Experience Morocco's rich heritage and modern charm with the eVisa system for citizens of Antigua and Barbuda. This digital platform lets travellers apply for Morocco eVisa online, removing the need for embassy visits or paperwork.
This guide provides all the key details Antigua and Barbuda citizens need to complete the Morocco eVisa process and prepare for a smooth arrival, including eligibility, required documents, processing times, and helpful travel tips.
A visa is a key requirement for entering Morocco. Antigua and Barbuda citizens are eligible to apply for a Moroccan eVisa online if they meet all immigration conditions.
You are eligible if you fulfil any of the conditions below:
Tourism eVisa: The Tourist eVisa is suitable for Antigua and Barbuda residents seeking leisure, cultural discovery, historical site visits, and recreational activities in Morocco.
Business eVisa: The Business eVisa is designed for businesspeople from Antigua and Barbuda attending corporate meetings, industry conferences, trade exhibitions, and events that promote their company's growth and development.
Note: The Morocco Business e-visa does not permit paid employment.
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Tourist eVisa: 180 days validity |
Tourist eVisa: 30 days |
Entry-Type: Both types of eVisas are single-entry permits. |
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The Morocco eVisa application form requires Antigua and Barbuda Citizens to provide the following details:
Standard Processing
The standard processing option offers a budget-friendly timeline, making it ideal for applicants who have ample time before their travel dates and prioritise cost-effective solutions.
Rush/Expedited Processing
Expedited service for urgent travel arrangements, tailored for individuals requiring quicker application processing than the standard option, striking a balance between efficiency and affordability.
Super-Rush/Priority Processing
The fastest speed option for urgent travel needs ensures the quickest turnaround for critical and immediate travel requirements.
Several factors determine the Morocco eVisa application fees, including the applicant's nationality, eVisa type, selected processing speed, and currency fluctuation rate.
For current Morocco eVisa pricing information, please refer to the Morocco eVisa Fee page.
The application steps are as follows:
Step 1: Fill out the Morocco eVisa Application Form:
Complete the Morocco eVisa Application Form with precise and accurate information. Then upload the necessary documents and ensure that everything is submitted accurately.
Step 2: Make Payment for Morocco's eVisa Fee:
Ensure that you complete the payment for the eVisa securely and retain the receipt for your records. For your convenience, various payment options are available.
Step 3: Get your Morocco eVisa:
Once the eVisa processing is completed and your request is approved, the Morocco eVisa will be sent to your email address.
Track your Morocco eVisa application status effortlessly using the unique order ID (reference number) issued upon submission, along with your passport.
Real-time status updates can be accessed via the dedicated strong Morocco eVisa Status Check portal, while timely email alerts will keep you informed at every step.
Antigua and Barbuda citizens planning visits exceeding 30 days must pursue traditional visa applications through Moroccan diplomatic missions.
Long-stay applications involve:
Morocco eVisas are strictly single-entry visas—there is no option for renewal or extension. Once it expires, you will need to submit a new eVisa application for any future trip.
You cannot stay longer than the allowed duration, i.e., the 30-day stay limit, as violating this rule can result in penalties and hinder your travel plans. So, plan your exit before the clock runs out to avoid legal hassles and travel setbacks.
No, the Morocco eVisa is strictly for tourism and business purposes and does not allow employment activities. Employment authorisation requires a separate work visa obtained through embassy channels.
Citizens of Antigua and Barbuda are not eligible to obtain a visa on arrival in Morocco. Travellers are required to obtain prior authorisation via the Morocco Online eVisa platform.
Wear Appropriate Attire: Ensure your shoulders and knees are covered, especially when visiting religious sites.
Begin with "Salaam": Say "As-salamu alaykum" and reply with "Wa alaykum as-salam."
Learn Fundamental Arabic Words: "Marhaba", "Shukran", and "Min fadlak/fadlik".
Honour Ramadan: Refrain from eating, drinking, or smoking in public during daylight hours. Wear modest attire.
Haggle in Souks: Engage in friendly negotiations in the souks to agree on prices with courtesy and respect.
Limit Public Displays of Affection: Reserve kissing and hugging for private moments.
Respect Religious Sites: Adhere to dress codes, remove your shoes in mosques, and follow established guidelines.
Refrain from Public Alcohol Consumption: Enjoy responsibly and in designated spaces.
Refrain from using your left hand for eating: It is important to always use your right hand for meals, greetings, and passing items.
Obtain Consent for Photos: Always seek permission before taking pictures of individuals.
As you prepare for your Moroccan adventure, equipped with your Morocco eVisa and this detailed guide, picture the lively markets, stunning landscapes, and welcoming hospitality that lie ahead.
Your journey, powered by modern comfort and cultural understanding, is just starting. Get ready to create unforgettable memories and experience the magic of Morocco!
Yes, carry a printed copy of your approved eVisa document during travel.
There is no specific age limit; however, minors typically require their application to be submitted by a parent or legal guardian, often accompanied by additional documents such as birth certificates.
Yes, major international credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard) are accepted for online fee payments.
Ensure that your unique Order ID and passport number are entered accurately. If problems continue, the tracking portal may be down or experiencing delays. The next step is to contact the Morocco eVisa Support Team for help.