Validity and Duration of Stay of Morocco eVisa

Learn about the validity period and permitted stay duration of your Morocco eVisa. Knowing these details in advance can help you plan your stay better.

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Morocco eVisa Validity and Stay Duration

The Morocco eVisa is available for tourism and business travel. The same validity and stay rules apply to both travel purposes:

Morocco Visa Validity: Your Morocco eVisa is valid for 180 days from the date of issue. You must enter Morocco before it expires.
Morocco eVisa Stay Duration: The eVisa permits a max stay of 30 days from the date of entry. Any time spent beyond this 30-day window qualifies as overstaying.
Number of Entries: The eVisa grants a single entry into the country. Travellers who leave Morocco and wish to return must apply for a fresh eVisa.

Who’s eligible to apply for a Morocco eVisa?

Citizens who hold a passport from a country eligible for Morocco eVisa can apply online.

Morocco eVisa Validity and Stay Duration in Practice

Example: If your Morocco eVisa is issued on 10 December:

You must enter Morocco within 180 days, so your entry date must be on or before 8 June.
If you enter Morocco on 15 January, your 30-day stay starts from the date of entry.
You must leave Morocco by 14 February.
Departure from Morocco during those 30 days ends the validity of the single-entry eVisa. Re-entry requires a new eVisa application.

Activities Permitted During Authorised Stay in Morocco

▲ Activities Allowed	▼ Restricted Activities
Tourism and leisure travel. Visiting family or friends. Attending business meetings or conferences. Short business consultations.	Engaging in paid employment. Long-term residency activities. Income-generating work in Morocco. Paid professional services.

Morocco eVisa Stay Extension

Travellers must apply for an extension at a police department or immigration office before the permitted stay period ends. Approval depends on the stated purpose, supporting documents, and travel record.

What if my extension request is refused?

You must leave Morocco before your authorised stay period expires.

Consequences of Overstaying

Overstaying your Morocco eVisa may result in:

Fines or penalties.
Deportation.
Difficulty obtaining future visas or re-entering Morocco.

Can I Apply Again to return to Morocco?

Travellers who have left Morocco and wish to re-enter may submit a new application through the standard eVisa process.

Step 1: Complete the Morocco eVisa application form with your correct passport and travel details, then upload the required documents.
Step 2: Pay the Morocco eVisa Fee online using the available payment methods; processing begins only after payment is confirmed.
Step 3: Once approved, the Morocco eVisa will be emailed; print a copy and present it with your passport when re-entering Morocco.

Practical Guidance for Travellers

Apply in Advance

Submit your eVisa application several days before your travel date to allow time for processing.

Contact for Assistance

Applicants may contact Morocco eVisa support for assistance with their applications.

Carry Copies of Your eVisa

Keep digital and printed copies of your eVisa to present at border control and during your stay in Morocco.

Content Disclaimer: This information was updated in August 2026. Check with the relevant authorities, embassy, or airline for the latest travel requirements.