Norwegians, or Norwegian passport holders, are visa-exempt for Mozambique, but this does mean that they enter freely. To ensure stress-free entry into Mozambique Americans can apply for an eTA on the evisa website. There is an additional ~$40USD charge to obtain the eTA and the complete payment of ~$50 is not reimbursed if the requestis denied. To obtain an eTA Norwegians should apply on the evisa website for a "tourist visa".
Alternatively, many visa-exempt nationals are arriving in Mozambique with the below requirements and paying the 650mtn "entrance fee" without registering on the evisa website.
Nationals from visa-exempt countries must:
Carry a valid Norwegian passport that still has at least 6 months validity
Pay 650mtn (about $10USD) on arrival (take care of the receipt, you'll need it throughout your stay) (UNLESS YOU HAVE AN eTA)
Show proof of accommodation reservations (paper copy)
Show proof of onward travel (this could be a plane ticket leaving Mozambique, or the next country you are travelling to if leaving Mozambique via a land border. A bus ticket is also valid)
Show they have means of subsistence (paper copy of bank extract)
Items 2 & 3 are highly recommended. Item 4 is not always required however it is best to have it to avoid potential hassles.
After paying 650mtn and stamping into Mozambique Norwegian citizens can stay up to 30 days and they can leave and return as many times as they wish during these 30 days.