SOUTH AFRICA AND MOZAMBIQUE SIGN A VISA WAIVER (EXEMPTION) AGREEMENT
April 2005
The respective Presidents of South Africa and Mozambique signed a
visa waiver agreement at Pretoria, South Africa, on Friday the 15
April 2005 thereby ending several years of visa requirements between
the two countries, both members of the South African Development
Community (SADC).
In terms of the agreement which will come into effect on Monday the
18th April 2005, South African and Mozambican nationals will no
longer have to apply for visas to visit one another’s countries.
They will automatically be entitled to visits not exceeding 30 days,
as a matter of course.
Also removed from the stage is the requirement to pay the visa fee
which both countries had required previously.
Visa wavers/exemptions are based on bilateral agreement between
countries and have been founded in reciprocity.
The conclusion of this agreement brings South Africa and Mozambique
in line with the existing bilateral agreement between South Africa
and other SADC neighbours.
Should you require any further information please do not hesitate to
contact office or visit our website for further information at
www.immigration-sa.com
JULIAN POKROY
IMMIGRATION SPECIALIST ATTORNEY
IMMIGRATION SA
Tel : (012) 460-3410 / 072 372 6007
Fax : (012) 346-1434
Cell : 082 558 5002
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