What is the Morocco Tourist eVisa?
The Morocco Tourist eVisa is an electronic entry document for eligible travellers visiting Morocco for tourism, sightseeing, family or friends visits and short-term cultural activities. The application is completed online.
The reviewed conditions describe a single-entry document valid for up to 180 days from issue. Within that validity window, the stay may be up to 30 days after arrival. Your issued document controls the final conditions.
Morocco operates a single eVisa type that covers both tourism and business purposes — this guide focuses on the tourism route. If your trip is for business instead, see the Morocco Business eVisa guide.
Prepare your Tourist eVisa documents
A clear passport scan, recent photograph and any supporting document requested for your nationality can make the application journey easier. Keep your travel details consistent across the form and uploaded files.
Documents to prepare before applying
Prepare clear, readable files and make sure the information matches the passport that will be used for travel. Some nationalities may need one additional supporting document.
| Document | Preparation guidance |
|---|---|
| Passport biodata page | Provide a clear scan showing the personal details and machine-readable zone. Use the same passport for the application and travel. |
| Digital applicant photo | Use a recent photo showing the full face from head to chin. Avoid filters, glare, heavy shadows and cropped images. |
| Residence card or permit | Where required for the nationality group, provide a double-sided scan valid for at least 180 days from the application date and issued by an accepted country. |
| Multiple-entry sticker visa | Where accepted instead of a residence document, provide a non-electronic multiple-entry visa valid for at least 90 days from the application date. |
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.
Document reminder: Additional evidence may be requested depending on nationality, purpose and travel circumstances. Review the current requirements before submitting.
What to carry when travelling to Morocco
Keep the following documents accessible during the journey. Border staff may ask for evidence that supports the purpose and conditions of the visit.
- Valid passport matching the application.
- Printed or saved copy of the issued Tourist eVisa.
- Residence card or sticker visa if it was used as supporting evidence.
- Return or onward travel ticket.
- Evidence of sufficient funds for the planned stay; the supplied guide cites a minimum of €70 per person per day.
- Travel insurance, which is optional in the supplied guide but recommended for personal protection.
Complete the Morocco Tourist eVisa process online
Complete the online form
Enter your passport, contact, travel and purpose details carefully. Use the passport you will carry to Morocco.
Upload documents and pay
Upload the passport scan, photo and any supporting evidence requested for your nationality. Pay using an available accepted method.
Receive and print the document
Monitor the registered email for your application ID and approval notice, save the issued document and carry a printed copy for the journey.
Choose a processing speed for your travel plan
The total amount can include the visa charge, service fee and the selected processing speed. The available option and final amount are shown during the application.
Single entry – tourism (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 |
Timeframes are planning guidance and can vary when information is incomplete, extra checks are needed or travel conditions change.
How to track your Tourist eVisa application
Application updates are sent to the email address used during submission. Keep your order or application reference and passport number available if a status tracker asks for them.
Check the inbox and spam folder, respond promptly if more information is requested and do not book non-refundable travel solely because an application has been submitted.
Read Morocco application status guidance →What the Tourist eVisa does not cover
A tourist document is intended for leisure travel, family visits and short cultural or sightseeing activities. It does not by itself authorise paid employment, long-term residence or an activity outside the issued conditions.
- Do not use the tourist route for paid work.
- The eVisa does not entitle the holder to apply for residency in Morocco.
- Do not treat an itinerary or booking as a guarantee of entry.
- Do not overstay the maximum period shown on the issued document.
Contact the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the current extension process before the authorised stay ends.
Top Destinations in Morocco
Explore Morocco's vibrant medinas, coastal towns and desert dunes once your eVisa is issued.
Marrakech
Explore bustling souks, beautiful palaces and the vibrant Jemaa el-Fnaa square.
Chefchaouen
Discover the famous Blue Pearl, nestled among the scenic Rif Mountains.
Fes Medina
Step into Morocco's historic heart, home to its ancient medina and rich cultural heritage.
Sahara Desert (Merzouga)
Experience golden sand dunes, camel rides, desert camps and unforgettable desert nights.
Questions travellers ask
01How long can I stay in Morocco with a Tourist eVisa?
The reviewed tourist eVisa conditions describe a stay of up to 30 days after arrival. Follow the maximum stay printed on the document issued for your trip.
02How many entries does the Morocco Tourist eVisa allow?
The reviewed tourist eVisa conditions describe single entry. Do not plan a second entry unless your issued document specifically allows it.
03What documents are needed on arrival?
Carry your valid passport, the issued eVisa, any residence card or sticker visa used in the application, return or onward travel evidence, proof of sufficient funds and travel insurance where available.
04Can I work or apply for residence with a Tourist eVisa?
No. A tourist route is for tourism, family visits and short cultural or sightseeing activities. It should not be used for paid work or residence.
05Can I extend my stay in Morocco?
Ask the relevant immigration service about extension options before the authorised stay ends. Never assume that an extension is available.
06Is travel insurance required?
The supplied guide describes travel insurance as optional but recommended. Carry suitable cover for your own travel circumstances.
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