UAE residents, traveling to Morocco for tourism typically require a Moroccan Tourist Visa, unless you are a national of a visa-exempt country. Here are the key details and requirements for applying for a Morocco visit visa:

Visa Requirements for Non-UAE Nationals

• Non-UAE nationals residing in the UAE (expatriates) may need a tourist visa to visit Morocco, depending on their nationality.

Morocco Tourist Visa Requirements (for UAE Residents):

Valid Passport

• The passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the intended stay in Morocco.

Passport-Sized Photos

• One recent passport-sized photograph with a white background.

UAE Residence Visa Copy

• A copy of your valid UAE residence visa valid for at least 180 Days, proving that you reside legally in the UAE.

Round-Trip Flight Tickets

• The confirmed flight booking shows the entry and exit dates from Morocco.

Hotel Reservation or Accommodation Proof

• Confirmation of accommodation during your stay, such as hotel reservations or an invitation letter if staying with friends or family.

Proof of Residency in UAE

• A copy of your Emirates ID or other proof of legal residence in the UAE is required.

Visa Validity:

• The maximum period of the electronic visa validity is 180 days, starting from the date of issue, for a single entry and a period of stay not exceeding 30 days.

• Morocco Visa Exemption for Some Nationalities
  • Nationals from visa-exempt countries (such as the US, EU countries, Japan, South Korea, etc.) can enter Morocco without a visa for stays up to 90 days. Check the visa exemption list before applying.
    • By following the steps above, you should be able to successfully apply for a Morocco visit visa as a UAE resident.
• Inclusions
  • E-Visa Fee and Application Fees
  • Blocked Hotel Booking
  • Blocked Air Tickets
  • Travel Itinerary
• Important Notes:
  • Visa fees are nonrefundable in case of Rejection
  • Traveler Must have sufficient financial means (70 EUR per day minimum)