Am I Eligible for a Morocco eVisa?
Before preparing documents, verify that you meet all of the following requirements:
Nationality
You must be from an eVisa-eligible country. Check the full list.
Valid permit or visa
You must hold one of the following:
- A residence permit from the USA, EU, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, or Switzerland — valid for at least 6 months from your date of entry into Morocco
- A valid Schengen, US, UK, Australian, New Zealand, or Irish visa — valid for at least 3 months (electronic visas are not accepted)
Exception: Nationals of India, Israel, Thailand, Azerbaijan, Guatemala, and Jordan do not need a residence permit or visa to apply for the eVisa.
Not eligible? Apply for a visa through the nearest Moroccan embassy. Contact details: diplomatie.ma
Necessary documents
To submit your Morocco e-Visa application, you may need to provide the following documents:
- ordinary passport copy (a passport must be valid for at least 90 days)
- passport-style face photograph
- confirmation of onward/return travel
- sufficient funds proof (covering the duration of planned stay)
*Please note that it must be an ordinary passport, as other passport types or travel documents will not be accepted. A holder of a non-ordinary passport will need to contact the nearest Moroccan embassy or consulate and get an appropriate visa there.
Most nationalities, except for India, Azerbaijan, Jordan, Israel, Thailand, and Guatemala, also need to provide a copy of:
- a residence permit issued by the USA, the EU, the UK, New Zealand, Japan, Australia, Canada, or Switzerland (valid for at least six months)
- a non-electronic visa issued by the Schengen member country, the USA, Australia, the UK, New Zealand, or Ireland (valid for at least three months)
Document Checklist — Print or Save Before Applying
| ☐ | Ordinary passport | Must be valid for at least 90 days beyond your planned entry date. |
| ☐ | Passport-style photo | White background, full face, taken within the last 6 months. |
| ☐ | Residence permit or qualifying visa | Must meet the eligibility criteria listed above. |
| ☐ | Return or onward flight confirmation | PDF from your airline or booking platform. |
| ☐ | Bank statement (last 3 months) | Must show sufficient funds to cover your entire stay. |
| ☐ | Travel insurance | Not mandatory, but some border officers request it. |
| ☐ | Valid email address | Your eVisa will be sent here as a PDF attachment. |
| ☐ | Credit or debit card | Required to pay the application fee. |
Other requirements
Apart from gathering all necessary documents, it will be essential to have access to the following:
- a stable Internet connection
- a working electronic device (laptop, smartphone, PC, tablet)
- active email address
- a valid method of online payment
Requirements on arrival
When arriving in Morocco, you may need to show some documents to enter the country without any issues. These documents may include:
- a printed copy of your valid visa
- valid passport
- your residence card or visa supporting your application (if applicable)
- proof of your onward/return travel
- sufficient funds proof
- insurance proof
Make sure to prepare all the abovelisted documents to ensure smooth entry to Morocco.
Transit information
If Morocco is only a transit stop on your way to your final destination, you may need to obtain a transit visa if you are a national of a non-visa-exempt country.
The Morocco transit visa may be issued for one or two transit stops while a transit visa holder may stay in Morocco for maximally 72 hours before taking a connecting flight to their final destination.
What Happens If My Application Is Rejected?
Applications are typically rejected for the following reasons:
- Missing or incorrect documents
- Passport expires within 90 days of planned entry
- Residence permit does not meet the minimum validity requirement
- Name on the application form does not match the passport
- Poor-quality document scans (blurry, cropped, or too dark)
If your application is rejected, you may reapply once the issue has been corrected. Alternatively, you can apply for a visa at the nearest Moroccan embassy.
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