Apply for Your Morocco eVisa Online

On evis.ma you apply online in 4 short steps and pay by card; the eVisa then takes 1–3 business days with Standard processing or 1 business day with Urgent. The steps are: your trip, the service and arrival date, your personal and contact details, and your passport and documents (the photo page of your passport and any recent, clear photo of your face). Standard costs USD 169 and Urgent USD 229 per traveller; citizens of the Republic of the Congo, Ecuador, Ghana and Guinea, who need the AEVM, pay USD 70. After payment we check your documents, file the application through the official Moroccan process and email you the eVisa. evis.ma is a private application-assistance service, and its service fee is included in these prices.

Yes, if your nationality can use a residence permit: a permit from the UK, the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Norway, Switzerland, the United Arab Emirates (not for citizens of Côte d'Ivoire) or an EU country other than Cyprus, valid for at least 180 days from your arrival in Morocco, qualifies you for the eVisa. A multiple-entry visa from the Schengen area, the US, the UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan or Norway, valid for at least 90 days from arrival, also works. Work permits do not count. UK residents show their status with a UKVI share code or a screenshot of it, because BRP cards expired on 31 December 2024. Some nationalities need an embassy visa even with a residence permit, so check your case with the eligibility checker. Details: Morocco visa for UK residents.

Open Query Application Status on evis.ma and enter your application ID. You find it in the payment confirmation email we send after you pay. The page shows the current status of your application, and when your eVisa is ready you can download it there.

Standard processing takes 1–3 business days and Urgent processing takes 1 business day. These timeframes apply to complete applications with accurate information.

If the Moroccan government refuses your application, the government fee is non-refundable, but the service fee is refunded in line with our Refund Policy. This applies when the refusal was not caused by false or incomplete information you provided, and you request the refund within 30 days of the refusal notice.

It must be valid for more than 90 days on the day you apply, and for your whole stay in Morocco.