Planning a trip to Morocco? If you already have your E-Visa, here's what to prepare for smooth border entry. The Morocco E-Visa allows eligible travelers to enter for tourism, business, or short stays without visiting an embassy. Before traveling, confirm your E-Visa is valid for your dates, check if it's single or multiple entry, and ensure your visit purpose matches the visa type. At the border, present. A printed E-Visa copy. a passport valid for at least six months with a blank page and matching details, proof of return or onward travel, accommodation, sufficient funds, and, if required, a valid visa or residence permit from an eligible country. Follow customs rules, declare currency over 100,000 Moroccan dirham, avoid prohibited items like firearms, drones, or illicit substances, and check duty-free limits on alcohol and tobacco. Cooperate with immigration by answering questions clearly, presenting documents promptly, and remaining polite. Meet health requirements by keeping vaccinations up to date, considering recommended ones, hepatitis A, typhoid, rabies, completing any health forms, and carrying a yellow fever certificate if required. Travel insurance is strongly advised. For re-entry, ensure your visa allows multiple entries. Single entry visas require a new application. Minors must have their own passport and e-visa, consent letters when traveling with one parent or alone, and proof of relationship. With these steps complete, you're ready for a smooth arrival in Morocco.