We always recommend checking with your embassy, a clearing agent in Mozambique or the authorities Mozambique to ensure you have up to date information on the rules and regulations. The information here is for guidance purposes only and should not be used as hard and fast rules.
-Used Vehicles require a pre-shipment inspection by Intertek
-Individuals with more than $500’s in imports require an import license. An import license shows: the country of origin of the product, the city of embarkation and debarkation, and the amount and currency of payment.
-If your imports exceed $500 the following documents are needed:
-Commercial invoice: Two copies needed, has all info on the export including, specific description, quantity,value and even weight of the goods.
-Bill of lading: Shows the name of shipper and consignee, port of destination, description of goods, and other charges.
-Pro Forma Invoice: Three copies are required and the chamber of commerce must certify one.
These forms are needed to apply for an import license.
-Certificate of origin: If this is required the chamber of commerce must authenticate it.
-Other documents that might be needed for importing include: The packing list, cargo release order,
customs import declaration, delivery order, Inspection report from scanner, pre-shipment inspection clean report and findings, and terminal handling receipts.
