Morocco eVisa for Citizens of Cameroon

Morocco welcomes visitors from Cameroon. To enter, a Morocco eVisa must be obtained in advance. Cameroonian travellers can only apply if they meet the eligibility conditions set by Moroccan authorities. This guide explains the application process, documents needed, fees, and processing times to help you prepare for a smooth trip.

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Eligibility Criteria You Must Meet

To meet the eligibility criteria, a Cameroonian passport holder must provide one of the following documents:

  1. Residence Permit: A valid residence permit (with at least 180 days of remaining validity from the date of application) issued by any EU or Schengen country, the United States, Australia, Canada, Japan, Norway, New Zealand, or Switzerland.
  2. Valid Sticker Visa: A valid multiple-entry sticker visa (90+ days remaining) from any EU/Schengen country, Canada, the UK, the USA, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Norway, Switzerland, or Liechtenstein.

Sample of Morocco eVisa

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Sample of Morocco  eVisa

Documents and Fee Details

Please attach all these documents along with your Morocco eVisa application. Our support team will communicate any additional document requests. 

  1. Passport: A scanned copy of the passport’s bio page is needed. It must have a minimum of 6 months’ validity and 1–2 blank pages for stamping.
  2. Republic of Cameroon Passport
  1. Passport-Size Photo: The latest scanned copy of the passport-size photo.
  2. A valid Sticker Visa or Residence Permit (as already discussed)

Fee-related information can be checked on the Morocco eVisa Fee webpage.

Morocco eVisa Types

While filling out the Morocco eVisa application, you must select the correct eVisa type:

  • Tourist eVisa: Used for holidays, city tours, cultural visits, or meeting family and friends.
  • Business eVisa: Used for short business trips, meetings, seminars, or trade activities.

They are valid for 180 days from the date of issue, allow a maximum stay of 30 days, and grant a single entry into Morocco.

Processing Time 

Select the processing time as per your travel schedule: 

Normal Processing:

  • Time Taken: 3 - 6 Days

Rush Processing:

  • Time Taken: 2 - 4 Days

Urgent Processing:

  • Time Taken: 1 - 2 Days

Important Note: The rush and super rush processing fees may involve an extra processing fee.

Morocco eVisa Application Steps

Step 1

Enter your passport, travel information, and personal details in the Morocco eVisa application form and cross-check them before submitting.

Step 2

Upload clear, scanned copies of the required documents and confirm that they are all correctly attached.

Step 3

Pay the eVisa fee using a debit or credit card. After approval, your Morocco eVisa will be sent to your email.

Note: You will receive regular updates about your eVisa application by email and, if needed, by phone.

Why Choose Us?

Expert Review

Every eVisa application is checked and corrected before submission to help reduce the risk of refusal.

Timely Processing

Your Morocco eVisa application is processed within the selected processing timeline.

24/7 Assistance

Our support team is available 24/7 to answer questions through email or live chat.

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