Foreign investors, including foreign majority-owned firms established in Mozambique, are allowed to hold land use rights (Direito de Uso e Aproveitamento da Terra or DUAT) provided its for business purposes and subject to approval by the administration.
"ARTICLE 1
(Definitions)
For the purposes of this Law, it is understood by: [...]
8. National legal person: any company or institution constituted and registered under the terms of Mozambican legislation, with headquarters in the Republic of Mozambique, whose share capital belongs, at least in fifty percent, to national citizens, Mozambican companies or institutions, private or public .
9. Foreign legal persons: any company or institution constituted under the terms of Mozambican or foreign legislation, whose share capital is held by more than fifty percent of foreign citizens, companies or institutions.
10. National individual: any citizen of Mozambican nationality.
11. Foreign natural person: any natural person whose nationality is not Mozambican.
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CHAPTER III - RIGHT TO USE AND USE LAND
ARTICLE 10
(National persons)
1. National, collective and individual persons, men and women, as well as local communities may be subjects of the right to use and benefit from the land.
2. National natural or legal persons may obtain the right to use and benefit from the land, individually or jointly with other natural or legal persons, in the form of joint ownership.
3. The right to use and enjoy the land of local communities complies with the principles of joint ownership, for all purposes of this Law.
ARTICLE II
(Foreign persons)
Foreign natural and legal persons may be subject to the right to use and benefit from the land, provided that they have a duly approved investment project and observe the following conditions:
a) being natural persons, provided that they have resided for at least five years in the Republic of Mozambique;
b) being legal persons, provided that they are incorporated or registered in the Republic of Mozambique.[...]" (Land Law No. 19/97 of 1st October 1997 [google translation])
Land Law No. 19/97 of 1st October 1997  [google translation]
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