Morocco

Moroccan citizens have several options when traveling abroad, including applying for a visa in person, using an eVisa, ETA, Visa on Arrival (VOA), or traveling visa-free to certain destinations.

Moroccans can apply for an eVisa or ETA to visit 39 countries, both of which can be applied online.

For 32 countries, a Visa on Arrival (VOA) is available. For destinations requiring sticker or stamped visas, Moroccan citizens must visit the country’s embassy or consulate. Some countries may allow you to schedule an appointment online before going to the embassy or consulate, depending on their specific regulations.

Regarding general requirements, Moroccan nationals need a passport with at least six (6) months of validity from the date they plan to enter the country, whether traveling with a visa or not.

If a Moroccan citizen holds a Schengen visa with multiple entries, they can enter three (3) countries without needing a separate visa.

With a passport ranking 61st globally, Moroccan passport holders can travel to 35 countries visa-free.

Since visa requirements vary by country, it’s always a good idea to check the specific requirements for your destination before starting the application process.

An eVisa is a digital visa that can be applied online without visiting the embassy or consulate of the destination country. You can store it on your smartphone or print it out to show at the airport.

An ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization) is a travel permit that lets you enter a country without applying for a visa before your trip. Once you arrive, you can get your visa directly from immigration authorities.

Like an eVisa, an ETA can be applied for online and will be sent to your email. While an eVisa allows you to travel at any time, an ETA is time-sensitive. You must go to the country’s immigration within the specified timeframe to get your visa.

If the time limit for the ETA expires, it becomes invalid, and you’ll need to apply for a new one.

Here is a list of countries offering eVisas and ETAs for Moroccan citizens:

Visa on Arrival (VoA) is a type of visa that allows travelers to apply for a visa after arriving at the destination country’s airport or border.

Since immigration authorities can change VoA policies at any time, it’s a good idea to check the most up-to-date visa requirements for your destination before traveling.

Here is a list of countries where Moroccan citizens can get a VoA:

With Morocco’s passport ranking 61st globally, its citizens can visit 35 countries without needing a visa.

Here is a list of countries that Moroccan citizens can visit visa-free:

Moroccan citizens need to get a sticker visa before they can travel to 120 countries in the world. The visa application can be done both online and offline.

For some countries, the online visa application can be completed without visiting the office and sending your passport via post. This depends on the destination country’s visa application policy.

The offline application process requires you to be present in the embassy or consulate of the desired country to submit your documents, visa application form, and passport for the visa. 

Furthermore, the duration of the visa depends on the type of visa and the intention to visit. You must check the specific requirements for the visa you will apply for before you start the application process.

Here is the list of countries that require a visa from Moroccan citizens:

Moroccan citizens can enjoy visa-free transit when traveling onwards through the following countries. The duration of the visa-free transit period may vary by country, so we recommend that travelers confirm the details with the respective country’s immigration authorities before traveling.

Some general visa requirements are the same in every country. Moroccan citizens traveling abroad must fulfill the requirements stated below:

• Valid Passport: A valid Morocco passport with at least six (6) months of validity remaining from the date of entry to the destination country. 
• Visa Application Form: A completed visa application form that needs to be submitted either online or physically to the embassy or consulate of the destination country. The application form will require your personal information, travel details and documents, and your reason for visiting the country.
• Photograph: One or more passport-size photographs. These should be recently taken (within the last three months) and should have a white background, showing your face from all sides.
• Flight Tickets: Some countries require you to submit your proof of travel. This includes your inbound and outbound flight tickets.
• Proof of Accommodation/Stay: The proof of your accommodation or the place you will stay (hotel, Airbnb, hostel, or friends and family) is required. You must show proof of booking or provide a genuine address on your visa application form.

Moroccan citizens who have Multiple entry Schengen visas can enter the following three (3) countries without the need for a visa:

You can visit 198 countries with your Morocco passport. As Morocco’s passport is ranked 61 globally, you can visit 35 countries without a visa.

Moroccan citizens can visit 35 countries without a visa. These countries are mentioned in the Visa-Free Destinations above.

Yes, Moroccan citizens can hold three passports, provided that the other countries involved also allow multiple nationalities. Morocco permits dual citizenship and does not explicitly prohibit holding a third nationality. However, it’s important to check the laws of other countries as some may have restrictions on dual or triple citizenship. 

Moroccan citizenship can be proven with a valid Moroccan National Identity Card (CIN), Moroccan passport, birth certificate, family record book (Livret de Famille), or naturalization certificate.

Yes, Morocco allows dual citizenship. Moroccan citizens can acquire a second nationality without losing their Moroccan citizenship.