For more informations go to
https://www.consulat.ma/en/visitingexploring-morocco
or contact Habti agancy ( the organizing compagny)
contact@habtivoyage.com
If you need a visa letter to facilitate your travel to Morocco, download the file below and enter your personal information than send it back by email to: marrakesh22meeting@gmail.com
within 24 hours, you will receive a signed letter.
Four types of entry visas to Morocco
Short validity visa
The short-term visa allows a foreigner to enter the territory of the Kingdom of Morocco for reasons other than immigration, for a short stay uninterrupted or several short stays in the case of multiple entries.
The duration of each stay is from one to ninety days.
Long validity visa
The visa of long validity, over three months, is a visa of multiple entries issued by the Moroccan diplomatic or consular services, after consultation with the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and International Co-operation.
The period of validity of this visa cannot exceed one year and the duration of each stay is from one to ninety days.
A foreigner, holder of a long-term visa and wishes to stay in Morocco for more than three months, should request a registration card form the competent services of the General Directorate of National Security.
Transit visa
The transit visa authorizes a foreigner, travelling to a third State, to cross the territory of Morocco. This visa may be issued for one or two transits with duration of stay of each transit not exceeding 72 hours.
Visa issued at the border
In some exceptional cases, the Security Services may issue short-stay and transit visas at the Border Posts.
For countries where Morocco is not represented, requests must be made to the diplomatic mission accredited in that country or to the Honorary Consuls. In the absence of these representations, requests will be addressed directly to the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Directorate of Consular and Social Affairs – Rabat (visa@maec.gov.ma) for a visa to be issued at the airport.
List of countries whose citizens are exempted from entry visa into Morocco
| Algeria | Kuwait | |
| Germany | Latvia | |
| Austria | Liechtenstein | |
| Australia | Lithuania | |
| Saudi Arabia | Luxembourg | |
| Argentina | Mali (Besoin d’une AEVM) | |
| Belgium | Malta | |
| Bahrain | Mexico | |
| Malaysia | Niger | |
| Brazil | Norway | |
| Bulgaria | Zealand news | |
| Ivory Coast | Oman | |
| Canada | Portugal | |
| Chile | Netherlands | |
| China | Philippines | |
| Cyprus | Peru | |
| Congo (Brazzaville) (Besoin d’une AEVM) | Poland | |
| South Korea | Puerto Rico | |
| Croatia | Qatar | |
| Denmark | Macao (Administrative area) | |
| Spain + Andorra | Czech Republic | |
| Estonia | Romania | |
| United States of America | San Marino | |
| United Arab Emirates | Slovakia | |
| Russian Federation | Senegal | |
| Finland | Singapore | |
| France + Monaco | Switzerland | |
| Gabon | Slovenia | |
| United Kingdom | Sweden | |
| Greece | Tunisia | |
| Guinea (Conakry) (Besoin d’une AEVM) | Turkey | |
| Iceland | ||
| Italy | ||
| Ireland | ||
| Indonesia | ||
| Japan | ||
| Hong-Kong (a stay limited to 30 days) | ||
| Hungary (a stay limited to 30 days) |