Entry Requirements when Travelling to Morocco with an eVisa

When entering Morocco, travellers are required to show their Morocco eVisa and other required documents to immigration officers.

Having a better understanding of these entry requirements in advance can help the travellers to prepare for immigration checks upon arrival.

1. Valid Morocco eVisa

• A Morocco eVisa can be used for tourism and business purposes.
• Make and carry a printed copy of the approved eVisa.
• Travellers should verify that their dates are getting covered with the approved eVisa validity period, as overstaying may lead to deportation or future entry bans.

Stay and Validity Rules for Morocco eVisa

• Stay Days: 30 Days
• Validity: 180 Days
• Allowed Entry: Single

2. Passport Requirements

• The passport must be valid for 3 months from the intended travel date.
• Information on the eVisa must be the same as on the passport. As any mismatched information can deny entry into the country.
• There should be 2 unused pages for visa stamps.

3. Proof of Accommodation

Proof of stay is not required during the application process, but immigration officers may request it upon arrival in Morocco.

• A proof of hotel booking showing the traveller's name, hotel address and confirmed booked date.
• If staying with a local host (family or friends) provide an invitation letter mentioning the host’s name , address and contact details.

4. Return or Onwards Travel Ticket

Travellers must show an intent that they are exiting Morocco.

• A confirmed return flight mentioning the traveller name, flight number and the departure date.
• Departure date must be within the allowed 30-day stay period.

5. Proof of Financial Statement

• Accepted Proof: Last 3 months' bank statement showing the transaction details.
• Balance: Travellers must show proof of having at least €70 per day to cover their expenses during their stay in Morocco.

6. Supporting Visa or Residence Permit (If Applicable)

Carry the same residence permit or the multiple-entry sticker visa used in the Morocco eVisa application. Issued from any one of the allowed countries.

• Residence Permit Validity
  180 days from the date of application.
• Multiple-Entry Sticker Visa Validity
  90 days from the date of application.

7. Travel Insurance

While not mandatory, travel insurance is highly recommended for the travellers to protect them against:

• Medical emergencies and hospitalisations.
• Trip cancellations.
• Theft or loss of luggage.

8. Entry Requirements For Minors

If the applicant is travelling with a minor the immigration office can request for the following documents upon arrival:

• A clear scan of parents or legal guardian’s passport biopage.
• Minor/child birth certificate.
• The minor must carry a parental or legal guardian consent letter authorising their travel to the country. The letter should be signed or certified by an authorised notary public or a government registrar.

Immigration Process Upon Arrival

• Immigration officers may check travellers' documents for verifying their details.
• Border officials may ask general questions to the travellers regarding their purpose and duration of visit, and they should answer them truthfully.
• Declare any goods or currency that must be reported under Morocco's customs rules.

Disclaimer: Last updated in October2026. Morocco eVisa entry requirements may change. Verify the latest rules with Moroccan authorities, embassies or airlines before travelling.