VisaRadar is an independent information service, not an official body or a visa agency. Every published requirement cites its official source and verification date. See methodology

Independent information service.

country directory

Morocco entry requirements, by passport

MAD 51 of 81 tracked passports enter easily Hand-verified data

Morocco visa requirements at a glance: 51 of the 81 passports VisaRadar tracks can enter Morocco without arranging a visa beforehand — visa-free, with a visa on arrival, or with an electronic travel authorization. The other 30 must obtain a visa before they travel.

Which passport do you hold?

We'll take you straight to the entry requirements for Morocco for your nationality.

What we've verified for Morocco

Beyond the yes/no matrix, we've checked these against an official primary source (last checked 2026-08-10). The specifics depend on your nationality — open your passport's row in the table for the detail that applies to you.

Sources: diplomatie.ma, acces-maroc.ma, wonderplan.ai, and moroccan-visa.com (fee and documents), douane.gov.ma and roafly.com (customs, cash figure has conflicting sources — pending confirmation) (checked 10 August 2026).

This table summarizes the exact entry mechanism for every passport we track — the difference between entering visa-free, with an electronic authorization, with an e-Visa, or with a traditional visa is explained in visa, e-Visa, and electronic authorization: what's the difference. How we verify every row before publishing it is on methodology.

Base entry rules refreshed 2026-09-17. Published: 2026-08-10.

PassportRequirementMax. stay
Visa-free
AlgeriaVisa-free90 days
ArgentinaVisa-free90 days
AustraliaVisa-free90 days
AustriaVisa-free90 days
BelgiumVisa-free90 days
BrazilVisa-free90 days
BulgariaVisa-free90 days
CanadaVisa-free90 days
Cape VerdeVisa-free90 days
ChileVisa-free90 days
ChinaVisa-free90 days
ColombiaVisa-free90 days
CroatiaVisa-free90 days
Czech RepublicVisa-free90 days
DenmarkVisa-free90 days
Dominican RepublicVisa-free60 days
FinlandVisa-free90 days
FranceVisa-free90 days
GermanyVisa-free90 days
GreeceVisa-free90 days
HungaryVisa-free90 days
IcelandVisa-free90 days
IndonesiaVisa-free90 days
IrelandVisa-free90 days
ItalyVisa-free90 days
JapanVisa-free90 days
MalaysiaVisa-free90 days
MaliElectronic authorization (ETA)
MaltaVisa-free90 days
MexicoVisa-free90 days
NetherlandsVisa-free90 days
New ZealandVisa-free90 days
NorwayVisa-free90 days
PeruVisa-free90 days
PhilippinesVisa-free90 days
PolandVisa-free90 days
PortugalVisa-free90 days
RomaniaVisa-free90 days
RussiaVisa-free90 days
Saudi ArabiaVisa-free90 days
SenegalVisa-free90 days
SingaporeVisa-free30 days
South KoreaVisa-free90 days
SpainVisa-free90 days
SwedenVisa-free90 days
SwitzerlandVisa-free90 days
TunisiaVisa-free90 days
TurkeyVisa-free90 days
United Arab EmiratesVisa-free90 days
United KingdomVisa-free90 days
United StatesVisa-free90 days
Visa required
BangladeshVisa required
BoliviaVisa required
Costa RicaVisa required
CubaVisa required
EcuadorVisa required
EgyptVisa required
El SalvadorVisa required
Equatorial GuineaVisa required
GambiaVisa required
GeorgiaVisa required
GhanaVisa required
Guatemalae-Visa
HondurasVisa required
Indiae-Visa
Israele-Visa
Jordane-Visa
KenyaVisa required
MoldovaVisa required
NicaraguaVisa required
NigeriaVisa required
PakistanVisa required
PanamaVisa required
ParaguayVisa required
South AfricaVisa required
Sri LankaVisa required
Thailande-Visa
UkraineVisa required
UruguayVisa required
VenezuelaVisa required
VietnamVisa required

Recommended travel insurance

IATI Seguros

Recognized Spanish provider, useful as a second comparison option

Get a quote →

This is an affiliate link: if you buy through it, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Do you need a different visa for Marrakesh, Casablanca, or Rabat?

No. Morocco sets the requirements, so entering through Marrakesh asks for the same as entering through Casablanca or Rabat. If you're arriving overland or through a small border post, check that separately: some countries apply their own rules to specific crossings.

What does change is where you file the application when a visa is needed, and that depends on the country you live in rather than the city you're travelling to.

What draws travelers to Morocco

Morocco combines imperial cities, mountains and desert within manageable distances. Marrakech, the "red city", with its souk and the Jemaa el-Fnaa square, is the most common base; Fez preserves the largest medieval medina in the world and the al-Qarawiyyin university, one of the oldest anywhere. Meknes and Rabat complete the four imperial cities. To the south, the High Atlas is crossed toward the desert: the kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou, a World Heritage site and film set, and the dunes of Merzouga or Zagora. The Atlantic coast has Essaouira, all wind, surf and art. Morocco has 9 UNESCO World Heritage sites, the most in North Africa alongside Egypt. A week covers Marrakech, a night in the desert and Fez. Spring and autumn are ideal; summer is very hot inland and winter nights are cold in the Atlas.

Sources for this section: visitmorocco.com (Moroccan National Tourist Office, ONMT); UNESCO World Heritage List (whc.unesco.org, 9 sites in Morocco); UK FCDO travel advice for Morocco. Accessed 31 August 2026.

Things to see and do in Morocco

Tours, skip-the-line tickets and day trips, most with free cancellation up to 24 hours before.

Seeing the featured activities here needs advertising cookies. In the meantime, you can open them directly:

Browse activities on GetYourGuide →

This is an affiliate link: if you buy through it, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Informational only. Always verify requirements with the official embassy or consulate before you travel.