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Morocco eVisa, the official paid e-visa, and how to spot the middlemen who mark it up.

Many travellers need no visa. Run the official eligibility checker before paying MAD 770 or MAD 1,100.

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Last reviewed 2026-09-14
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Do not begin with the eVisa application. Morocco’s official checker can return four different routes: no visa, a consular visa, AEVM or eVisa.

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www.acces-maroc.ma/
Run by Kingdom of Morocco Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates. Last verified September 14, 2026.

acces-maroc.ma is not a government-suffix domain. Verify it by following the link from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs page. The Ministry says its own engineers and technicians developed the platform.

Start here

1. Check whether any paid visa is needed

Run the live checker, then read the eVisa categories, price and stay rules only if it offers eVisa. → Read the Morocco eVisa overview

2. Prepare the offered route

Twelve documented checks from the live eligibility page and official briefing note. → Open the application guide

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