Morocco eVisa Types
Selecting the right Morocco eVisa type is essential for a smooth travel experience. Each visa category has its own purpose and requirements. Choose the option that matches your travel purpose before applying for the Morocco eVisa online.
Types of Morocco eVisa
Morocco Tourist eVisa
Facilitates entry into Morocco for tourism purposes. It can be used for leisure, recreation, or visiting friends and family.
Morocco Business eVisa
Facilitates business entry to Morocco. It can be used to attend meetings and conferences or to explore business partnerships.
Morocco eVisa Validity and Stay Duration
- Validity: Valid for 180 days from the date of issue.
- Entry-Type: Single-entry
- Stay Duration: 30 days maximum stay
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Eligibility and Requirements
- Please refer to the Morocco eVisa Eligible Countries webpage for the list of nationalities that can apply for the Morocco eVisa.
- Minors under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Application Requirements
- Valid Passport: Valid for at least 6 months from the date you plan to enter Morocco.
- Recent Photograph: Have a digital copy of your passport-sized photo taken in the past 3-6 months.
- Multiple-entry visa or residence permit from an approved country: Required only from select nationalities as an additional supporting document.
- When applying for a Business eVisa, applicants must submit proof of business purpose, such as an invitation letter or meeting confirmation.
Frequently Asked Questions
While it's possible to extend your tourist visa in certain circumstances, it's generally best to apply for the appropriate visa duration before your trip. Extensions can be time-consuming and may involve additional fees.
Digital nomads in Morocco can use a long-term tourist visa or a work visa if employed locally, but since rules are still developing, it’s best to confirm with Moroccan authorities.
Yes. Minors under 18 also require a separate and valid eVisa to travel. The portal allows parents and guardians to group them under a single application, but they must meet all child-specific requirements.
If your eVisa application is denied, you'll receive a notification with the reason for the denial. You can then reapply with additional documentation or consider alternative visa options, such as a traditional visa application through a Moroccan embassy or consulate.
You can volunteer in Morocco through approved organizations, but you’ll need the right visa—check requirements with the Moroccan embassy.
Upon arrival at a Moroccan airport, you'll need to present your passport and visa. Be prepared for baggage inspection and security checks. It's essential to cooperate and be respectful. Also, avoid bringing prohibited items, such as drugs or excessive amounts of alcohol.
Content Disclaimer: This information reflects updates as of November 2025. Please verify details with official agencies, embassies, and airlines before travel.
