Morocco visa

Morocco visa from UK,
handled with confidence.

Expert assistance with your Morocco visa application, from document preparation to submission.

For people living in the UK whose passport needs a visa for Morocco. British citizens usually don’t; see who needs one below.

  • Expert guidance
  • Secure document handling
  • Application support

Morocco visa assistance · Electronic visa (eVisa) · UK based support

The Koutoubia minaret in Marrakech with the snow capped Atlas Mountains behind
Marrakech, Morocco
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Application support

  1. Documents
  2. Submit
  3. Decision

Morocco visa at a glance

Checked against official sources · Rules can change

  • The right visa depends on why you’re travelling. Choose your purpose below to see an overview.

    Visa type

    Electronic visa (eVisa)

  • Processing times can vary depending on season and application volume. *Indicative figure.

    Typical processing

    A few working days*

  • This visa is normally applied for and issued online, so no visa centre visit is needed. The authorities can still ask for more information or an interview.

    Appointment

    Not usually

  • Indicative sample pricing for Flyinbird’s service. Government fees are separate.

    Flyinbird support

    From £99

  • Issued asOnline eVisaApplied for and issued online, with no passport submission.
  • EntrySingle*Typical for a tourist visa. The embassy decides the visa you receive, and it can differ by nationality.
  • Max stayUp to 30 days*Typical for a tourist visa. The embassy decides the visa you receive, and it can differ by nationality.
  • CurrencyMAD Dirham
  • LanguageArabic, Berber

Application overview

  1. Documents
  2. Submission
  3. Assessment
  4. Decision

Processing times and appointment availability can vary.

Service packages

Choose your level of support.

Every package is handled by the same expert team. Pick the amount of help that suits you.

Applying from the UK

Morocco visa: the official route.

Who needs one, what it costs and how long it takes. Checked against official sources on 30 Sep 2026.

Who needs this visa

  • You live in the UK and your nationality needs a visa for Morocco, for example an Indian, Pakistani, Nigerian or Bangladeshi passport.
  • Your trip is a holiday, business or family visit.

Who usually doesn’t

  • British citizens, for stays of up to 90 days.
  • Citizens of the EU and many other nationalities, visa free for short stays.

Your UK residence and nationality

  • Some nationalities can use the eVisa only if they hold a valid UK, US or Schengen visa or residence permit.
  • If you don’t qualify for the eVisa, the application goes through the Moroccan consulate instead. We’ll tell you which applies.

What it costs

eVisa fee (official)
Set by the Moroccan authoritiesPaid online when you apply.
Flyinbird service fee
£99 per travellerOne fee for our full service, from checklist to submission.

Two different waits

Getting an appointment

There’s no appointment or visa centre visit for the eVisa.

Processing after you apply

Most eVisas are decided within a few working days, but the authorities can take longer or ask for more documents.

Official sources

Always check the official pages before you apply. They take priority over this guide.

Visa types

What are you travelling to Morocco for?

Choose your travel purpose to see the relevant visa information.

Tourist · Morocco

For holidays, sightseeing and short leisure trips to Morocco on a Electronic visa (eVisa).

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Typically suited for

  • Holidays and city breaks
  • Sightseeing and touring
  • Short leisure stays

Documents often requested

  • Travel itinerary
  • Proof of accommodation
  • Proof of funds
  • Evidence of ties to home

An overview only. Your consultant confirms what applies to your trip.

Not sure which visa applies to you?

Answer 3 quick questions and we’ll help you understand which category fits your trip.

Why Flyinbird

Morocco applications, without the guesswork.

From documents to appointments, our team helps you understand each stage of the application.

  1. 01

    Document guidance

    Understand the documents relevant to your application.

  2. 02

    Application review

    Review your application before submission.

  3. 03

    Appointment assistance

    Support through the appointment process.

  4. 04

    Application tracking

    Stay informed throughout the process.

Your Morocco visa journey

Six steps.
One clear path.

Every application follows a similar route. We move through it with you, so you always know what’s done, what’s next and what we need from you.

  1. Step 01

    Tell us about your trip

    Share your destination, dates and travel purpose.

  2. Step 02

    Get your checklist

    Receive the documents relevant to your application.

  3. Step 03

    Prepare your application

    Complete the online application and gather your documents.

  4. Step 04

    Expert review

    Our team reviews the application and documents before it’s lodged.

