# Morocco Visa (Morocco E-Visa)

> Apply online for your Morocco visa through Musafir. Musafir.com: licensed travel agency since 2005. The decision belongs to the destination's immigration authority.

- Page: https://www.musafir.com/Visa/morocco-visa
- Storefront: UAE (www.musafir.com), prices in AED
- Shown for: United Arab Emirates residents. Price, eligibility and documents change with nationality and residency.
- Prices and dates as of: 9 Nov 2026 13:01 GST

## Visa options

| Visa | Stay | Valid for | Entry | Processing | Price from |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Business E-Visa | 30 days | 180 days | Single Entry | 3-6 days | AED 385 |
| Business E-Visa | 30 days | 180 days | Single Entry | 1-2 days | AED 505 |
| Tourist E-Visa | 30 days | 180 days | Single Entry | 3-6 days | AED 385 |
| Tourist E-Visa | 30 days | 180 days | Single Entry | 1-2 days | AED 505 |

## What's in the price

### Business E-Visa; Tourist E-Visa (1-2 days)

Included:

- Document verification: We verify your documents to ensure they meet the visa application requirements.
- Government visa fee: Official visa fee charged by the embassy, consulate or immigration authority.
- musafir.com service fee: Service fee for application support, review and handling.
- musafir.com Visa Care: Get human support from our team for visa questions, follow ups and issue resolution.

### Tourist E-Visa (3-6 days)

Included:

- Document verification: We verify your documents to ensure they meet the visa application requirements.
- Government visa fee: Official visa fee charged by the embassy, consulate or immigration authority.
- musafir.com Visa Care: Get human support from our team for visa questions, follow ups and issue resolution.
- musafir.com service fee: Service fee for application support, review and handling.

## Documents required

### Business E-Visa

- First Page of Passport (required): The photo page of your passport, showing your details and passport number. Should be valid for at least 6 months from your date of travel.
- Valid Passport (required after payment): Original passport with at least 6 months validity past your planned return date and a minimum of two blank pages. Include old passports if available.
- Photograph (required after payment): Recent colour photographs matching specific dimensions (commonly 2x2 inches or 35x45mm) with a white background.
- Residence Visa (required after payment): A valid visa proving your legal residency in your current country of residence.
- Residence ID (required after payment): A government-issued identity card confirming your residency status.
- Invitation Letter (required after payment): A formal letter from the inviting individual or organization in the destination country.
- Valid/Expire UK/US/Schengen Visa (optional): A valid visa issued by the United Kingdom, United States, or any Schengen country, showing your name, visa number, validity period, and other relevant details.

### Tourist E-Visa

- First Page of Passport (required): The photo page of your passport, showing your details and passport number. Should be valid for at least 6 months from your date of travel.
- Valid Passport (required after payment): Original passport with at least 6 months validity past your planned return date and a minimum of two blank pages. Include old passports if available.
- Photograph (required after payment): Recent colour photographs matching specific dimensions (commonly 2x2 inches or 35x45mm) with a white background.
- Residence Visa (required after payment): A valid visa proving your legal residency in your current country of residence.
- Residence ID (required after payment): A government-issued identity card confirming your residency status.
- Valid/Expire UK/US/Schengen Visa (optional): A valid visa issued by the United Kingdom, United States, or any Schengen country, showing your name, visa number, validity period, and other relevant details.

## How to apply

1. Check eligibility (30 sec)
2. Fill the online form (3–5 min)
3. Upload documents (1–2 min)
4. Pay the visa fee (30 sec)
5. Track and receive your eVisa (3-6 days)

Total timeline: 3-6 days

Processing times are indicative. Allow additional time during peak seasons or public holidays.

## Frequently asked questions

### How long is the Morocco visa valid for?

Your E-Visa is valid for 180 days from the date of issue, allowing you to stay up to 30 days per entry.

### Can children travel to Morocco on this visa?

Yes. A separate child visa application is required for travellers under 18. Prices may differ — please add a child traveller to see the applicable fee.

### How long does the Morocco visa take to process?

Processing typically takes 3–6 business days from when your complete application is submitted. Plan to apply at least 6 days before your travel date to account for any additional checks.

### What documents do I need for the Morocco visa?

The required documents for your Morocco E-Visa are listed in the Documents section on this page. The exact list depends on your nationality and residency.

### How recent does my passport photo need to be?

Your passport-sized photograph must have been taken within the last 6 months. It should have a plain white or off-white background, with your face clearly visible and no glasses.

### How much does the Morocco visa cost?

The visa fee starts from AED 385. The exact amount depends on the visa type, number of entries, and any processing tier you choose. All fees are shown transparently before you confirm your application.

### Is the visa fee refundable if my application is rejected?

Visa fees are generally non-refundable, even if your application is rejected or you decide not to travel. We recommend applying only after you have confirmed your travel plans and ensured all documents are in order.

### How do I apply for the Morocco eVisa?

The entire process is online. Fill in your details, upload your passport and photo, pay the fee, and your eVisa will be emailed to you. No embassy visit is required.

### What should I do after my visa is approved?

Print or save a digital copy of your visa confirmation. Check that all details (name, passport number, dates) are correct. Carry your visa document and supporting papers when you travel.

### What happens if I overstay my Morocco visa?

Overstaying a visa is a serious violation. You may face fines, detention, deportation, and a ban from future entry. Always leave before your authorised stay expires.

## Apply

Start an application at https://www.musafir.com/Visa/morocco-visa