The Swedish Government has decided that foreign nationals will have to present a negative test result for ongoing COVID-19 infection upon entry into Sweden, regardless of where they are arriving from. The regulations entered into force on 6 February 2021 and will apply up to and including 31 March 2021.
The Beyond the Grid Fund for Africa (BGFA) is opening the pre-qualification stage for its second Call for Proposals (BGFA2) today with the aim to accelerate the provision of off-grid energy services in Mozambique.
NEWSSweden has a long history of development cooperation with Mozambique. You can read more about it here.
For information about trade and investments, please click here.
As it is the Mozambican Embassy in Stockholm that handles visa requests to Mozambique for Swedish citizens, we advice you to contact them. You can find their website here.
As a Swedish citizen to get married in Mozambique with a Mozambican citizen, one need to get a marriage license and a birth certificate in English. This can be obtain from the Swedish Tax Agency upon request. These documents then has to be legalized by the Swedish Embassy in Maputo or the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, translated into Portuguese by an authorized translator in Mozambique and authorized by Mozambican authorities. We suggest that you contact the Conservatoria do Registro Civil for further assistance regarding the matrimony.
If you are not an EU-citizen and want to visit Sweden you might need a visa. Visa is required for citizens from these countries.
For a visa to Sweden, contact the Embassy of Sweden in Pretoria and the Embassy of Sweden in Addis Abeba as they handle visas to Sweden.
Please check the following websites for scolarships to study in Sweden.
www.studyinsweden.se and www.si.se.
On these pages you can find all the information of the scolarships available and the requirments to obtain them.
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