Eligible visitors can obtain a Moroccan e‑Visa online before their trip. The electronic visa allows short stays, and all applicants should make sure they meet the official requirements and follow the correct procedures.
Your gateway to electronic travel authorization for Morocco
The Morocco e-Visa is an electronic travel authorization that allows eligible foreign nationals to enter Morocco for tourism, business, or transit purposes. This innovative online system eliminates the need for traditional paper applications and in-person visits to embassies or consulates, making the visa application process faster and more convenient for travelers worldwide.
The e-Visa application can be completed entirely online from anywhere in the world. Applicants simply fill out the online application form, upload required documents, and receive their approved e-Visa via email. The entire process typically takes 3-5 business days, though processing times may vary based on application volume and verification requirements.
Morocco's electronic visa system was introduced in 2026 to streamline entry procedures and enhance border security. The system allows immigration authorities to pre-screen travelers before their arrival, ensuring a smoother entry process at Moroccan airports and ports of entry.
Understanding electronic travel authorization
The Morocco e-Visa is a digital visa document that grants permission to enter Morocco for specific purposes and durations. Unlike traditional sticker visas that are physically placed in your passport, the e-Visa is stored electronically in Morocco's immigration database and linked to your passport number.
The Morocco e-Visa is available to citizens of numerous countries worldwide. Eligibility depends on your nationality and, in some cases, your residency status in certain countries. Citizens from eligible countries can apply directly online, while some nationalities may need to provide additional supporting documents such as a residence permit or multiple-entry visa from specific countries.
There are two main types of e-Visa available:
Both visa types have the same validity period and allow a maximum stay of 30 days. For longer stays or work purposes, applicants must apply through a Moroccan embassy or consulate.
The application process is straightforward and can be completed in just a few minutes. Follow these simple steps:
It's recommended to apply at least 2-3 weeks before your planned travel date to allow sufficient time for processing and to address any potential issues.
Before starting your application, ensure you have the following required documents ready:
Note: You only need to provide one of the additional documents, not both. Check your specific requirements based on your nationality.
Check if your nationality qualifies for electronic visa
Eligibility for the Morocco e-Visa depends primarily on your nationality. The Moroccan government has designated specific countries whose citizens can apply for the e-Visa online. Some nationalities can apply without additional documents, while others must hold a valid residence permit or visa from certain countries.
Citizens from the following countries can apply for a Morocco e-Visa without providing additional supporting documents:
Citizens from many other countries can apply for the e-Visa if they hold a valid residence permit or multiple-entry visa from:
The residence permit must be valid for at least 180 days from the application date, or the multiple-entry visa must be valid for at least 90 days.
Morocco welcomes millions of visitors each year to experience its rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and vibrant cities. From the bustling markets of Marrakech to the blue streets of Chefchaouen, from the Sahara Desert to the Atlantic coast, Morocco offers unforgettable experiences for every traveler.
The e-Visa system makes it easier than ever to plan your Moroccan adventure. Apply online today and start your journey!
Important information about timing and duration
The standard processing time for a Morocco e-Visa is 3-5 business days from the date of submission. However, processing times can vary depending on several factors:
Some applicants may receive their e-Visa faster, while others might experience slight delays. To ensure you receive your visa in time for your trip, we recommend applying at least 2-3 weeks before your departure date.
Understanding the validity and stay duration is crucial for planning your trip:
In some circumstances, it may be possible to extend your stay in Morocco by visiting a local immigration office before your visa expires. However, extensions are not guaranteed and are granted at the discretion of Moroccan immigration authorities. If you know in advance that you need to stay longer than 30 days, consider applying for a different visa type through a Moroccan embassy or consulate.
When you arrive in Morocco with your e-Visa, you must present the following documents at the immigration checkpoint:
Travel insurance is highly recommended but not mandatory. It's advisable to have comprehensive coverage for medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and lost belongings.
Essential details to ensure a successful application
Every traveler, including children and infants, must have their own Morocco e-Visa. Each child requires a separate application with their own passport and photograph. Parents or legal guardians can complete the application on behalf of minors.
The Morocco e-Visa does not permit employment or long-term stays. It is strictly for tourism or short business visits. If you plan to work in Morocco, you must apply for a work visa through a Moroccan embassy or consulate.
Ensure all information in your application matches your passport exactly. Common mistakes that lead to delays or rejection include:
If you make a mistake on your application, learn how to correct application errors before submission or after receiving a rejection.
Understanding why applications are rejected can help you avoid common pitfalls:
After submitting your application, you can track your application status online using your reference number and email address. You'll receive email notifications at key stages of the process, including when your application is received, under review, and approved.
Choose the right visa type for your purpose
The tourist e-Visa is designed for travelers visiting Morocco for leisure and recreational purposes. This includes:
The tourist e-Visa allows a maximum stay of 30 days and is valid for 180 days from the date of issue.
The business e-Visa is for professionals traveling to Morocco for short-term business activities, such as:
The business e-Visa has the same validity and duration as the tourist visa but may require additional documentation such as an invitation letter from a Moroccan company.
Quick answers to common questions about Morocco e-Visa
The cost of a Morocco e-Visa varies depending on your nationality and the processing speed you choose. Standard processing typically takes 3-5 business days, while expedited options may be available for urgent travel needs at an additional cost.
Payment can be made securely online using major credit cards or other accepted payment methods during the application process.
Yes, it is highly recommended to print a copy of your approved e-Visa and carry it with you when traveling to Morocco. While the e-Visa is stored electronically in the immigration system, having a printed copy can help expedite the entry process at the border.
You should also save a digital copy on your phone or email for backup purposes in case you lose the printed version.
Yes, you can complete the e-Visa application on behalf of another person, such as a family member or friend. However, you must have access to all their required documents and information, including their passport details and photograph.
Parents or legal guardians can apply for minors under 18 years of age. Each traveler, regardless of age, requires their own separate e-Visa application.
If your e-Visa application is rejected, you will receive an email notification explaining the reason for rejection. Common reasons include incomplete information, poor quality documents, or passport validity issues.
You may be able to reapply after addressing the issues that led to rejection. Alternatively, you can apply for a traditional visa through the nearest Moroccan embassy or consulate. Our support team can help you understand the rejection reason and guide you through the reapplication process.
Travel insurance is not mandatory for obtaining a Morocco e-Visa, but it is highly recommended. Comprehensive travel insurance can provide coverage for medical emergencies, trip cancellations, lost luggage, and other unforeseen circumstances during your trip.
Having travel insurance can also strengthen your visa application by demonstrating that you are a responsible traveler prepared for any eventuality.
No, the Morocco e-Visa is typically issued as a single-entry visa. This means you can enter Morocco once during the validity period. If you leave Morocco and wish to return, you will need to apply for a new e-Visa.
For travelers who need to enter Morocco multiple times, it may be necessary to apply for a different visa type through a Moroccan embassy or consulate.