I have British overseas passport

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

أنا مواطن تشادي وأقيم في الكويت. أود الاستفسار عن إمكانية التقديم على التأشيرة الإلكترونية للمغرب باستخدام إقامة الكويت.

هل أنا مؤهل للحصول على التأشيرة الإلكترونية؟ وإذا كنت مؤهلاً، فما هي المستندات المطلوبة ومدة المعالجة؟

شكراً لكم

Hi Niraj, my friend was in a similar situation to yours. Your wife has an Irish residence permit, so she is eligible to apply for an e-visa. Please note that to apply for an e-visa, the residence permit must be valid for at least 180 days. Whereas for your daughter, she can also apply for an e-visa and will need to provide her birth certificate. You can directly apply for an e-visa here: https://moroccan-visa.com/apply-evisa/; the process is simple and quick. Safe travel!

Hi Eman, I was in a similar situation last month. You can apply for a Moroccan e-visa if your travel dates to Morocco fall within the validity of your Schengen visa. Also, please note that your Schengen visa is valid for at least 90 days at the time of applying. You don't need to use the Schengen visa to apply for a Moroccan e-visa. You can directly apply for an e-visa here: https://moroccan-visa.com/apply-evisa/. The process is very simple and quick. Safe travel!

Hi, does Ivory coast citizen needs a visa to enter Morocco for short stay (14d , reason : vacation ) ?
It looks like from 16 July 2026 they do not need it from what I can see online , but information differs per website . So would like to know 100% do they need or no . Thank you

Hi Lutful, I was in a similar situation. Your approved Moroccan e-visa is what authorises your entry into Morocco. The note about an "eVisa not being accepted as a supporting document" generally refers to the document used to qualify for the Moroccan e-visa application, not the Moroccan e-visa itself.

If your application was approved using your valid UK eVisa and you received the Moroccan e-visa, you should be able to travel. Just make sure you carry your passport, your approved Moroccan e-visa, and proof of your valid UK immigration status (such as your UK eVisa/share code) in case the airline or immigration officers ask to verify it.

Have a safe trip!

Hi i am a dual natinality i hold a uk and ghana passport i am currently in ghana on bussiness and want to travel to morroco on my ghana passport as i can not find my uk passport i have up loaded my uk passport as proof but i have been refused eta i have flight and hotel booked for this sunday

I have applied for fast visa as I am uk resident but has indian passport however I made an error on surname which I corrected last night but still waiting for my evisa. I initially applied on Monday and I have holiday booked for this sunday unable to contact evisa as I could only attached my passport and flight as proof as I was unable to add any more evidence due to no option for additional documents on website

Hi Akshay, I was in a similar situation a few days back. Indian passport holders are eligible to apply for an e-visa without any supporting documents. You can directly apply here: https://moroccan-visa.com/apply-evisa/. The process is simple and fast. The processing time of the application under super rush processing is 1-2 days. Hope you have a wonderful time in Morocco.

What will i fill as TYPE OF SUPPORTING DOCUMENT? Also, NIGERIA is not in the drop down under SUPPOTING DOCUMENT COUNTRY.
What do i do?

GHANA BUT IT IS NOT IN THE DROP DOWN, SO WHAT SHOULD I DO

Hi there, I am from Kenya and need a work visa to Morocco. Please advice on the required documentations and the total cost for work visa.
Also could you clarify on work permit authorization process.

Hi Cyril, a friend of mine recently attended a conference in Morocco. So I can share the information I have with you. As a South African passport holder, you can apply for a business e-visa. It will allow you to attend the conference in Rabat. Also, you will need to provide any one of the following supporting documents: Option A - Residence Permit- A residence permit/card valid for at least 180 days from the date of application, issued by one of the following: A Schengen Area Country, Ireland, the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, Canada, Japan, or New Zealand. OR Option B - Multiple-entry Sticker Visa- A physical multiple-entry visa valid for at least 90 days from the application date, issued by one of the following: A Schengen Area Country, Ireland, Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, the United Kingdom or United States. Also, an invitation letter for the conference will be required. If you have these documents, you can directly apply for an e-visa here https://moroccan-visa.com/apply-evisa/. The processing is simple and quick. Safe travel!

Hello, I am a South African citizen going for a conference in Rabbat. Please guide me on applying for a Moroccan visa.