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Security, Health Risk & Medical Evacuation in Mozambique

Duty of care is a board-level obligation. We put a practical, current framework around your people rather than a generic policy document.

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Risk is local, not national

Conditions differ substantially between Maputo, provincial capitals and remote project sites, and parts of northern Mozambique carry advisories that many governments update regularly. We brief on your actual locations and routes and point you to the current official travel advice.

Medical capability and evacuation

Serious cases are frequently referred to Johannesburg or Nelspruit. Evacuation cover with a credible provider, and a plan that names the receiving facility and who authorises the flight, is the difference between a scare and a crisis.

Everyday health measures

Malaria prophylaxis and prevention, water and food precautions, road safety and reliable clinic contacts do more for expatriate wellbeing than any single insurance product.

Frequently asked questions

Is Mozambique safe for expatriates?

Most expatriates live and work here without incident, with sensible precautions. Northern areas are a different picture and require a specific assessment. We give you a location-by-location view, not a blanket answer.

Can you cover short-term visitors?

Yes. Briefings, journey management and evacuation cover can be arranged for a single trip or a rotating project team.

Not sure where to start?

Tell us what you are trying to do in Mozambique and we will point you to the right service — or tell you honestly if we are not the right fit.