What is the Morocco Business eVisa?
The Morocco Business eVisa is an electronic entry document for eligible travellers attending business meetings, conferences, seminars, commercial discussions or other short unpaid business activities. Eligible travellers can complete the application online.
The reviewed conditions describe a single-entry document valid for up to 180 days from issue. The permitted stay may be up to 30 days after arrival. The issued document controls the final conditions for the trip.
Morocco operates a single eVisa type that covers both tourism and business purposes - this guide focuses on the business route. If your trip is for leisure instead, see the Morocco Tourist eVisa guide.
Organise your Business eVisa file
Keep your passport, recent photo and business-purpose evidence together before starting. Meeting details and uploaded documents should match the information entered in the application.
Check whether your business purpose fits
Citizens of eligible countries may be able to apply online. The supporting-document list can vary by nationality, so confirm the route available for the passport you will use.
This page is intended for travellers whose visit involves meetings, conferences, seminars, partnership discussions or similar unpaid activities. Self-employed applicants may also apply when eligible, with evidence that explains their business activity and travel purpose.
- Business meetings with a company or commercial contact.
- Conferences, seminars and professional events.
- Partnership, cooperation or commercial discussions.
- Short business visits that do not involve local employment.
Documents to prepare before applying
Prepare clear scans and ensure that names, passport details, travel dates and business information are consistent. All applicants should prepare the common documents below, followed by one document that supports the business purpose.
| Document | Preparation guidance |
|---|---|
| Passport biodata page | Provide a clear scan of the personal-details page. The passport should remain valid for at least six months after arrival in Morocco. |
| Digital applicant photo | Use a recent photo on a plain background. It should be free from glare, heavy shadows and distracting filters. |
| Business-purpose evidence | Provide one of the following where requested: an invitation letter from a Moroccan company, meeting confirmation, or a business cooperation or partnership document. |
On the day of application, your passport must remain valid for at least 90 days, and only ordinary (non-diplomatic, non-official) passport holders can apply for this eVisa online.
Additional evidence for some nationalities
Some applicants may need one of the following eligibility documents in addition to the common business documents:
- Residence card or permit: valid for at least 180 days from the application date and issued by an accepted country. The reviewed list includes Schengen Area countries, Ireland, the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, Canada, Japan and New Zealand.
- Physical multiple-entry visa: a non-electronic visa valid for at least 90 days from the application date and issued by an accepted country. The reviewed list includes Schengen Area countries, Ireland, Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States.
Document reminder: Requirements can change by nationality and travel circumstances. Review the current document list before submission and keep copies of every file uploaded.
Documents to carry when entering Morocco
Keep the following documents accessible during your journey. Entry staff may ask for evidence that confirms the business purpose, travel plan and ability to support the stay.
- Valid passport matching the application.
- Printed or saved copy of the approved Morocco Business eVisa.
- Return or onward travel ticket.
- Copy of the business invitation letter, meeting confirmation or other business-purpose document.
- Proof of sufficient funds, with the supplied guide citing at least €70 per day for the stay.
- Travel insurance, described in the supplied guide as optional but recommended.
When applicable: Carry the same residence card or physical multiple-entry visa used as eligibility evidence in the application. Applicants who did not need that evidence should follow the document list shown for their own application.
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Complete the Business eVisa process online
Select the Business eVisa type
Choose Business eVisa in the application form, then enter your passport, contact, travel and business-purpose details.
Upload evidence and pay
Upload the passport scan, photo, business-purpose document and any nationality-specific supporting evidence requested. Pay the applicable amount online.
Receive and print the eVisa
Monitor the registered email for your application ID and approval notice, download the issued document and carry a printed copy for the business trip.
Choose a processing option for your schedule
The total amount can include the visa charge, service fee and the selected processing speed. The final amount and available option are shown during the application.
Single entry – business (6 months)
Processing speed options
| Processing option | Guide timeframe | Additional charge |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3–6 working days | No additional rush charge |
| Rush | 2–4 working days | Additional charge may apply |
| Super Rush | 1–2 working days | Additional charge may apply |
Choose a speed that leaves room for document corrections or unexpected delays. A submitted application is not a guarantee of approval or entry.
Understand the reviewed Business eVisa conditions
| Condition | Reviewed guidance |
|---|---|
| Entry type | Single entry |
| Permitted stay | Up to 30 days after arrival in Morocco |
| Validity period | Up to 180 days from the date of issue |
Stay within the dates and conditions printed on the issued document. If the meeting or event changes after arrival, a schedule change does not automatically extend the permitted stay.
Track your Business eVisa application
Progress updates are sent to the email address used in the application. Check the inbox and spam folder regularly, keep your order or application reference available and respond promptly if more information is requested.
Read Morocco application status guidance →Business travel is not local employment
The Business eVisa is intended for meetings, conferences, seminars and other short unpaid activities. Do not use it for paid employment, local service delivery, long-term residence or any activity outside the conditions printed on the issued document.
- Keep the business purpose genuine and supported by matching evidence.
- Self-employed travellers should be ready to explain their business activity.
- Sightseeing may be incidental to the business trip when the issued conditions are followed.
- The eVisa does not entitle the holder to apply for residency in Morocco.
- Never overstay the authorised period.
Extension questions should be addressed before the current stay ends - contact the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the current extension process. Never assume that a change of meeting date creates an extension.
Questions business travellers ask
01Can self-employed travellers apply for the Morocco Business eVisa?
Yes. Self-employed travellers may apply when eligible, but they may need evidence supporting their business activity and the purpose of the trip.
02What if my meeting or event is postponed after I arrive?
A change to the business schedule does not by itself change the authorised stay. Remain within the permitted period and comply with the conditions on the issued document.
03Can I do sightseeing with a Business eVisa?
Sightseeing may be possible during a business trip when it remains incidental to the trip and you comply with the issued document’s conditions and permitted stay.
04Do I need an invitation for Morocco business travel?
Prepare an invitation letter, meeting confirmation or business cooperation document. One of these may be requested to support the stated business purpose.
05How long is the Morocco Business eVisa valid?
The reviewed conditions describe single entry, a validity period of 180 days from issue and a stay of up to 30 days after arrival. Follow the issued document.
06Can I work in Morocco with a Business eVisa?
Do not use a business visitor route for paid employment or local service delivery. Those activities may require a different permission.
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