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HOW CAN I FILL THE RESIDENT PERMIT SECTION? I HAVE SHARE CODE

Hi good day, i applied for an E-visa to travel to Morocco but i was denied. I think the problem was because i used my share code to prove my residence status which i also explained that the physical cards stopped already in the UK before i came In. This means that i wasn’t issued the BRP card atall, and i uploaded a picture of my Datapage as the front and back document requested. But to my surprise, i was still denied after providing all the appropriate information. Please can you guide on the next thing to do. Thanks

Hi Shamim, you can apply for an e-visa as a Bangladeshi passport holder. Also, you will need to provide the share code and the old BRP copy (both front and rear). You can directly apply for an e-visa here: https://morocco-evisa.org/apply-evisa/. In the supporting document type column, select your document type as a residence permit and enter your share code as the supporting document number. Upload your old BRP front and rear copy. You can check the fees by selecting your nationality here: https://morocco-evisa.org/morocco-e-visa-costs-and-processing-time/. Hope this helps. Safe Travel!

Hi Jamir!

I recently went through the Moroccan e-visa process, so I’m happy to share my experience. As a Bangladeshi passport holder and having an Australian Residential visa, you are eligible for the Moroccan e-visa, which is generally quite fast.

The processing time of the application is under normal processing(3-6 days), rush processing(2-4 days), and super rush processing (1-2 days).

You can directly apply for an e-visa here: https://morocco-evisa.org/apply-evisa/.

To be safe, I'd still recommend applying a bit in advance, maybe a week before your trip, in case additional documents/information are required.

Good luck with your application, and have a fantastic trip to Morocco!

Hey,
I was actually looking for the same information myself, as I also want to move to Morocco. When I searched online and contacted the support team through this website, they clarified that a residence permit cannot be applied for online. The application must be submitted directly through the nearest Embassy or Consulate.

I hope this information helps and saves you some time.

Hi Andy ,

I understand your concern, as I faced a similar situation before and was also hoping to apply for an evisa However, please note that Chinese nationals are not required to obtain a evisa for Morocco for short stay period.
You can travel without an evisa , becuase your natianolity china is from the visa exempt country means you no need en evisa for the short stay . You can also check it from here- https://morocco-evisa.org/understanding-morocco-visa-policy/

But make sure you have valid ordinary passport copy.

I had a similar issue before, and here’s what I found out: For U.S. passport holders, entry to Morocco is visa-free for short stays (up to 90 days ), so your wife and son won’t need a visa.

However, as a Swaziland citizen, you’ll need to apply for a sticker visa through the nearest Embassy or Consulate since Swaziland isn’t eligible for the online e-Visa system. You can schedule an appointment at the consulate in the U.S. and submit your application there.

I would suggest contacting the embassy or consulate once to get information on the current visa requirements. Contact details of the embassy can be found here: https://morocco-evisa.org/emabssies-consulates-of-morocco/