Morocco eVisa

Apply for a Morocco eVisa

Travel Entry explains how the online Morocco eVisa application works: your eligibility route is confirmed before you pay, your details and documents are checked before submission, and the decision is sent to your email. This page explains what to expect; the application itself is completed on evis.ma, an external online application service.

Single entry · stay up to 30 days · valid 180 days from issue · ordinary passport valid 6+ months · standard ≈72 h, urgent ≈24 h (estimates).

Before you start. Have your passport, a clear scan of its photo page, a recent passport-style photo and – if you qualify through a visa or residence permit – a copy of that document ready. Enter every detail exactly as it appears in your passport; after payment the application cannot be changed.

Eligibility

Who can apply for Morocco eVisa online?

The Moroccan authorities decide who qualifies. Travellers fall into three groups, and only the second can use the eVisa route (the Morocco eVisa overview explains what the visa allows):

Visa-exempt

Your nationality can enter Morocco for a short visit without a visa. You do not need an eVisa and should not apply for one.

eVisa-eligible

Either your nationality is on the eVisa list, or you hold a valid visa or residence permit from a recognised country (the conditional route). This is the group the online application is for.

Consular visa

Your nationality is not eVisa-eligible and you hold no qualifying document. Apply through a Moroccan embassy or consulate instead.

Not sure which group you belong to? Read the full Morocco eVisa requirements first. The eligibility check is also the first step of the application itself, and it happens before any payment is taken, so you cannot pay for an application you are not eligible to make.

Checklist

What you’ll need

Have these ready before you start; the application takes a few minutes once they are to hand.

  • Ordinary passport valid for at least six months from your arrival date
  • Scan of the passport photo page (JPG, PNG or PDF, clear and complete)
  • Recent passport-style photo on a plain background
  • Valid visa or residence permit from a recognised country, only if you qualify through the conditional route
  • Email address you can access while you travel; the eVisa is delivered there
  • Payment card for the online fee

Please do not email us passport scans or card details. Documents are uploaded only inside the secure application form.

Illustrated checklist of what to prepare for a Morocco eVisa application: ordinary passport, passport photo-page scan, passport-style photo, and a residence permit or entry visa for the conditional route

Cost & processing

Two processing options, one total price

Both options give the same single-entry eVisa, valid for 180 days from issue with a stay of up to 30 days. Only the review speed and the price differ.

Standard

USD 169

Total per applicant, VAT included
Visa cost USD 90 + service fee USD 79

Typically within about 72 hours (1–3 business days) for complete applications

Urgent

USD 229

Total per applicant, VAT included
Visa cost USD 120 + service fee USD 109

Typically within about 24 hours (1 business day) for complete applications

Processing times are estimates, not guarantees. Weekends, Moroccan public holidays and additional checks by the authorities can extend them, so apply well before you travel. The full total is shown again at the evis.ma checkout before you pay, and there are no extra charges at checkout. See the fees page and processing times for detail.

How it works

How to apply for Morocco eVisa online via evis.ma

When you press Start Application you go to evis.ma, where the six steps below are completed in one sitting.

Illustration of the six Morocco eVisa application steps: confirm eligibility, enter details, upload documents, review, choose processing and pay, receive by email
  1. Confirm eligibility – select your nationality and, if relevant, your qualifying document. No payment is taken at this stage.
  2. Enter your details exactly as they appear in your passport, plus your travel dates and purpose.
  3. Upload your documents – passport photo page, photo and, where required, your visa or residence permit.
  4. Review everything – this is the moment to correct a typo. After payment the details are final.
  5. Choose standard or urgent processing and pay – payment submits the application.
  6. Receive the decision by email – print the approved eVisa or keep it on your phone and carry it with your passport.

Already applied? You can check the status of an existing application on the application tracking page. For a step-by-step walkthrough of the form, see how to apply for a Morocco eVisa.

Before you start

Please read this before you pay

  • No guarantee of approval or entry. The Moroccan authorities alone decide whether an eVisa is issued, and border officers decide entry on arrival. Nothing we say or do is a promise of either.
  • You pay for assistance, not for a visa. The fee covers the visa cost passed to the authorities and evis.ma’s service in preparing, checking and submitting your application. It is not a fee for a guaranteed outcome.
  • Payment submits the application. After payment the application cannot be cancelled or amended, and the visa cost is not refundable. If the eVisa is refused, the service fee may be refunded on request within 30 days, unless the refusal was caused by incorrect or incomplete information.
  • Your data. The details and documents you enter on evis.ma are used to prepare and submit your application and are transferred to the Moroccan authorities for the decision.
  • You can apply directly. Any eligible traveller may apply for a Morocco eVisa without using an assistance service.

Before payment, evis.ma will ask you to accept its terms. Travel Entry’s own Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy and Refund and Cancellation Policy apply to this website.

FAQ

Questions before you apply for Morocco eVisa assistance

Can I apply for my family in one go?

Each traveller, including children, needs their own eVisa on their own passport. You can prepare the applications together, but each is submitted and decided individually.

Can I apply directly without Travel Entry?

Yes. Every eligible traveller can apply for the Morocco eVisa directly with the Moroccan authorities. evis.ma’s service adds an eligibility check, a review of your details and documents before submission, and support until you receive a decision, for a service fee that is shown separately from the visa cost.

Is approval guaranteed?

No. Neither using the evis.ma service nor meeting the published requirements guarantees that an eVisa will be issued or that you will be admitted to Morocco. Those decisions belong to the Moroccan authorities and border officers. What evis.ma’s review can do is reduce the risk of a refusal caused by a preventable error in the application.

Can I change my details after payment?

No. Payment is the step that submits the application, and from that moment the details are final and the application cannot be cancelled or amended. Check every field against your passport on the review screen before you pay. If a mistake is discovered after submission, contact evis.ma straight away through its contact page.

What happens if my eVisa is refused?

You will be informed by email. The visa cost is not refundable, but the service fee may be refunded if you ask within 30 days of the refusal notice and the refusal was not caused by incorrect or incomplete information supplied by you. Refund requests are handled by evis.ma under its refund terms; see also our Refund and Cancellation Policy page.

Ready to apply for Morocco eVisa processing?

The eligibility check comes first and costs nothing. You only pay once your route is confirmed and you have reviewed your application. You will be taken to evis.ma to complete and pay for your application.

Not sure whether you need an eVisa, or have a question about this site first? Read the Morocco eVisa FAQ or Contact Travel Entry before you apply.