Mozambique

We’ve reviewed our advice for Mozambique and have lowered the overall travel advice level. We now advise Exercise a high degree of caution overall due to the security situation. Higher levels apply in some areas.

We continue to advise do not travel to Cabo Delgado province, Erati and Memba districts of Nampula province due to the extreme threat of terrorism, kidnapping, and ongoing clashes between armed groups and security forces. Terrorists are likely to target areas frequented by foreigners, including where foreign companies operate and where expatriate staff reside. There’s a kidnapping risk across Mozambique. Kidnappings have occurred in Maputo, Beira, Sofala and in Cabo Delgado province (see ‘Safety’).

We continue to advise reconsider your need to travel to Marrupa and Mecula districts of Niassa province due to the security situation.

Protests and strikes have occurred following elections in October 2024. These have decreased in frequency and severity since early 2025. Avoid all protests and demonstrations, monitor local media for updates and follow the advice of local authorities. Roadblocks and road closures may occur at any time (see ‘Safety’).

We now advise:

Exercise a high degree of caution in Mozambique overall due to the security situation.

Higher levels apply in some parts of the country.

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