
4 min read
Morocco travel visa requirements: the basics
Requirements vary by nationality and change over time: here's how to actually check, and what to prepare.
Written by Morocco Tailored Tours.
Many nationalities, including the US, UK, EU member states, and Canada, can enter Morocco visa-free for tourist stays of up to 90 days, using just a valid passport. Requirements for other nationalities vary considerably and do change, so this is genuinely one area where you should check the current rules for your specific passport rather than rely on a general travel blog, including this one.
The most reliable sources are your home country's foreign travel advisory site or the Moroccan consulate serving your country, checked close to your travel dates rather than months in advance.
Practical things worth confirming alongside visa status: your passport's remaining validity (most countries require at least six months beyond your travel dates) and whether you need proof of onward travel or accommodation at the border, which is occasionally requested though not consistently enforced.
If anything about your situation is unusual: dual nationality, a passport from a country with more limited visa-free access, or a stay longer than 90 days, it's worth confirming with the consulate directly well before booking flights.
For travellers from the United States, the usual route is to read the State Department's current country page for Morocco and the Moroccan embassy's guidance for US citizens, both close to departure. Travellers from the UK, Canada and the EU should do the same with their own government's travel advice. We do not list nationality-specific rules here because they change, and a wrong answer at the border is costly.
Whatever your nationality, bring your passport with at least one blank page, your return or onward ticket, and the address of your first hotel, which your driver-guide can give you. Keep digital copies of your passport and your insurance in case the originals are lost.
If you are booking a private tour, tell us your nationality and dates when you enquire. We cannot give legal advice, but we can tell you what travellers on our routes usually need to prepare, and we will point you to the official source to confirm.
Want to see how this works on a real route? Our 4-Day Fez to Rabat and Casablanca Coastal Tour and 6-Day Imperial Cities Tour from Marrakech are private itineraries we can adjust to fit.
Planning around Casablanca? Read the Casablanca destination guide, browse all tours from Casablanca, or see 4-Day Fez to Rabat and Casablanca Coastal Tour, a sample itinerary that includes it.
A few common questions
Ready to see this in person?
4-Day Fez to Rabat and Casablanca Coastal Tour
A 4-day Fez to Rabat and Casablanca tour covering Rabat's historic core and the Hassan II Mosque, returning to Fez. A short run out to the Atlantic coast and back: Rabat's quiet historic core and the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, for travellers based in Fez who want the coast without a longer commitment.
More from the blog

Can you use euros in Morocco? Dirhams, cards and cash
The dirham is a closed currency: here's what that means practically.
Read article
Flying to Morocco from Singapore or Malaysia: what to expect
There's no direct route yet, so the connection you choose shapes the first and last day of the trip.
Read articleTours for this trip

4-Day Fez to Rabat and Casablanca Coastal Tour
A 4-day Fez to Rabat and Casablanca tour covering Rabat's historic core and the Hassan II Mosque, returning to Fez. A short run out to the Atlantic coast and back: Rabat's quiet historic core and the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, for travellers based in Fez who want the coast without a longer commitment.
Visits Fez · Rabat · Casablanca
From€1,083(≈ $1,210 USD)€1,274 (≈ $1,425 USD)15% off, reserve by 17 Feb 2027per person, double or twin room

6-Day Imperial Cities Tour from Marrakech
A private 6-day imperial cities tour from Marrakech through Casablanca, Rabat, Chefchaouen, Volubilis, Meknes and Fez, with no desert nights. The imperial cities and the blue Rif town without a single night in the desert: for travellers who came for the architecture, the history and the medinas, and would rather spend the extra days there than in a 4x4.
Visits Marrakech · Rabat · Chefchaouen · Volubilis · Meknes · Fez · +1 more
From€1,652(≈ $1,845 USD)€1,944 (≈ $2,170 USD)15% off, reserve by 17 Feb 2027per person, double or twin room

7-Day Marrakech to Chefchaouen and Fez Tour
A 7-day Marrakech to Chefchaouen tour that loops north via Casablanca and Tangier, then south through the Fez medina and back to Marrakech. North to the blue town most Marrakech-based itineraries skip, with the Hassan II Mosque, the Atlantic coast and the Strait of Gibraltar worked into the same loop so the long drives earn their keep.
Visits Marrakech · Casablanca · Rabat · Tangier · Chefchaouen · Fez
From€2,088(≈ $2,335 USD)€2,457 (≈ $2,745 USD)15% off, reserve by 17 Feb 2027per person, double or twin room

