Morocco Business eVisa
Travelling to Morocco for business meetings, conferences, seminars, or other unpaid business activities requires a valid entry permit. Eligible travellers can apply for a Morocco business eVisa online by completing a simple application form.
Read on to learn about the eligibility criteria, document requirements, and application process.
Who is Eligible to Apply?
Citizens of eligible countries for Morocco eVisa can apply online. Requirements vary by nationality, with some travellers needing no supporting documents and others being required to provide additional supporting documents for their application.
Morocco Business eVisa
Required Documents for Morocco eVisa
As requirements vary by nationality, all the applicants are still required to submit the following common documents:
- Scan of the applicant’s passport biodata page. The passport must remain valid for another 6 months after arrival in Morocco.
- Applicant’s digital photo taken on a plain background. The photo must be recent and free from glare or shadows.
Applicants must also submit any ONE document from the following:
- Invitation letter from a Moroccan Company
- Meeting Confirmation
- Business Cooperation/Partnership Document
Additional Requirements Depending on Nationality
Under Morocco’s eVisa policy, applicants required to provide additional documents must submit any ONE of the following:
Option A: Residence Permit
A residence permit/card that:
- Is valid for at least 180 days from the date you apply
- Any Schengen Area country, Ireland, the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, Canada, Japan, or New Zealand.
Option B: Multiple-Entry Sticker Visa
A physical (non-electronic) multiple-entry visa that:
- Remains valid for at least 90 days from the date of application
- Is issued by one of the following:
Any Schengen Area Country, Ireland, Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, or the United States
Note: As requirements can change over time, always check the updated Morocco eVisa requirements before starting the application process.
Documents Required Upon Arrival in Morocco
Border officers may ask to see certain documents to confirm your eligibility to enter the country.
- A valid passport
- An approved Morocco eVisa copy
- A return or onward travel ticket
- Business invitation letter copy
- Proof of sufficient funds, showing at least €70 per day for the entire stay
- Travel insurance (optional)
Required Only When Applicable
- You must carry the same supporting document you used in your eVisa application if it was part of your eligibility proof.
- Applicants whose eligibility did not require these documents proceed without presenting them on arrival.
Steps to Get Your Morocco eVisa
Step 1
Select “Business eVisa” as your preferred type in the Morocco eVisa application form, then enter your passport and travel details.
Step 2
Upload the necessary documents required for your application and pay the applicable fee online.
Step 3
Wait for approval, then receive your eVisa by email. Download it and keep a copy with you for travel.
Note: Updates for your eVisa application progress will be sent via email. Check your email inbox regularly.
Available Processing Times and Fees
The Morocco business eVisa fee varies depending on the selected processing speed. Applicants can choose from the following processing options:
Standard Processing
Typically takes 3 - 6 Working Days. This option works best if you have ample time before your travel date.
Rush Processing
For those in need of a quicker turnaround, Rush Processing delivers the visa within 2 - 4 Working Days for an additional fee.
Super Rush Processing
If you need your visa immediately, Super Rush Processing is the fastest option, completing the process in just 1 - 2 Working Days at an extra cost.
Important Note: Choose the processing speed that best fits your schedule, and allow enough time for any possible delays.
Validity & Permitted Stay
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Entry Type |
Single Entry |
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Duration of Stay |
Up to 30 Days after arrival in Morocco |
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Validity Period |
Valid for 180 Days from the date of Issuance |
Extending Your Stay in Morocco
Yes, you can extend your Morocco business eVisa by contacting the local immigration office in Morocco before your current stay expires.
FAQs
Yes. Self-employed travellers can apply, but they may need to provide documents supporting their business activity and the purpose of their trip.
Business schedule changes do not affect your stay, provided you remain within the authorised stay period.
Yes. You can enjoy sightseeing during your business trip, provided you comply with the conditions and permitted stay of your eVisa.
Content Disclaimer: Information updated in August 2026. Verify the latest requirements with the relevant authorities, embassy, or airline before travelling.
