Morocco evisa / Filipino Citizens
Electronic Travel Authorisation

Morocco eVisa for Filipino Citizens

Filipino passport holders can apply for the Morocco eVisa to visit the country for tourism or business, provided they meet all eligibility criteria. The process is completed online, and once approved, the eVisa is delivered electronically.

What is the Morocco eVisa for Filipino nationals?

The Morocco eVisa is an online permit that allows Filipino nationals to enter Morocco for tourism or business. It eliminates the need for physical embassy appointments and postal submissions.

  • Single-entry privilege: The Morocco eVisa is issued for a single entry and allows a continuous stay of up to 30 days for tourism or business.
  • Passport consistency: You must travel with the exact same passport used during the application process.
  • 6 months validity: Your Philippine passport must have at least 6 months validity remaining on your intended date of arrival.
  • Strict review policy: Application details cannot be changed once submitted, so review all information carefully before confirming.
  • Re-entry rules: If the eVisa expires before travel, a brand-new application must be submitted.
Entry Format Single Entry
Max Stay Up to 30 Days
Validity Window 180 Days
Filing Mode 100% Online
Filipino passport and Morocco eVisa file preparation

Verify qualifying documents before submission

Filipino passport holders who lack an active supporting foreign residence card or qualifying visa sticker cannot use the electronic portal and must apply for a regular sticker visa through a Moroccan embassy.

Residency or visa conditions for Philippine passport holders

To apply for the Morocco eVisa, Filipino citizens must meet at least ONE of the following supporting conditions:

1. Foreign Residence Permit

Hold a valid residence permit or green card with at least 180 days of validity remaining from the application submission date, issued by:

  • Any Schengen Area Country
  • United States or Canada
  • United Kingdom or Ireland
  • Australia, New Zealand, or Japan
  • United Arab Emirates (residence permit only)
* Must be an official physical permit; double-sided scan required.

2. Multiple-Entry Sticker Visa

Hold a valid multiple-entry visa with at least 90 days of validity remaining from the application submission date, issued by:

  • Any Schengen Area Country
  • United States or Canada
  • United Kingdom or Ireland
  • Australia, New Zealand, or Japan
* Must be a physical visa sticker inside your passport; third-country eVisas, ESTA/ETA approvals, and UAE-issued visas are not accepted under this route.

Physical Inspection Warning: Moroccan immigration officers (Direction Générale de la Sûreté Nationale) will inspect your physical residence permit or sticker visa upon arrival. Presenting expired or digital-only foreign credentials will lead to entry refusal.

Essential documents for Morocco eVisa application from Philippines

Prepare the following digital files prior to opening the application form:

Document Detailed Specifications Preparation Guidance
Philippines Passport Must hold at least 6 months validity from the arrival date and contain at least 2 blank pages. Provide a clear color scan of the biodata page showing full name, MRZ, and expiry.
Digital Passport Photo Recent passport-sized photograph in digital format with neutral facial expression. Must meet international dimensions, plain light background, without filters, glasses, or shadows.
Supporting Permit or Visa Active residence permit (180+ days) or physical multiple-entry visa sticker (90+ days) from an eligible country. Ensure the document is active and valid for both application submission and Moroccan travel.
Payment Method A valid international credit or debit card authorized for cross-border online payments. Required to settle the government and administrative application processing charges.
Personal Email Address An active, monitored email account. Required to receive reference updates, receipt confirmations, and the approved eVisa PDF.

How to apply for a Morocco eVisa from Philippines

1

Access the eVisa Application Form

Visit the application portal, select your travel route, fill out the form accurately, and upload the required digital document scans.

2

Pay the Morocco eVisa Fee

Complete the visa fee payment online using a valid credit or debit card. Once paid, a confirmation receipt will be emailed immediately.

3

Receive Morocco eVisa

Wait for official government review, then download and print the approved Morocco eVisa PDF delivered to your email inbox.

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Details required in the Morocco eVisa application form

The application form requires precise and accurate information across five core sections:

Key Section Required Details to Fill
Personal Information Full name (exactly as printed in your Philippine passport), Date of birth, Place of birth, Nationality, Gender, Marital status.
Passport Details Passport number, Date of issue, Expiry date, Country of issue.
Contact Information Email address, Phone number, Residential address in Philippines or country of current residence.
Travel Details Purpose of visit (tourism or business), Intended date of entry, Duration of stay, Address in Morocco (hotel or host accommodation).
Employment Information Current occupation, Employer name and address (if applicable).

