Who we are
About Travel Entry
Travel Entry helps people visiting Morocco understand the eVisa, arrange the practical parts of a trip on request, and plan with free guides to the country – all in one place, in plain language.
Visa information, travel services and guides for Morocco, written to be read before you book.
What we do
Three Things, Done Properly
Morocco eVisa assistance
We confirm your eligibility route before any payment, guide you through the online form, check your details and documents for the errors that cause refusals, submit the application and keep you informed until the decision. The eVisa itself is issued by the Moroccan authorities. See how it works.
Travel services on request
Tours and activities, airport transfers, hotels and riads, car rental and travel insurance information – arranged through simple request forms. You describe the trip, we reply with options and costs, and nothing is booked or charged until you confirm. See travel services.
Free Morocco travel guides
Practical guides to destinations, things to do, where to stay, getting around, food and culture, and the small things worth knowing before you arrive – written to help, not to sell. See the guides.
How we work
What You Can Expect from Travel Entry
Visa information online is often confusing, out of date or dressed up to look official. We try to do the opposite: say clearly what the rules are and who sets them, what we do and do not do, what things cost before you pay, and where our information comes from. If something cannot be verified, we leave it out rather than guess.
The most important thing to know about Travel Entry is where our information comes from. Our eligibility, requirement and processing information is based on official Moroccan sources, which remain the final authority. Where anything on this site differs from what the Moroccan authorities, an embassy or a consulate tells you, their information prevails.
Our commitments
- Eligibility first – we point you to the right route before anything else
- Eligibility before payment – you know your route before you pay
- Fees shown in full – visa cost and service fee, VAT included
- No guarantees we cannot give – decisions rest with the Moroccan authorities
- Requests are free – nothing is booked or charged until you confirm
- Plain language – and a real reply by email
Plan ahead
How to Plan a Morocco Trip in the Right Order
- Check your visa route and passport validity. Visa-exempt, eVisa-eligible or consular – and a passport valid for at least six months from arrival. See eVisa requirements.
- Apply for the eVisa before booking non-refundable travel. Standard processing is typically about 72 hours, urgent about 24 hours; leave a margin for weekends and holidays.
- Choose your circuit and where to stay. Imperial cities, the Atlas, the Sahara or the coast – our destinations and where to stay guides help you decide.
- Arrange transfers and any tours. Airport pickups, drivers and guided days are arranged on request through our travel services.
- Sort insurance, money and connectivity. Our practical information guide covers cash, cards, SIM cards and etiquette.
Travellers who are not eligible for the eVisa, or who prefer to apply without assistance, can approach the relevant Moroccan mission directly – see Moroccan embassies and consulates.
About Travel Entry: Frequently Asked Questions
How far ahead should I apply for the eVisa?
As soon as your dates are fixed and your passport is valid for at least six months from arrival. Standard processing is typically about 72 hours, but weekends, holidays and extra checks can extend it, so leave a margin before booking non-refundable travel. More timing questions are answered in the Morocco eVisa FAQ.
What do I pay for with the eVisa service?
Each total combines the visa cost with a service fee for guided preparation, review and submission, VAT included. Both are shown in full before you pay – see Morocco eVisa fees.
Do I have to use Travel Entry to get a Morocco eVisa?
No. Using Travel Entry is optional. Our value is in confirming your eligibility route, catching the errors that lead to refusals and handling the process for you.
Where does your visa information come from?
From official Moroccan sources, which remain the final authority. We keep our pages current, and where a detail cannot be verified we leave it out rather than guess.
How do the travel services work?
Through simple request forms. You tell us what you need, we reply by email with options and costs, and nothing is booked or charged until you confirm. Online booking and live availability will be added later.
How can I reach you?
Through the contact page. We reply by email to the address you give us.
Planning a Trip to Morocco?
Start with the visa question, then let us help with the rest.