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Mozambique Gateway

Locations

Where we work across Mozambique

Requirements, timelines and practicalities differ from one city to the next. These guides set out what to expect in the places where our clients most often land.

Cities and provincial centres

Historic stone town street on Ilha de Moçambique

Maputo City

Maputo

Maputo is the capital and the administrative centre of the country, which is why most registrations, licences, banking and immigration steps are completed here.

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Historic stone town street on Ilha de Moçambique

Maputo Province

Matola

Matola sits immediately west of Maputo and carries much of the region's industry, warehousing and port-related activity.

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Farmers harvesting vegetables on a Mozambican farm

Sofala

Beira

Beira is the country's second port city and the coastal gateway for the Beira Corridor serving Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi and the DRC.

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Historic stone town street on Ilha de Moçambique

Nampula

Nampula

Nampula is the commercial centre of the north and the inland base most companies use to cover the northern provinces.

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Port cranes and containers at dusk in Mozambique

Cabo Delgado

Pemba

Pemba sits on one of the world's largest natural bays and serves both as a tourism gateway and as a support base for activity in Cabo Delgado.

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Business team meeting in a Maputo boardroom

Nampula

Nacala

Nacala has one of the deepest natural harbours on the African east coast, and the corridor linking it to Malawi and Zambia defines its economy.

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Traditional dhow on turquoise water in the Bazaruto Archipelago

Tete

Tete

Tete is the inland centre of Mozambique's coal and hydropower activity, and the crossing point on the road to Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

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Logistics team loading a truck at a warehouse

Manica

Chimoio

Chimoio is the main town of Manica province, positioned on the Beira Corridor in cooler highland country.

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Coastal villa overlooking the Indian Ocean

Zambézia

Quelimane

Quelimane is the capital of Zambézia, reached along the Bons Sinais river and surrounded by one of the country's most agriculturally productive provinces.

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Modern office towers on a palm-lined avenue in downtown Maputo

Inhambane

Vilankulo

Vilankulo is the mainland base for the Bazaruto Archipelago and one of the most active coastal property and tourism markets in the country.

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Farmers harvesting vegetables on a Mozambican farm

Inhambane

Inhambane

Inhambane is a historic bay town at the base of a peninsula whose beaches, including Tofo, carry much of the province's tourism.

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