Check which entry option applies to your nationality before planning your trip to Morocco. Eligible travellers can apply for an eVisa/eTA, while others may qualify for visa free entry or need to apply for a regular visa through a Moroccan embassy or consulate.
Below you can check which nationalities can apply directly and which require additional supporting documents.
The following nationalities can apply for Morocco eVisa by just providing a scan of their valid passport’s biopage and their recent digital photo:
Note: Additional documents may be required depending on the eVisa type selected. Check complete Morocco eVisa requirements before applying.
The nationalities listed below are required to provide either a valid residence permit or a multiple-entry sticker visa, in addition to the passport biopage scan and applicant photo:
The listed eTA eligible countries are required to submit the following documents for their application:
Nationalities required to submit an additional supporting document must provide any ONE document from the options listed below:
Valid for at least 180 days from application submission, issued by one of the accepted countries: Schengen countries, the US, the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Japan, or UAE.
Valid for at least 90 days from application submission, issued by any of these countries: Schengen countries, Ireland, Canada, Japan, the US, the UK, Australia, and New Zealand.
Important: UK residents who do not hold a physical residence permit can provide a valid UK Share Code or UK Immigration Status Document in its place.
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3 - 6 Working Days
Suitable for travellers who apply in advance
2 - 4 Working Days
Best option for those with near departure
1 - 2 Working Days
Highest priority for urgent travel requirements
Important: Timelines apply only to complete and accurate applications. Applications with errors or missing documents will take longer.
Some nationalities may enter Morocco visa-free for up to 90 days.
If your nationality is not listed above, you must apply for a regular visa at a Moroccan embassy or consulate.
Yes. Every traveller, including infants, requires a separate eVisa.
The eVisa allows tourism and business visits only. Remote work may be possible, but it does not grant residency or employment rights.
Check with the Moroccan embassy or consulate and apply for a regular visa if required.
Apply for the eVisa using your eligible passport and make sure to carry the same passport with you when travelling.
Content Disclaimer: This information was last updated in September 2026. It is advised to verify the details with the relevant authorities, embassy, or airline before travelling.