The International MCS Network

Third Global Fisheries Enforcement Training Workshop

 
 
February 28th - March 4th 2011

Maputo, Mozambique

How to get there

How to get to Maputo

 

Participants for the Third Global Fisheries Enforcement Training Workshop must book their travel to Maputo on their own. The easiest way is to contact a travel agent in your own vicinity or through your parent organization. Most workshop participants will arrive in Maputo by air.

 

Please scroll down for more information on travel arrangements, visa/vaccination requirements, and hotel information.

 

The following sites can assist you in making reservations to travel to Maputo

 

www.kayak.com

www.vayama.com

http://www.lastminute.com/

 

Once in Maptuo, you will find that the hotels recommended by GFETW will have shuttles to take you to your hotel. In the event that you cannot locate a shuttle, taxis are widely available and all hotels are a short trip from the airport.

 

The IMCS Network and GFETW Sponsors recommend the following hotels for ease of access to the conference center. See below for more information on locations, rates, and directions.


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Tivoli Hotel:

http://www.tivoli.odline.com/default.jsp?file=ver_artigo&idVersao=2&nivel=1&idRec=2&id=5

 

Rates:

 

MIN USD

MAX USD

Single

105.00

124.00

Twin

120.00

143.00

Suite (1 pax)

143.00

186.00

Suite (2 pax)

170.00

241.00

Extra Bed

20.00

25.00

Meal

21.00

22.00

 

VIP Hotel:

http://www.viphotels.com/en/Hoteis/VipGrand/VipGrandMaputo/OHotel.aspx

 

Special GFETW Conference Rate: USD 120/per night

 

Southern Sun Maputo:

http://www.southernsun.com/SSH/VHB/d6ad77afe6449010VgnVCM1000001b3d17acRcCRD/66/47

 

Rates: approximately USD 214/per night

 

Afrin Prestige Hotel:

http://www.afrinprestige-hotel.com/index-eng.html

 

Standard Room Rate: USD 195 (Single), USD 230 (Double)

Twin Room: USD 195 (Single), USD 230 (Double)

Executive Room: USD 235 (Single), USD 275 (Double)

 

Important Information to Remember when Travelling to Mozambique :

 

ENTRY / EXIT REQUIREMENTS:

A visa is required for entry into Mozambique. It is recommended that travelers acquire the appropriate visa prior to departing for Mozambique, although a one-entry visa can be obtained at country points of entry, including airports. Foreigners in Mozambique without a valid visa can expect to pay a substantial fine (1000 meticais) for each day they are in Mozambique illegally. The fine can be assessed upon travelers' departure or if travelers are caught by authorities while still in Mozambique. Please pay close attention to the period you are authorized to stay in Mozambique on your visa ("Autorizado a permaneçer pelo período de [number of days]." This is the maximum number of days you may stay before you must depart Mozambique. The passports of all travelers who wish to enter Mozambique must be valid for six months upon arrival and must contain at least three clean (unstamped) visa pages each time entry is sought. The Mozambican Embassy and Consulates in South Africa charge up to five times the amount charged at border crossing points for a tourist visa to Mozambique. Visit the Embassy of Mozambique web site for the most current visa information.

 

YELLOW FEVER VACCINATION REQUIREMENTS:

In September 2007 the Mozambican Interior and Health Ministries decreed that all travelers entering Mozambique, having previously visited a country where yellow fever is present, must present a valid certification of vaccination against yellow fever. We recommend all travelers be vaccinated to avoid complications at the border. Any passenger who cannot present such a certificate at the port of entry will be vaccinated at a cost of $50 US dollars or the equivalent in metical. Additionally, all travelers entering Mozambique must carry their yellow vaccination book.

 

Visa Application:

Mozambique Visa Application

South African Transit Visa

 


 

 

The International MCS Network:
Third Global Fisheries Enforcement Training Workshop
February 28th - March 4th 2011, Maputo, Mozambique

 


For further information about the Maputo workshop go to www.gfetw.org or www.imcsnet.org
Phone: 1-301-495-7115 | Fax: 1-301-427-2055| Email: mcs.network@imcsnet.org

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