Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about the Morocco electronic visa application process, requirements, and validity.
Comprehensive answers to help you understand the e-Visa process
This comprehensive FAQ section addresses the most common questions about the Morocco e-Visa application process. Whether you're wondering about eligibility, processing times, required documents, or validity periods, you'll find detailed answers here to help you prepare your application successfully.
The Morocco e-Visa system has been designed to simplify the visa application process for eligible travelers. Understanding the requirements and procedures will help ensure a smooth application experience and timely approval of your electronic travel authorization.
Essential facts about the electronic visa system
The Morocco e-Visa is an electronic travel authorization that allows foreign nationals to enter Morocco for tourism, business, or transit purposes. It simplifies the visa application process by enabling travelers to apply online without visiting an embassy or consulate. The e-Visa is linked electronically to your passport and can be presented digitally upon arrival in Morocco.
The need for an e-Visa depends on your nationality. Citizens from certain countries are required to obtain an e-Visa before traveling to Morocco, while others may be exempt from visa requirements for short stays. It's essential to check the list of eligible countries to determine if your nationality requires an e-Visa.
There are two main types of Morocco e-Visas:
Both visa types allow for a single entry and permit a maximum stay of up to 30 days, with a validity period of 180 days from the date of issue.
No, the Morocco e-Visa does not permit employment or long-term stays. The e-Visa is strictly for tourism or short business visits. If you intend to work or study in Morocco, you must apply for the appropriate visa type through a Moroccan embassy or consulate.
Citizens from numerous countries can apply for the Morocco e-Visa, including travelers from India, Israel, China, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam, South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, and many others. Some nationalities can apply without additional supporting documents, while others may need to provide a residence permit or multiple-entry visa from specific countries.
For a complete list, visit our eligible countries page.
Yes, every traveler, including minors and infants, must have their own Morocco e-Visa. Each child requires a separate application, regardless of age. Parents or legal guardians can submit applications on behalf of their children.
If you hold dual citizenship, you should apply using the passport you intend to use for travel to Morocco. Ensure you use the same passport for both your e-Visa application and when entering Morocco. Some nationalities may qualify for visa-free entry, so check if one of your citizenships is exempt before applying.
Everything you need to know about applying
To apply for a Morocco e-Visa, follow these steps:
For detailed guidance, visit our step-by-step application guide.
The required documents typically include:
For complete details, check our document checklist and photo requirements pages.
Yes, you can submit your Morocco e-Visa application from anywhere in the world as long as you have internet access. However, you must verify that your nationality qualifies for the e-Visa program.
Yes, you can submit applications for family members. However, each individual, including children, must have their own separate e-Visa application with the required documentation.
The standard processing time for a Morocco e-Visa is typically 3-5 business days from submission. However, processing times can vary depending on application volume and document verification requirements. Some services offer expedited processing options:
It's recommended to apply at least 7-10 days before your planned travel date to allow sufficient time for processing.
You can check your application status by visiting the status tracking page and entering your Order ID and Passport Number. The status may show as "In Process," "Approved," "Rejected," or "Additional Documents Required." You'll also receive email notifications at key processing stages.
If you don't receive the confirmation email, first check your spam or junk folder. If you still cannot find it, contact the support team with your application details including your full name, email address, Order ID, and passport number.
Understanding your e-Visa terms
The Morocco e-Visa is typically valid for 180 days from the date of issue. This means you must enter Morocco within 180 days of receiving your approved e-Visa. The e-Visa is usually issued as a single-entry visa.
With a Morocco e-Visa, travelers are allowed to stay for a maximum of 30 days from the date of entry. This duration applies to both tourist and business e-Visas. For more information, visit our validity and stay period page.
Yes, it may be possible to extend your stay by visiting the local immigration office in Morocco before your e-Visa expires. However, extensions are not guaranteed and are granted at the discretion of Moroccan immigration authorities. It's advisable to apply for the correct duration initially to avoid complications.
The Morocco e-Visa is typically issued for single entry only. If you wish to leave and re-enter Morocco during your trip, you would need to apply for a new e-Visa. Always verify the specific terms stated on your e-Visa upon approval.
Overstaying your e-Visa can lead to fines, penalties, deportation, or restrictions on future travel to Morocco. It's crucial to adhere to the terms of your visa and depart before it expires to avoid legal complications.
Now that you have answers to the most common questions, you're ready to start your application. The process is straightforward and can be completed in just a few minutes.
What to do if problems arise
Common reasons for e-Visa rejection include:
For detailed information, visit our rejection reasons page.
If your application is rejected, you will receive an email notification explaining the reason. You can:
If you realize there's an error after submission, contact customer support immediately. They can assist you in verifying your information. For guidance on correcting mistakes, visit our correction guide.
No, once a Morocco e-Visa application has been submitted and paid for, it generally cannot be canceled. Application fees are typically non-refundable. It's recommended to apply only when you're certain about your travel plans.
Typically, application fees for e-Visas are non-refundable according to immigration authority policies. Be sure to ensure all information is accurate before submission to avoid denial.
What you need to know when arriving in Morocco
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. You should also keep a digital copy on your phone or email for backup.
Upon arrival in Morocco, you must present:
For complete entry requirements, visit our entry guide.
Travel insurance is not mandatory for obtaining a Morocco e-Visa; however, it is highly recommended for the duration of your stay. Travel insurance provides coverage for medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and other unforeseen events.
Travel to Western Sahara with a Morocco e-Visa is possible in certain areas open to tourists. However, travelers should always check current travel advisories and permit requirements before visiting this disputed region.
If you lose your e-Visa or passport while in Morocco, you should:
Understanding the costs involved
The cost of a Morocco e-Visa varies based on the applicant's nationality, visa type, and processing speed chosen. Fees typically include:
It's advisable to check the current fee structure on the application portal for the most accurate and up-to-date pricing information.
Morocco e-Visa applications typically accept payment via credit cards, debit cards, and other secure online payment methods. All transactions are processed through encrypted payment gateways to ensure security.
No, visa application fees are generally non-refundable, even if your application is rejected. This is standard policy for most visa applications worldwide.
Addressing unique situations
Yes, a transit visa is required if you are transiting through Morocco and leaving the airport. For more information, visit our transit visa page.
Yes, the Morocco Business e-Visa is specifically designed for short-term business trips, including attending meetings, conferences, or exploring business opportunities. For detailed information, visit our business visa guide.
Yes, the Morocco Tourist e-Visa is ideal for leisure travel, sightseeing, and visiting friends or family. Learn more on our tourism visa page.
When a child is traveling with only one parent or a guardian, additional documentation is typically required:
Yes, citizens of certain countries may have visa exemption agreements with Morocco, allowing them to enter without a visa for short stays. Check the eligibility list to see if your nationality qualifies for exemption.
As of 2026, Moroccan authorities have lifted all COVID-19 entry requirements. No additional health documentation or vaccinations are currently required for travelers entering the country. However, it's always advisable to check for the latest travel advisories before your trip.
Find more information and assistance
If you have additional questions not covered in this FAQ, our support team is available to assist you. You can reach out via email, phone, or live chat for personalized guidance with your Morocco e-Visa application.
For more detailed information, explore our comprehensive guides on required documents, processing times, and eligible countries.