Processing time for Filipino applicants

The Morocco eVisa for Filipino citizens is processed online within a few business days, with expedited options available:

Service Type Processing Time Operational Notes
Standard Processing 3 – 6 Working Days Budget-friendly timeline; may vary depending on seasonal government application volume.
Rush Processing 2 – 4 Working Days Faster review queue suited to fixed itineraries and near-term departures.
Super Rush Processing 1 – 2 Working Days Fastest available queue for urgent travel needs or short-notice departures.

Port of entry requirements for Filipino travelers

Upon arrival at Moroccan airports or seaports, border control officers will verify the following physical items before granting entry stamp clearance:

  • Printed eVisa: A physical, printed copy of the approved Morocco eVisa PDF.
  • Matching Passport: The original Philippine passport used during the online application (minimum 6 months validity).
  • Eligibility Document: The original physical foreign residence card or multiple-entry sticker visa.
  • Proof of Adequate Funds: Evidence of sufficient financial means to cover the stay (minimum €70 per day recommended).
  • Onward Ticket: A confirmed return or onwards flight ticket departing Morocco within 30 days.
  • Travel Insurance: Although not an absolute eVisa filing barrier, comprehensive travel insurance covering medical emergency and trip cancellation is strongly advised.

Application Status Check: Applicants can check their Morocco eVisa Application Status online at any stage using their reference Order ID and passport number.

Common hurdles and how to overcome them

Review these common application hurdles to ensure an uninterrupted submission:

Document Rejection

Make sure all uploaded files are high-resolution, uncropped, and free from camera flash glare. Double-check for spelling typos in the form before payment.

Application Denied

If applicants are not granted an eVisa, they may have to apply for a regular sticker visa. Contact the nearest Moroccan embassy or consulate for further steps.

Technical Difficulties

If encountering technical glitches on the submission portal, clear browser cache, switch to a desktop browser, or access the website during non-peak hours.

Payment Issues

Use an international credit or debit card with sufficient funds and ensure cross-border 3D-Secure online transactions are enabled with your issuing bank.

Questions asked by Filipino travelers

01 Can Filipino citizens apply for a Morocco eVisa?

Yes, Filipino passport holders can apply online for the Morocco eVisa if they hold a valid residence permit (180+ days) or physical multiple-entry sticker visa (90+ days) from an approved country such as the Schengen Area, USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, Ireland, or the UAE (UAE residence permits only; UAE visas do not qualify).

02 What if a Filipino citizen does not hold a qualifying third-country visa or permit?

Filipino passport holders who lack an accepted foreign residence permit or physical multi-entry sticker visa are not eligible for the online eVisa route and must apply for a traditional sticker visa through a Moroccan embassy or diplomatic mission.

03 What is the validity and stay duration for Filipino travelers?

The Morocco eVisa for Filipino nationals is valid for 180 days from the date of issue and allows a single-entry stay of up to 30 consecutive days in Morocco for tourism or business purposes.

04 What documents must be presented at the Moroccan port of entry?

Upon arrival, Filipino travelers must present their original valid Philippine passport, a physical printout of the approved eVisa, their original supporting residence permit or visa sticker, proof of adequate financial funds, a confirmed return or onward flight ticket, and travel insurance.

05 Can application details be modified after submission?

No. Application details cannot be changed once the form is submitted and processed into the immigration system. Review all biographical information and passport numbers carefully before confirming payment.

06 How can I check the status of my Morocco eVisa application?

Applicants can check their Morocco eVisa application status online at any time using their unique Order ID (reference number) and Philippine passport number.

Ready to apply for your Morocco eVisa?

Confirm your supporting residency credentials, assemble your passport and photo, and complete your application with pre-submission verification.

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Content Disclaimer: Although this information was most recently updated in October 2026, we strongly recommend that you verify the specifics with the appropriate authorities, embassies, and airlines in order to guarantee that your travel plans are accurate and complete. VistoRoute is a private application assistance platform and is not the official visa authority of Morocco.