Morocco Visa Application Form: Complete Guide 2026

The Morocco visa application form is available in two formats: an online e-Visa form on the official acces-maroc.ma portal, and a paper consular form downloadable from Moroccan embassies. Most travelers now use the e-Visa system, which takes 24-72 hours to process and costs approximately $22. This guide covers both options so you can choose the right path and fill out your form correctly on the first attempt.

Two Types of Morocco Visa Application Forms

Morocco offers two distinct visa application pathways, each with its own form:

If you are eligible for the e-Visa, the online form is faster and simpler. If your nationality is not eligible, you must use the consular paper form at a Moroccan embassy. For a full breakdown of Morocco visa requirements, see our complete requirements guide.

Who Can Use the e-Visa Application Form?

The e-Visa is available to two groups:

Direct eligibility (regular e-Visa):
– Thailand, Israel, Guatemala, Jordan, India, Azerbaijan

Conditional e-Visa (if you hold a valid document from Schengen, US, UK, Canada, Australia, or Japan):
– Valid Schengen visa or residence permit (with 90+ days remaining)
– Valid US visa or Green Card
– Valid UK visa (multiple-entry sticker visa with 90+ days remaining; UK ETA and Pre-settled Status are NOT accepted)
– Valid Canadian, Australian, or Japanese visa or residence permit

Important: Only ordinary passport holders can apply for the e-Visa. Diplomatic, service, and other special passport holders must apply through a Moroccan embassy.

How to Access the Online e-Visa Application Form

Follow these steps to reach the application form on the official portal:

1. Visit acces-maroc.ma – the official Moroccan government e-Visa portal
2. Select your nationality from the dropdown menu
3. The system will verify your eligibility
4. If eligible, you will be directed to the application form

Third-party service alternative: Some travelers use services like moroccan-visa.com which provide a guided application process with document review. These services charge additional fees ($69-129 on top of the visa cost) but offer faster processing options and application support.

For a detailed walkthrough of the entire application process, see our guide on how to apply for a Morocco visa.

Step-by-Step: Filling Out the e-Visa Application Form

The online form is divided into several sections. Here is what you will need for each:

Personal Information

• Full name (exactly as it appears on your passport)
• Date of birth
• Nationality
• Contact email address
• Phone number with country code

Passport Details

• Passport number
• Passport expiry date (must be valid for at least 6 months from your arrival date)
• Country of issuance

Travel Details

• Date of arrival in Morocco
• Purpose of visit (tourism, business, or transit)
• Accommodation details in Morocco

Document Uploads

• Passport bio-data page scan (JPG, PNG, or PDF format)
• Digital passport-style photo (35mm x 45mm, light grey or blue background, no glasses)
• Supporting document if applying under conditional e-Visa (e.g., valid Schengen visa scan, US Green Card, UK residence permit)

Payment

• Credit or debit card for the visa fee (~220 MAD / approximately $22)

Tip: Ensure all information matches your passport exactly. Mismatches between the form and your passport are the most common reason for application delays or rejections. Learn more about the Morocco visa fee structure before applying.

Documents Required with Your Application Form

Whether you use the online or paper form, you need these supporting documents:

For the full list of documentation requirements, visit our Morocco visa requirements page.

Morocco Consular Visa Application Form (Paper)

If you are not eligible for the e-Visa, you must apply at a Moroccan embassy or consulate using the paper form:

1. Download the form from your nearest Moroccan consulate’s website (consulat.ma hosts the general form)
2. Print and fill out the form by hand or on a computer before printing
3. Gather supporting documents including passport copies, CNIC/ID copy, cover letter, job certificate, tax documents, hotel reservation, air ticket, bank statement, and vaccination certificate
4. Submit in person at the embassy or consulate with jurisdiction over your area
5. Pay the consular fee which varies by visa type: 220 MAD for single-entry, 330 MAD for double-entry, 170 MAD for transit

Processing time: Consular applications typically take 5-15 working days. Some embassies offer expedited processing for an additional fee.

What the Paper Form Asks For

The consular paper form typically requires:
– Personal details (name, date and place of birth, nationality, profession)
– Passport information (number, issue date, expiry date)
– Travel purpose and duration
– Host information in Morocco (hotel or person)
– Previous visa history
– Employment details

Check the Morocco visa processing time for expected timelines based on your application method.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Avoid these frequent errors that cause delays or rejections:

1. Name mismatch – Your name on the form must match your passport character-for-character
2. Passport validity issue – Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your arrival date
3. Wrong photo specifications – Photos must be 35mm x 45mm with a light grey or blue background. No glasses allowed
4. Blurry document uploads – Scan your passport clearly; blurry or cut-off scans will be rejected
5. Incorrect visa type – The e-Visa is for tourism, business, and transit only – not for employment
6. UK applicants using ETA – UK ETA and Pre-settled Status (Limited Leave to Remain) are NOT accepted for conditional e-Visa. You need a valid UK multiple-entry sticker visa with 90+ days validity, OR a UK Share Code that is valid for 180+ days
7. Missing payment – The application is not processed until the fee is paid online

FAQs About Morocco Visa Application Form