Morocco eVisa Policy

Eligible Nationalities for Morocco eVisa

Below you can check which nationalities can apply directly and which require additional supporting documents.

Nationalities Eligible to Apply without any Supporting Documents:

Nationalities that Require an Additional Supporting Document:

eTA Eligible Countries With Additional Supporting Document Requirement:

These supporting documents must be issued by the following approved countries:

Residence Permit Accepted From:

Valid Multiple-Entry Sticker Visa Accepted From:

Important: If you do not have a valid Sticker Visa or Residence Permit from any of the above approved countries, you are not eligible to apply for the Morocco eVisa.

Morocco eVisa Validity and Stay Rules

Important: An eVisa is for short visits only. It cannot be converted into residency.

Travelling to Morocco for AFCON 2025

Morocco will host the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2025 from 21 December 2025 to 18 January 2026 in Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech, Tangier, Fez, and Agadir. The tournament is expected to draw visitors from across Africa and beyond.

If you are travelling to Morocco to attend AFCON, please note:

1. A Morocco eVisa is required unless your nationality is visa-exempt.
2. Book accommodation and transport early, as demand will be high.
3. Ensure your passport and any residency/visa documents meet the validity rules above.

AFCON 2025 offers a chance to enjoy world-class football while experiencing Morocco’s culture and hospitality.

Your Morocco Journey Starts with the eVisa

In under 2 minutes, learn how the Morocco eVisa works and see what awaits you, from cultural highlights to authentic local experiences.

Morocco eVisa Requirements – Passport and Documents

Prepare these before applying:

1. Passport: Valid for at least 6 months beyond entry, undamaged, with 2 blank pages.
2. Details: Must match passport exactly. Even one error can cause delays.
3. Passport-size Photograph: Recent, in colour, and with a plain background.
4. Residency permit or valid visa (if required)
5. Business trips: Invitations or official recommendations required.

Warning: Submitting unclear scans or using expired permits or visas will result in rejection.

How to Apply for a Morocco eVisa Online? 

The process is simple:

1. Verify eligibility: Identify your category.
2. Fill out the Morocco eVisa application form : Enter the details exactly as in your passport.
3. Upload documents: Please upload clear, legible scans of all required documents in JPG, JPEG, PNG, or PDF format.
4. Validate before payment: Once paid, no edits are allowed.
5. Pay the fee: Amount varies by nationality and service. Non-refundable.
6. Track status: On the Morocco Application Status page, status shows as In Process, Waiting for Completion, or Refused.

Tip: Double-check names and passport numbers. Even confusing “0” with “O” can cause delays.

Morocco eVisa Processing Times

Important: Timelines apply only to complete and accurate applications. Applications with errors or missing documents will take longer.

Entry Rules for Morocco eVisa Holders

An approved Morocco eVisa does not guarantee entry into the country. The final decision rests in the hands of immigration officers at the entry port. Be ready to present:

• Printed eVisa and a valid passport.
• Residency permit or visa used in your application.
• A valid return or onwards ticket is also required.
• Proof of funds: at least 70 EUR per day.
• Health and repatriation insurance.

Warning: Travellers under 18 will only be admitted if accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Visa-Exempt Countries for Morocco

Some nationalities may enter Morocco visa-free for up to 90 days.

Countries That Require a Regular Visa

If your nationality is not listed above, you must apply for a regular visa at a Moroccan embassy or consulate.

Common Application Pitfalls and Overstay Penalties

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I extend my Morocco eVisa? Do children need their own eVisa? What if I make a mistake in my application? Does holding a Schengen or US visa make me eligible? Can I work remotely in Morocco with an eVisa?