Morocco Tourist e-Visa

Travellers visiting Morocco for tourism or leisure may apply for the Morocco Tourist eVisa.

Review the information below to understand the online application process, document requirements, and visa fees.

What is the Morocco Tourist eVisa?

The Morocco Tourist eVisa is an electronic entry permit issued for tourism, visiting family or friends, and short-term cultural or sightseeing visits. The application is completed online.

It is a single-entry visa. It remains valid for up to 180 days from the date of issue. Within this validity period, you may stay in Morocco for up to 30 days.

Morocco Tourist eVisa Requirements

Applicants must meet all required conditions after confirming eligibility for the Morocco eVisa.

You will need:

Recent Photo: Applicants must carefully understand the Morocco eVisa Photo Requirements before applying.
Passport Copy: Provide a clear colour scan of the passport bio page showing identity details and passport validity.

Certain eligible nationalities must also provide one of the following supporting documents:

A double-sided copy of a residence card or residence permit issued by an eligible country, valid for at least 180 days from the application date, or
A non-electronic multiple-entry visa, valid for at least 90 days from the date of application, issued by an eligible country.

Travellers can check the Morocco eVisa Requirements for complete details.

Entry Requirements upon Arrival

When you arrive in Morocco, you must present the following documents:

Valid passport
Residence card or sticker visa, if this document was used in your eVisa application
Return or onward travel ticket
Proof of sufficient funds for your stay
Travel insurance (optional, but recommended for your protection)

How to Apply for a Morocco Tourist eVisa?

Complete Online Form

Visit the Morocco eVisa website and fill in all the details on the Morocco eVisa Application Form.

Pay Visa Fee and Approval

Pay the fee using a credit or debit card and wait for approval, usually within a few days.

Receive and Print eVisa

If approved, print the eVisa received in your email to present upon arrival.

Costs and Processing Choices for the Morocco Tourist eVisa

The total Morocco eVisa cost includes the visa fee, service fee, and any additional charge for the selected processing speed.

Applicants should confirm the current Morocco eVisa Fee before submitting the application.

You may select from the following processing time options based on your travel plans:

Processing Type	Timeframe	Extra Fee
Standard	3 - 6 Days	No
Rush	2 - 4 Days	Yes
Super Rush	1 - 2 Days	Yes

How to Track Your Morocco Tourist eVisa Application

Applicants can check their Morocco eVisa Application Status by entering the order ID and passport number.

Approved eVisas are delivered by email or mobile notification.
If the application is denied, review the stated reason before submitting a new application.

Top Attractions to Visit in Morocco

1. Marrakech Medina

Explore the vibrant souks filled with colourful spices and handcrafted goods. Visit historic sites like the Bahia Palace and the Koutoubia Mosque to experience the city's cultural richness.

2. Chefchaouen (Blue City)

Wander through the iconic blue-painted streets of Chefchaouen. Enjoy the tranquil atmosphere and capture stunning photos of its unique architecture.

3. Sahara Desert

Take a camel trek across the golden dunes of the Sahara. Spend a night under the stars at a traditional Berber camp, experiencing Moroccan hospitality.

4. Fes el-Bali

Travel back in history to Fes el-Bali, Morocco's best-preserved medieval city. Discover traditional tanneries and intricate tilework in the historic madrasas, showcasing the country's rich heritage.

Travel Etiquette and Practical Guidance in Morocco

Attire: Travellers should wear modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees, particularly in rural areas and at religious sites.
Greetings: A polite greeting such as “Salam Alaikum” is commonly used when interacting with others.
Always Use the Right Hand: Use your right hand for eating, greetings, and handing items.
Currency: Transactions are made in Moroccan Dirhams (MAD); carry small denominations for local markets.
Transport: Confirm taxi fares in advance or request a metered fare; choose licensed guides for tours.
Language: Basic Arabic or French phrases such as “Shukran” (thank you) or “Bonjour” (hello) assist everyday communication.
Passport: The passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended stay.
eVisa: Carry the approved eVisa while travelling for verification when required.

Frequently Asked Questions

Travellers may apply for a stay extension through a local immigration office. The extension procedure should be initiated well before the expiration date of your eVisa.

Morocco is widely visited by international travellers. Visitors should remain aware of their surroundings and follow standard travel precautions.

The best time to visit Morocco is in spring (March–May) or autumn (September–November) when the weather is mild. Winter is cooler but great for desert trips, while summer is hot and ideal for beach destinations.

No, a Moroccan tourist eVisa does not allow you to travel to Western Sahara. This region has a separate visa regime.

Wear light, modest clothing with a scarf for religious sites, plus sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and sturdy walking shoes.