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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of Morocco has recently introduced an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA). This ETA allows travelers from Mali, Congo and Guinea to enter the country to stay in Morocco for up to 90 days Per Entry . The Morocco ETA application process is very simple and 100% online. Once the application is submitted and accepted, the applicant will receive a landing authorization that must be shown to the immigration officers upon arrival. Yes, it’s that simple.

The ETA system is an online method of applying for visas from anywhere in the world. Some advantages of this system to the traveler are that visas can be applied for quickly over the internet at any time, from any location, and that payment is made online at the time of the application.

Required Documents to Apply

  • Applicant Photo

  • Passport Personal Details Scan
Important Instructions

  • Travelers must have their passport with at least 6-months validity from the date of arrival and have at least 1 page available for stamping.

  • Only nationals from Guinea, Congo and Mali can apply for an Electronic Travel Authorization.

  • In order to obtain an ETA for Morocco, you will need to specify which point of entry you will be entering the country through.

  • You will need to present your Morocco ETA when you enter and exit the country.

  • Possession of an ETA for Morocco does not provide automatic right of entry for the holder into the country. The immigration officer at the port of entry may refuse entry to any person, if s/he considers that such a person is unable to fulfill the immigration requirements or that such person's presence in Morocco would be contrary to national interests or security.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Morocco ETA is an official document that allows visitors from certain nationalities entry into and travel within Morocco.

We require the following to submit your application:

  • Applicant Photo

  • Passport Personal Details Scan

The Morocco ETA itself has no cost but there is a processing fee of:
  • Standard Processing: USD 25.00
  • Rush Processing: USD 40.00
  • Super Rush Processing: USD 60.00
It depends on the processing time you choose. We offer three options:
  • **Standard Processing: 7 Business Days
  • **Rush Processing: 6 Business Days
  • **Super Rush Processing: 4 Business Days
The Morocco ETA is valid for up to 90 days Per Entry
Your travel document has to be valid for at least 6 months after your ETA expires. Also, your passport should have at least one blank page for your ETA to be placed in.
The Morocco ETA allows holders a Single Entry
The traveler must apply for this visa at least 4 Business Days before the trip to Morocco.
NO. Possession of an Electronic Travel Authorization for Morocco does not provide automatic right of entry for the holder into the Country. The Immigration Officer at the port of entry may refuse entry to any person, if he is considers that such a person is unable to fulfil the immigration requirements or that such person's presence in Morocco would be contrary to national interests or security.
Upon arrival in Morocco, you need to present your passport along with your Morocco ETA, which can be printed or shown from a smartphone. You will also need to show your ETA when you are leaving Morocco.
  • Guinea
  • Mali
  • Congo
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