Morocco Visa Guides

For eligible nationalities, the Morocco business visa is the Morocco eVisa with a business purpose. You apply online, and the official portal asks for one business document: an invitation letter from a Moroccan company, a meeting confirmation, or a business cooperation or partnership document. The eVisa allows one entry and a stay of up to 30 days.

The Morocco ETA is the AEVM (Electronic Authorization to Travel to Morocco), and only citizens of Ecuador, Ghana, Guinea and the Republic of the Congo need it. You need an ordinary passport and a national ID; a visa or residence permit from another country is not required. The AEVM is issued for a single entry and allows a stay of up to 90 days from the date of entry. As of October 2026, evis.ma has obtained 38 AEVMs for its customers.

For most travellers the Morocco tourist visa is the Morocco eVisa: an online authorisation for tourism that eligible nationalities complete, pay for, and receive by email before flying. Many nationalities enter visa-free instead, and a few apply through a consulate — so the first step is to confirm which route your passport takes.

The Morocco eVisa is an official electronic visa for short visits. Eligible travellers apply online, upload their documents, pay the visa fee, and receive the eVisa by email before they travel — with no consulate appointment. Your eligibility is confirmed as you apply.