Morocco e-Visa Application Process
Applying for the Morocco eVisa is a guided, fully online process. Each stage of the form appears in a clear sequence, from registration to payment. The outline below walks you through every screen you will see, so you know exactly what to expect before you begin.
How to Access the Application Form
You can start the Morocco eVisa process by clicking the Apply eVisa button at the top of the page. This takes you directly to the application form, where the step-by-step process begins.
Step 1: Register Your Contact Details
What You Do Here: Provide your basic contact details to create your applicant registration and begin the e-Visa process.
Guidance: Ensure each detail is accurate, as your e-Visa updates and approval notice will be sent to the email and phone number you provide.
Next Action: After completing all fields, select Register to continue to the main application form.
Step 2: Complete the Main Application Form
After registration, you are taken to the full application form. Enter your personal details, passport information, occupation, and eVisa type.
If your nationality requires a supporting document, the related fields appear here.
Complete every field with accurate information. The form adjusts itself based on your entries, and all details must match your passport before you continue.
Step 3: Nationality-Based Requirements
Important Note for Certain Nationalities (If Applicable)
Some nationalities are required to provide one additional supporting document to confirm eligibility. If your nationality is not in this category, you may proceed without submitting any extra document.
Once you select your nationality in the application form, the form will update to reflect the requirements that apply to your country. You may also confirm this in advance by reviewing the Morocco eVisa Policy.
Provide only one of the following:
Option A: Residence Permit
Valid for 180 days or more, issued by:
- Schengen Area countries, Ireland, UAE, United States, Australia, United Kingdom, Canada, Japan, New Zealand.
Option B: Multiple-Entry Sticker Visa
Non-electronic visa, valid for 90 days or more, issued by:
- Schengen Area countries, Ireland, Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, United Kingdom, United States.
How the Application Form Adjusts to Your Nationality
Nationality Not Requiring a Supporting Document
No Additional Document Required:
For nationalities such as Thailand, the form presents only the standard fields.
You enter your passport details, occupation, and country of usual residence, then continue to the next step.
No supporting document section appears.
Nationality Requiring a Supporting Document
Additional Document Required:
For nationalities such as Albania, the form expands to request one supporting document.
You select the document type, enter its number, choose the issuing country, and provide the expiry date.
These fields confirm that you meet the eligibility criteria.
Step 4: Add Extra Travellers (Optional)
The Morocco eVisa form allows you to include more than one traveller under a single application. This feature is designed for families or groups who plan to travel together. Each person still receives an individual eVisa, yet all applications are submitted and processed in one coordinated entry.
When you select Add Applicant, a new applicant section appears. You then enter the passport and personal details for that traveller in the same way you entered your own. You may add adults or minors, and each record is reviewed separately.
This option saves time and helps you manage every traveller’s information in one place. It also reduces repeated form submissions and keeps all updates aligned under one application flow.
Step 5: Choose Your Processing Time
You now choose the processing speed for your application. The form provides three options, and each offers a different review period. Select the timeline that best matches your travel plans.
Your selection determines how quickly your application is reviewed. For a full fee breakdown, refer to the Morocco eVisa Cost & Processing Times page.
Step 6: Save, Preview, and Confirm Your Application
After you complete the form and select your processing speed, you may choose Save & Exit or Submit & Preview. Each option serves a different purpose.
If you select Save & Exit, the system generates a temporary order ID. You can use this ID at any time to return to your application through the Complete Active Morocco eVisa Application page. All progress is saved, and you continue from the exact point where you stopped.
If you select Submit & Preview, you are taken to the review page. This page presents every detail you entered in the application form. Review each field carefully. The information you provide will appear on your eVisa and is used to assess your eligibility.
Any error may affect your application, so take the time to confirm that everything is correct. If you need to adjust any entry, you may edit the relevant field before moving forward.
This step marks a significant stage in the process, as most of the application work is now complete. Once all details are confirmed, you can proceed to document submission.
Step 7: Upload Your Documents
At this stage, you upload the documents required for your Morocco eVisa. The system presents the exact list of files you must submit. These requirements change according to your nationality and the type of eVisa you selected earlier.
If your nationality required a supporting document, an upload field for that file appears here. If not, it will not be shown.
Applicants for the Business e-Visa must also upload a business invitation letter. The system will show this field automatically.
The system accepts files in any format or size without asking you to compress or convert them. Upload each scan and proceed once all documents are in place.
Step 8: Pay the Application Processing Fee
At this stage, your application has been submitted for review, and the system now directs you to the payment page. The fee shown on the screen reflects the processing speed you selected, along with the service fee and the government fee. You must complete the payment for your eVisa request to proceed.
Before making the payment, confirm that the fee summary on the right side of the screen matches the information you entered earlier.
Select a payment method to complete your e-Visa request. You may pay with major debit and credit cards. Depending on your region, options such as PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and cryptocurrency may also appear.
Once the payment is successful, your application moves into the processing stage, and the review period begins according to the processing time you selected.
Keep your temporary order ID for reference. All updates regarding your application will be sent to the email address you provided.
Application Queries
No, biometrics are not required for the online Morocco e-Visa application.
Once issued, an eVisa cannot be cancelled, but you can choose not to use it.
Applicants can check the status of their active eVisa application on the Morocco eVisa Application Status webpage.
