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Documentation Standard

Morocco eVisa Requirements

Official checklist covering ordinary passport validity, digital photograph specifications, third-country residency proofs, and arrival inspection documents.

What documents are mandatory for a Morocco eVisa?

To submit an electronic visa via the Accès Maroc system, every applicant must upload a colour digital scan of their ordinary passport bio-page and a compliant passport photograph. Travelers qualifying via foreign residency or non-electronic visas must provide double-sided scans of their valid supporting permits.

All uploaded documents must be active and match the passport you will present at Moroccan airport and seaport border controls.

Passport Bio-Page Colour Scan
Passport Buffer 90+ Days Validity
Digital Photo Plain Light BG
Supporting Permit 180+ Days (if used)
Checklist, passport and digital documents for Morocco eVisa

Verify file clarity before uploading

Cropped edges, blurred characters, or strong flash reflections on the machine-readable zone will cause automatic validation rejections. Ensure all scans are crisp and legible.

Common document checklist for all applicants

Prepare the following standard documents prior to starting your online submission:

Document Preparation Guidelines
Passport Bio-Data Page Clear, full-page colour scan showing full name, birth date, passport number, expiry date, and machine-readable zone (MRZ). Must remain valid for at least 90 days from the submission date.
Applicant Digital Portrait Recent passport-size colour photograph on a plain, light background. Face must be centered with a neutral expression, free from glare, heavy shadows, glasses, or filters.
Residence Permit (if applicable) For conditional nationalities: A clear double-sided scan of a valid residence card from an accepted nation (Schengen, US, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, UAE) valid for at least 180 days.
Sticker Visa (if applicable) For conditional nationalities: A clear scan of an active, physical multiple-entry visa sticker from an accepted jurisdiction valid for at least 90 days from application.

Consistency Rule: First names, middle names, surnames, and passport numbers entered into the online form must match the passport Machine Readable Zone (MRZ) character for character.

Supporting evidence by visa category

Depending on your declared reason for visiting Morocco, prepare additional verification records:

Tourist eVisa Dossier

Prepared for sightseeing, cultural exploration, and visiting family or friends residing in Morocco.

  • Round-trip or onward flight itinerary.
  • Confirmed hotel booking or official host accommodation letter.
  • Proof of personal travel funds (minimum €70 per day).
View Tourist Guide →

Business eVisa Dossier

Prepared for corporate consultations, commercial expos, professional conferences, and trade meetings.

  • Official corporate invitation letter from a Moroccan host.
  • Trade seminar, conference pass, or event registration proof.
  • Commercial cooperation document or overseas employer verification.
View Business Guide →

What to present at Moroccan border control

Border police (Direction Générale de la Sûreté Nationale) will review physical evidence before stamping entry into Morocco:

  • Matching Original Passport: The physical passport book used for the online eVisa submission.
  • Printed eVisa Approval: A clean, printed physical copy of the electronic entry clearance PDF.
  • Supporting Eligibility Proofs: The original physical residence card or multiple-entry sticker visa if your application was based on third-country residency.
  • Confirmed Departure Ticket: Proof of return or onward travel scheduled on or before the 30th day of your visit.
  • Sufficient Financial Resources: Cash, international debit/credit cards, or bank confirmation meeting the daily living requirement.

How to submit your document file

1

Scan your passport and documents

Capture high-resolution flat images without camera angles, fingers, or heavy lighting glare.

2

Upload files into the application system

Match your digital scans with each respective upload field (bio-page, photo, supporting permit).

3

Undergo verification and download your eVisa

Our specialists check image parameters and MRZ clarity before government transmission to prevent rejections.

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Common questions about Morocco document standards

01 What core documents are mandatory for a Morocco eVisa?

Every applicant must submit a clear scan of their passport biographical page and a recent colour passport-style photograph. Depending on nationality, a qualifying residence permit or physical multi-entry visa may also be mandatory.

02 Do Business eVisa applicants need an invitation letter?

Yes. Business travelers must upload documentation verifying their commercial trip, such as an official invitation from a Moroccan host company, business meeting registration, or partnership contract.

03 What physical documents must be carried upon arrival?

Carry your original physical passport, a printed copy of the approved Morocco eVisa PDF, return/onward flight tickets, hotel or lodging evidence, and the physical residence permit or sticker visa if used for qualification.

04 Can a Tourist eVisa be used for paid work in Morocco?

No. The Morocco eVisa is strictly a visitor clearance intended for tourism, leisure, and short commercial meetings. Paid employment or local service delivery requires a dedicated Moroccan work permit.

05 Can children travel under a parent’s passport?

No. Each minor must hold their own individual machine-readable passport and a separate, approved eVisa application. Endorsements on parents' passports are not permitted.

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Information and update notice. This document checklist was last reviewed on 3 October 2026. Document specifications, eligible visa formats, and entry regulations are governed by the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs. VistoRoute is an independent private visa assistance platform and is not the official diplomatic authority of the Kingdom of Morocco.