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MoroccoVisit & tourismLast checked October 16, 2026

Tourist eVisa (or consular short-stay visa) for Morocco

Nationals of countries on Morocco's visa-exemption list (including the EU, UK, USA, Canada, Australia, Japan, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Peru and the Gulf states) can visit without a visa; a few of these must first get an Electronic Travel Authorisation (AEVM). Other eligible nationalities can apply online for an eVisa on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' Accès Maroc portal (MAD 770, single entry, up to 30 days). Everyone else applies for a short-stay visa at a Moroccan embassy or consulate, which allows stays of 1 to 90 days.

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Life in Morocco

Money

3

Currency

Moroccan Dirham

MAD

Moroccan Dirham

Cost of living

42

Price level · US = 100

World Bank price levels, 2025

Tax

10–37%

Income tax (national)

VAT 20%

Annual barème after LF 2025: 0% up to MAD 40,000, then 10/20/30/34%, and 37% above MAD 180,000.

Official rates, 2025 · headline only

Living

1

Happiness

4.6

#110 of 145 countries

World Happiness Report 2025

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Who it’s for

Visitors travelling to Morocco for tourism, family visits or short business trips.

Eligibility

  • Visa-exempt nationalities

    Nationals on the consulat.ma exemption list can enter without a visa, but some entries have stay limits.

    Example stay limits on the list

    Hong Kong
    30 days
    Maldives
    30 days
    Malaysia
    90 days
    • Mali, Congo (Brazzaville) and Guinea (Conakry) nationals on the list need an AEVM.
    Official wording

    Nationals on the consulat.ma exemption list can enter without a visa; some entries carry limits (for example Hong Kong 30 days, Maldives 30 days, Malaysia 90 days). Mali, Congo (Brazzaville) and Guinea (Conakry) nationals on the list need an AEVM.

  • eVisa eligibility check

    The Accès Maroc portal asks questions about you and your travel to decide whether you can use the eVisa.

    • It asks nationality, country of residence, passport type and purpose.
    • It asks if you hold another valid visa.
    • Other visas listed: Schengen, UK, USA, Canada, Australia, Ireland, Japan, New Zealand, Norway.
    Official wording

    The Accès Maroc portal asks your nationality, country of residence, passport type, purpose and whether you hold another valid visa (Schengen, UK, USA, Canada, Australia, Ireland, Japan, New Zealand or Norway) to decide whether you can use the eVisa.

  • AEVMAEVM nationalities

    You need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (AEVM) if your nationality is on the AEVM list.

    • Residents of Morocco are exempt.
    • Airside transit passengers are exempt.
    • Spouses of Moroccan citizens are exempt, with proof.
    Official wording

    The Electronic Travel Authorisation (AEVM) applies to listed nationalities; residents of Morocco, airside transit passengers and spouses of Moroccan citizens (with proof) are exempt.

A sneak peek at what's inside

  • Next requirementValid passport
  • Document checklistValid passport (identity page scan for online applications)
  • FeeseVisa Standard (single entry, 30 days)

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