NOTE: This guide was last updated in May 2025. Please check the authenticity and validity of the information on this website before proceeding with your visa application. Use Timatic and the official sources on this page for the most up-to-date information.

The Kingdom of Morocco is a country located in North Africa. Situated in the Maghreb region, the country is home to a very distinct landscape and culture. From its colourful structures and reddish sand, Morocco offers all visitors a once-in-a-lifetime experience. If you are seeking an unforgettable journey, a trip to Morocco might be the perfect opportunity.

Planning your journey? You are in the right place! This guide will tell you all you need to know about the visa process of Morocco.

Do I Need a Visa to Travel to Morocco?

Since Morocco has bilateral agreements with many countries, the visa requirements largely differ depending on citizenship and residency. You can check the official website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates to see whether you need a visa to travel to Morocco.

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Morocco Visa Types

Morocco has four main types of visas:

• Short Validity Visa: This visa type is required for visitors with intentions other than immigration. A Short Validity Visa allows you to stay within Morocco for up to 90 days.
• Long Validity Visa: This visa is issued to those traveling to Morocco for immigration, education, or work. The duration of this visa cannot exceed one year. A visitor who wishes to stay in Morocco for longer than three months must obtain a registration card from the competent services of the General Directorate of National Security.
• Transit Visa: Visitors who will cross the territory of Morocco to travel to a third country must obtain a transit visa.
• Visa Issued at the Border: In exceptional cases, a traveller whose country of residence does not have a Moroccan diplomatic mission can request the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Directorate of  Consular and Social Affairs in Rabat (visa@maec.gov.ma) for a visa to be issued at the airport.

Short Validity Visa

The following is a list of general documents you need to submit when applying for a Short Validity Visa:

• Entry visa application form,
• Two coloured photographs with a white background (4 X 3 cm) showing the applicant's face clearly,
• Proof of address,
• Valid travel document with an expiry date longer than the intended stay,
• A photocopy of the passport pages indicating the applicant's identity and the passport's validity,
• Proof of sufficient funds (bank statements),
  • Or a duly legalized invitation from a Moroccan resident along with a guarantee of covering medical and possible repatriation expenses,
  • Or request from an authorized travel agency or recommendation of the Ministry of Tourism or the representation of the Moroccan National Tourist Office.

You also need to submit the following documents at the time of visa issuance:

• A return ticket with a confirmed reservation,
• Travel Insurance,
• A hotel booking or Introduction of a "Voucher,"
• Chancery fees.

The documents listed above are the general documents all visitors must submit. However, you may be asked to present additional documentation depending on the purpose of the visit. Please check the official website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates for an overview of required documents for different purposes of visit.

Long Validity Visa

The requirements for a Long Validity Visa depend on the grounds of your request. This visa type usually allows you to stay in Morocco for a period of up to a year, and its validity cannot exceed that. Therefore, if you plan to stay in Morocco for longer than a year, you must apply for a registration card from the competent services of the General Directorate of National Security.

What is Visa Sponsorship for Morocco?

If you are unemployed or a student without sufficient funds to cover your expenses during your trip to Morocco, a family member can sponsor you, declaring that they will fund your trip. Also, if you are traveling to Morocco on an invitation from a Moroccan resident, they can also provide sponsorship for you.

Morocco Visa Rules

There are various rules you must know when applying for a Moroccan visa:

• Your travel document must have a validity longer than your intended stay within Morocco,
• At the issuance of your visa, you must provide a reservation of transportation and accommodation,
• You must pay chancery fees for your visa to be processed,
• If you are intending to stay in Morocco longer than three months, you must apply for a registration card,
• Citizens of several countries, such as India, can apply for an eVisa; please check the official website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates to see if you are eligible for an eVisa.

Morocco Visa Requirements

Morocco has different visa requirements for citizens of different countries. Below, you can find more information about Morocco's visa policy for different countries.

Morocco Visa Requirements for Schengen Countries

Citizens of the EU and Schengen member states can travel to Morocco without a visa for up to 90 days.

Morocco Visa Requirements for the US, UK, and Canada

Citizens of the US, the UK, and Canada can also enjoy visa-free travel to Morocco for 90 days.

Morocco Visa Requirements for Congo, Guinea, and Mali Citizens

Citizens of Congo, Guinea, and Mali can obtain an electronic travel authorization before visiting Morocco through the Acces Maroc website.

Morocco Visa Fees

Kazakhstan visa fees vary depending on the country of application, visa type, applicant's nationality, and duration of stay. Therefore, it's important to visit the official consulate or embassy website of the country you're applying for, to obtain up-to-date information. You can find the detailed informations about visa by visiting the official page of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Morocco.

You can check the visa requirements for your trip to Morocco by visiting the Timatic and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Morocco.

Sources:

https://www.acces-maroc.ma/#/

https://www.acces-maroc.ma/#/e-visa

https://www.consulat.ma/en/node/5225

https://www.consulat.ma/en/ordinary-visas

https://www.consulat.ma/en/types-granted-visas

https://www.consulat.ma/en/visitingexploring-morocco