🇲🇦Morocco Visa 2026: Entry Requirements
Africa· Updated 10/10/2026
Do you need a visa for Morocco?
It depends on your passport. Out of 198 nationalities documented by IziVisas, 76 enter Morocco visa-free, 15 obtain an e-visa or a visa on arrival and 107 must apply at a consulate before travelling.
Visa-free
76
nationalities
E-visa
15
nationalities
Consular visa
107
nationalities
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Pick your passport for the exact 2026 rule: fee, processing time, allowed stay and documents.
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Transit visa for Morocco
Visa for airport or land transit.
- Stay:
- 3 days
Data updated on · Official source
Rules by nationality cross-checked against the official list (consulat.ma), read on .
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Indicative information, drawn from official sources and Wikipedia, and updated automatically. Rules change: confirm with the embassy or the official portal before booking. Our methodology · Official portal
Depending on your nationality, you may be able to apply online. Check your passport's entry rules first.
- Online filing for nationalities eligible for an e-visa or visa on arrival
- Online application tracking
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Morocco visa requirements by nationality
The entry regime Morocco applies to the passports most often checked on IziVisas. Open a row for the fee, the processing time, the documents and the allowed stay of that exact route.
Morocco visa types, fees and processing times
Every visa category Morocco publishes, with the official fee, the allowed stay and the processing time when the source states them. Eligibility depends on your nationality: open your route for the rule that applies to your passport.
| Visa | Category | Allowed stay | Official fee | Processing time | Entries | Official source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Short-stay (tourism) | Short stay | Portal | ||||
| Business visa | Business | 90 days | 5-15 business days | Multiple | Portal | |
| Carte de Séjour (residence permit) | Long stay | 1-10 years (renewable) | 100 MAD | 60 business days | Multiple | Portal |
| Student visa | Study | Duration of programme | 15 business days | Multiple | Portal | |
| Medical treatment visa | Medical | 90 days | 15 business days | Portal | ||
| Transit visa | Transit | 3 days | 5-15 business days | Portal | ||
| Diplomatic visa | Diplomatic | Mission-dependent | 0 MAD | 15 business days | Portal |
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Information
Capital
Rabat
Population
38,500,000
Currency
Moroccan dirham (MAD DH)
Languages
Arabic, Amazigh, French
Continent
Africa
Calling code
+212
Timezone
Africa/Casablanca
Area
446,550 km²
Government
Constitutional monarchy
National day
July 30 - Throne Day
Internet domain
.ma
About
Morocco is a North African country at the crossroads of Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. A constitutional monarchy led by King Mohammed VI, it is renowned for its rich history, Berber and Arab culture, and diverse landscapes from the Sahara Desert to the Atlas Mountains. The country experiences sustained economic growth amid climate and geopolitical challenges.
Nomad Insurance travel cover (SafetyWing)
Medical cover and repatriation, can be taken out mid-trip.
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Safety
Risk areas
Crime(Medium)
- Avoid wearing visible valuables
- Stay vigilant in souks and medinas
Terrorism(Medium)
- Follow local authorities' advice
- Avoid gatherings
Transport
- Do not drive at night
- Use official taxis
Natural risks(Occasional seismic risks and droughts)
- Check weather alerts
Health(Adequate healthcare system in cities, limited in rural areas)
- Recommended vaccines: hepatitis A/B, typhoid
- Bottled water only
Practical tips
- Register your trip with the consulate
- Have comprehensive travel insurance
- Respect local customs
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Cost of living
Accommodation
Food
Transport
Leisure
Health
Others
Indicative prices in USD in Casablanca · estimated in October 2026
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Practical information
Electricity
Emergency numbers
Practical information
Right
unsafe
10-15% in restaurants
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Photos
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Car rental (DiscoverCars)
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Frequently asked questions
Do you need a visa to travel to Morocco?▾
It depends on your passport. IziVisas documents the entry regime for Morocco across 198 nationalities: 76 visa-free, 15 with an e-visa, 107 with a consular visa. Pick yours for the exact rule, with documents, fees and processing times.
Check by my nationality →How much does a Morocco visa cost?▾
Fees vary by visa type and nationality. The lowest published official fee is 100 MAD (Carte de Séjour (residence permit)). These are government fees only, providers and visa application centres add their own service charge.
Do you need a transit visa for Morocco?▾
Morocco issues a transit visa for travellers connecting or crossing the country without staying, valid 3 days. Conditions depend on your nationality, the length of the layover and whether you leave the airport's international zone.
Is it dangerous to travel to Morocco?▾
The overall risk level is currently rated "Overall moderate risk level, with increased vigilance in certain border and urban areas.". See the Safety tab on this page for details by topic (crime, transport, health, areas to avoid) and practical tips.
What currency is used in Morocco?▾
The official currency is Moroccan dirham (MAD DH). See sample prices (accommodation, meals, transport) in the cost of living section above.
What is the capital of Morocco?▾
The capital of Morocco is Rabat. The main spoken languages are: Arabic, Amazigh, French.
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