  5. Step 05

    Submit online

    The application is lodged and the fee paid.

  6. Step 06

    Track your application

    Follow the application through to the decision.

Document checklist

What you’ll typically need
for your application.

The official checklist from the Morocco authorities or their application centre always takes priority. This list shows what’s commonly asked for; your consultant adds what applies to you.

Get my personalised checklist

Everyone

7 documents

  • Valid passportValid for your whole stay, with blank pages
  • Proof of UK residenceYour eVisa share code or residence permit
  • Digital photographTo the required specification
  • Travel plansItinerary and accommodation
  • Bank statementsUsually the last 3 to 6 months
  • Previous passports and visasIf you have them
  • Passport scan in colourThe photo page

Processing

From application to decision.

  1. Application preparation

    The online application completed and details checked for consistency.

    We help
  2. Document review

    Your documents organised, checked and uploaded with the application.

    We help
  3. Submission

    The application lodged online and the fee paid.

    We help
  4. Assessment

    The immigration authorities assess your application.

    Handled by authorities
  5. Decision

    The outcome is issued electronically and linked to your passport.

    Handled by authorities

How we help

Online application assistance

This visa is applied for entirely online, so there is normally no appointment or visa centre visit. We help you lodge a complete, consistent application first time.

  • Application guidanceEach section of the online form, explained.
  • Preparation supportThe documents scanned and uploaded correctly.
  • Document organisationYour evidence complete and in order.
  • Application progress guidanceWhat each status update means.

Flyinbird doesn’t control processing times or visa decisions. The authorities may request further information, or occasionally an interview.

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Before you apply

Avoid the
common mistakes.

Most application problems are avoidable. These are the ones we see most often, and how we help you steer clear of them.

  1. 01

    Incomplete documentation

    A single missing document can delay an application or raise questions about it.

    We check your file against the official checklist before you submit.

  2. 02

    Incorrect travel dates

    Dates that don’t line up across bookings, insurance and the form are easy to miss.

    We cross check dates across every document.

  3. 03

    Information inconsistencies

    Names, addresses or employment details that differ from one document to the next.

    We review your details for consistency, line by line.

  4. 04

    Missing supporting evidence

    A form on its own doesn’t always explain your circumstances or purpose of travel.

    We help you identify evidence that supports your trip.

  5. 05

    Poorly prepared application

    A disorganised file is harder to assess, however strong the application behind it.

    We help you present everything clearly and in order.

Good to know

Morocco visa
frequently asked questions.

Still have a question? Our team can talk through your trip and your circumstances.

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Your passport decides whether you need a visa. British citizens can normally visit visa-free for tourism for up to 90 days. Other UK residents may need an eVisa or a consular visa, depending on their nationality and qualifying documents.

A qualifying UK residence permit can make the eVisa route available to a visa-required traveller. The official conditions include document-validity requirements, including at least 180 days remaining on the residence permit when applying under that category. Check the current accepted evidence for your status before paying.

There is a separate category for qualifying supporting visas. Conditions include an eligible issuing country, multiple entries and enough remaining validity. Do not assume every UK visa or digital document qualifies. Check the official requirements for your exact document.

You may need to use the Moroccan consular visa route instead. Online ineligibility is not permission to travel without a visa. Check your passport and documents first so you prepare the correct application.

You need a suitable passport and the documents supporting the eligibility category you use, such as a qualifying residence permit or visa. Prepare clear scans and consistent personal details. Carry the supporting document used for the application when travelling, along with the eVisa.

The published target is 72 Moroccan working hours for a standard application or 24 for express, subject to the official conditions. Incomplete or problematic applications can take longer. Leave extra time before travel rather than treating the target as a guaranteed deadline.

The published eVisa conditions allow a single uninterrupted stay of up to 30 days. The document’s wider validity window is the period for using it, not a 180-day stay. Check the actual visa issued before booking your dates.

No separate city visa is needed for a normal trip within Morocco. Your travel permission needs to cover the visit as a whole. Check any onward country separately if you plan to leave Morocco during the holiday.

No. Carry your passport, eVisa and any supporting documents required for the trip. Border authorities assess entry, and details must match the documents used in your application. Approval is not a substitute for meeting the entry conditions.

The current Morocco page lists £99 per traveller for assistance, separate from the official visa fee. Standard and express processing can have different official charges. We will confirm the suitable route and cost before you proceed.

Morocco visa

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Morocco visa?

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