURSE SOLDIER DURING THE COLONIAL AND CIVIL WAR ERA IN MOZAMBIQUE, MAGOE DISTRICT. EFFORTS TO GET HIS MONIES OUT WERE IN VAIN DUE TO LACK OF PROPER DOCUMENTATION. HOW BEST CAN I GET ASSISTED ON THIS ONE.
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