Visa Services
Morocco Visa Services
Everything you need to work out whether you need a visa for Morocco and, if you do, how to get the eVisa correctly: eligibility, requirements, fees, processing times, a step-by-step application guide, and what to do if a consular visa is required instead. Travel Entry’s Morocco visa services are built around one idea – clear information first, guided help when you want it.
The Morocco eVisa is a single-entry visa for stays of up to 30 days, to be used within 180 days of issue. Ordinary passports only; every traveller, including children, needs their own eVisa.
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Morocco Visa Services and Guides
Morocco eVisa
The overview: what the eVisa is, who it is for, single entry, 30-day stay, 180-day validity and how Travel Entry helps.
Requirements & eligibility
Who can apply – by nationality or through a qualifying residence permit or visa – passport rules and the documents you need.
Fees
Standard and urgent totals, the visa cost and service fee split, when you pay and the refund policy.
Processing times
Standard versus urgent, when the clock starts, what can cause delays and how far ahead to apply.
How to apply
The application step by step: what to prepare, the online form, uploads, payment, what happens after submission and common mistakes.
Embassies & consulates
When a consular visa is needed instead of the eVisa, how to find the right Moroccan mission and how the two routes differ.
Do you need a visa?
Three Situations for Travellers to Morocco
Whether you need a visa depends on your nationality and the documents you hold. Your exact situation is confirmed at the start of an application, before any payment.
Visa-exempt
Nationals of certain countries enter Morocco for short visits without a visa. No application needed.
eVisa-eligible
You need a visa and can get it online – directly by nationality, or through a valid residence permit or entry visa from certain countries. Ordinary passports only.
Consular visa
If neither route applies, the visa is requested through a Moroccan embassy or consulate. Morocco does not offer a general visa on arrival.
How we help
What Travel Entry’s Morocco Visa Services Include
The eVisa is a straightforward document, but most refusals and delays come from small, avoidable errors: a name typed differently from the passport, a scan with a cut-off edge, a residence permit that has expired, an application submitted too late. Our service exists to catch those before submission and to keep you informed until the decision.
The decision itself is made by the Moroccan authorities. No assistance service can guarantee an outcome, and an approved eVisa does not by itself guarantee entry – border officers decide on arrival.
Included with every application
- Eligibility check for your nationality and documents, before payment
- Guided form with details entered as they appear in your passport
- Review of uploads for legibility and mismatches
- Submission and status updates until the decision
- eVisa delivered by email – print it and carry it with your passport
- Standard or urgent processing – see fees
Key Facts at a Glance
- Single entry, up to 30 days. The eVisa admits you once, for a stay of up to 30 days from the day you enter.
- Enter within 180 days of issue. Validity is your deadline to arrive; it is separate from the length of stay.
- Ordinary passport, valid 6+ months from your intended entry date. Diplomatic and service passports cannot use the eVisa.
- Standard or urgent processing – typically within about 72 hours or about 24 hours respectively; estimates, not guarantees.
- Payment submits the application. Details are final afterwards, and every traveller, including children, needs their own eVisa.
- Apply early. Book non-refundable flights and hotels only after the eVisa is issued; processing estimates are not deadlines.
Morocco Visa Services: Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a visa for Morocco?
It depends on your nationality and the documents you hold: some travellers are visa-exempt, some can apply online for the eVisa, others need a consular visa. The requirements page explains the three situations, and the application confirms yours before payment.
How much does the eVisa cost and how long does it take?
Through Travel Entry, USD 169 for standard processing (typically within about 72 hours) or USD 229 for urgent (typically within about 24 hours), VAT included. Full breakdowns are on the fees and processing times pages.
Do children need their own eVisa?
Yes. Every traveller, including children, needs an individual eVisa linked to their own passport. Family applications can be prepared together, but each person receives a separate visa.
What if I am not eligible for the eVisa?
A visa must then be requested through a Moroccan embassy or consulate. Our embassies and consulates page explains how to identify the right mission.
Can you help with the rest of the trip too?
Yes – tours, transfers, hotels, car rental and insurance information can be requested through our travel services, and our free Morocco travel guides help you plan. Travel arrangements have no effect on the visa decision.
Ready to Apply for a Morocco eVisa?
Check your eligibility, prepare your documents and submit a complete application with Travel Entry’s guidance.