Eligibility Criteria for Morocco eVisa
For the issuance of a Morocco eVisa, a citizen of Dominica should satisfy the following conditions:
- Possess a valid Dominica passport
- Intent for a visit for purposes such as tourism or short business engagements
- Do not plan to stay permanently in Morocco, nor to work
Nationality Based Requirement
Armenian applicants must provide any ONE of the following documents for eligibility purposes:
Residence Permit
A residence permit/card valid for at least 180 days from the date of application, issued by one of the following:
All Schengen Area Countries, Ireland, the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada, Japan, and New Zealand.
Multiple-Entry Sticker Visa
A non-electronic (physical) multiple-entry visa valid for at least 90 days from the date of application, issued by one of the following:
All Schengen Area Countries, Ireland, Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States.
All Required Documents for Morocco eVisa Application
Ensure you have the following before commencing the application process.
- Valid Passport: Must have at least six months of validity from the intended date of entry and at least one blank page for entry stamps
- Passport-Size Photo: Should be recent and in color on a plain white background
- A scanned copy of a Valid Resident Permit or Visa from one of the eligible countries (As mentioned above)
- Business Invitation: If applying for a Business eVisa, attach a document explaining your business travel purpose.
How to Apply for Morocco eVisa for Citizens of Dominica
To apply for the Morocco eVisa, follow the following procedures;
- Access the eVisa Portal: Go to the Morocco eVisa application portal. Register using your contact details.
- Application Form: After successful registration, begin the application form by providing all essential travel and passport details.
- Upload Documents and Pay the Fee: Scan and upload all required documents and successfully complete the eVisa payment next.
After processing the approved eVisa arrives to your email.
Processing Time of the Morocco eVisa
The processing time for a Morocco eVisa can vary depending on the type of service selected. Here's a breakdown:
Standard Processing:
This option is best suited for those travelers who can plan in advance and do not need immediate approval. Usually, standard processing takes anything from (3 - 6 Days) from the date of application submission. This period includes the time for document verification and issuance of the visa. Applicants are advised to apply well in advance of the intended travel date to account for any unforeseen delays.
Expedited Processing:
For those who need their visa approved more quickly, an expedited processing option is available for an additional fee. This service prioritizes your application, significantly reducing the processing time. While exact timeframes may vary, expedited processing generally takes (1 - 2 Days) ensuring a faster response for urgent travel needs.
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Important Considerations:
- Processing times begin only after a complete application is submitted, including all required documents and payment.
- Incomplete or incorrect applications may lead to delays, regardless of the selected processing option.
- It is advisable to monitor your email for updates and promptly respond to any requests for additional information to avoid delays.
By choosing the appropriate processing speed, travelers can align their application timeline with their travel plans.
Application Fees for Morocco eVisa for Citizens of Dominica
The Morocco eVisa application fee is determined based on two factors:
- Type of Visa: The fees will depend on the type of your visit.
- Processing Speed
- Standard: This is the least expensive option, generally taking about (3 - 6 Days).
- Rush: This has higher fees and takes about (1 - 2 Days).
How to Pay Application Fees :
Fees will be paid online via credit or debit card at the time of application. All fees are non-refundable, even if the application is denied, so make sure all requirements are met before applying.
Mistakes to Avoid During Application
To make sure your Morocco eVisa application is successful, avoid the following common mistakes:
- Providing Inaccurate Passport Details: Mistakes in passport numbers, issue dates, and expiration dates lead to delays or rejections. Make sure to proofread your information before finally submitting it.
- Sending Unclear or Badly Formatted Documents: Scanned documents should be clear, easy to read, and must fall under the size and format prescribed, for instance, JPEG or PDF. Unclear or incomplete uploads delay things.
- Failure to Pay for the Visa; An incomplete payment process will halt your application. Use a valid credit or debit card and ensure the payment is successful.
- Using an Expired Passport: Your passport must be valid for at least 90 days from the date of application. Submitting an expired or soon-to-expire passport will result in automatic rejection.
- Incorrect Email Address: The eVisa confirmation and notifications are sent to the email address provided. The entry of an invalid or inactive email may result in not receiving the eVisa.
Post-Application Process
Checking Application Status
Log into the eVisa portal to track your application status using the reference number.
After Approval
Print your eVisa and take it with you in your journey.
In Case of Delays
You can reach out to the support team at the eVisa portal for assistance.
Travel Guidelines Post Receipt of the eVisa
Once your eVisa for Morocco has been approved and you have received it, you're good to go. Here's what you need to know before traveling:
- Duration of Stay: The eVisa usually has a stay period of a maximum of 30 days. The validity of the visa is generally 180 days from the date of issuance, so you can take your time planning your trip. Do not stay beyond the authorized period, lest one be charged with fines or even restricted from traveling in the future.
- Authorized Activities
- Tourism: Morocco is a country with very rich culture, history, and natural beauty. This includes tourism activities such as sightseeing, markets, and cultural festivals.
- Short Business Meetings: One can carry out short professional activities: meeting clients, attending networking events, or conferences. However, long-term work or employment is not allowed under this visa.
- Crucial Travel Tips
- Carry a Printed Copy of Your eVisa: Always carry with you a printed copy of your eVisa, which you will need to show at immigration upon arrival. Sometimes, the immigration authorities may not accept a digital copy.
- Have Your Documents Ready: Along with your eVisa, make sure you have with you a valid passport, proof of accommodation, and return or onward ticket, as these might be requested by immigration officials.
- Entry Rules: The eVisa is usually valid for a single entry. It is essential to abide by the conditions specified in your approved visa.
- Plan for Emergencies: It's a good idea to have travel insurance and have access to numbers you can contact in an emergency while you are traveling in Morocco.
Special Considerations for Dominica Citizens
Travelers from Dominica should:
- Familiarize themselves with Moroccan customs and etiquette.
- Pack appropriately for Morocco's diverse climate.
- Carry all required travel documents, including a printed copy of the eVisa.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Health insurance is not always required for the Morocco eVisa application. However, it is highly recommended to have valid health insurance covering any medical emergencies during your stay in Morocco.
If your application for an eVisa to Morocco is rejected, you will be given a reason for the denial. Fix the problem and apply again, making sure all information and documents are correct. You can also apply for a visa at the nearest consulate.
It is advisable that you apply for your Morocco eVisa at least two to three weeks before your intended travel date. This allows enough time for processing and resolving any issues that may arise.
No, the Morocco eVisa cannot be extended. You need to leave the country and reapply for a new one or consult with the immigration department if you want to stay more than the allowed period.
Upon your arrival in Morocco, you will have to show:
- A printout of your approved eVisa.
- Your valid passport (valid for at least 180 days).
- Proof of accommodation, such as hotel reservations.
- A return or onward travel ticket.
- (If applicable) Proof of sufficient financial means for your stay
- Travel insurance for your stay.
Content Disclaimer: Although this information was most recently updated in November 2025, we strongly recommend that you verify the specifics with the appropriate authorities, embassies, and airlines to ensure your travel plans are accurate and complete.
