Kenya to Morocco visa requirements
Kenyan citizens should expect to obtain a Moroccan visa before travel; Morocco’s online eVisa is only available to certain visa-required travellers who meet specific eligibility conditions (check eligibility on Accès Maroc).
Last verified: 2026-07-10
At a glance
What Kenya travellers need to know
Kenya → Morocco is a popular leisure corridor, but most Kenyan passport holders still need prior authorisation.
Morocco’s Accès Maroc eVisa is limited to specific eligibility categories. If you do not qualify, apply via the Moroccan embassy/consulate that serves Kenya.
Do not assume airport visa on arrival unless an official source confirms it for your nationality and trip purpose.
If you hold a Kenya passport and plan to visit Morocco for tourism, current guidance indicates you need a visa in advance.
Kenyan citizens should expect to obtain a Moroccan visa before travel; Morocco’s online eVisa is only available to certain visa-required travellers who meet specific eligibility conditions (check eligibility on Accès Maroc).
Typical stay guidance: Stay length depends on the visa issued. For eVisa (when eligible): single entry; validity up to 180 days; stay up to 30 days.
Passport rule: For eVisa (when eligible): ordinary passport valid for at least 90 days from the eVisa application date.
If you’re not eligible for an eVisa via Accès Maroc, you’ll need to apply through the Moroccan embassy/consulate. Requirements can change—verify with official Moroccan channels and your airline before travel.
Rules change. Cross-check the official sources listed below and your airline’s document checks before you fly from Kenya to Morocco.
Entry requirements
- Morocco’s eVisa rules (Accès Maroc) describe eligibility categories for visa-required travellers (e.g., those holding an eligible residence permit in certain countries, or an eligible multiple-entry visa); if you don’t meet these conditions, apply via the Moroccan embassy/consulate.
- The Accès Maroc eVisa note states eVisa validity can be up to 180 days, for single entry, with a stay not exceeding 30 days (when issued as an eVisa).
- Airlines may ask to see the visa/eVisa before boarding.
Stay
Stay length depends on the visa issued. For eVisa (when eligible): single entry; validity up to 180 days; stay up to 30 days.
If you’re not eligible for an eVisa via Accès Maroc, you’ll need to apply through the Moroccan embassy/consulate. Requirements can change—verify with official Moroccan channels and your airline before travel.
How to prepare (Kenya → Morocco)
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Check Accès Maroc eligibility for Kenyan passports and your personal circumstances.
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If eligible, apply online; if not, book an embassy/consulate appointment.
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Prepare passport, photos, itinerary, hotel bookings, and funds evidence.
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Allow processing time before buying non-refundable tickets.
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Carry the approved visa/eVisa printout to the airport.
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Find the Morocco embassy, consulate, or visa centre that serves applicants in Kenya (or your country of residence).
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Book an appointment and download the current tourist-visa checklist.
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Prepare passport, photos, itinerary, invitation/hotel proof, bank statements, and forms.
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Submit biometrics/fees and track the application until the passport is returned.
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Only buy non-refundable tickets after the visa is granted, unless your airline allows flexible holds.
Documents checklist
- Valid Kenyan passport
- Morocco visa or Accès Maroc eVisa approval
- Return ticket and hotel bookings
- Proof of funds / bank card as requested
- Valid Kenya passport (check validity rules above)
- Return or onward ticket
- Proof of accommodation in Morocco
- Proof of funds: May be requested at entry (Accès Maroc note mentions proof of livelihoods such as an international bank card or cash equivalent of more than €70 per person per day).
- Onward travel: May be requested at boarding/entry (Accès Maroc note mentions presenting a return ticket at the border).
- Completed visa application form and supporting checklist documents
- Travel insurance (recommended)
Frequently asked questions
Can Kenyans get a Morocco visa on arrival?
Kenyan travellers should plan for prior visa/eVisa authorisation. Confirm Accès Maroc eligibility; otherwise use the embassy/consulate route.
How long can Kenyans stay in Morocco on an eVisa?
When issued as an eVisa under Accès Maroc guidance, stays are commonly up to 30 days within a longer validity window — check your approval letter.
Do Kenya citizens need a visa for Morocco?
Based on Tsavaro’s last verification (2026-07-10), Kenya travellers need a visa in advance for tourism to Morocco. Kenyan citizens should expect to obtain a Moroccan visa before travel; Morocco’s online eVisa is only available to certain visa-required travellers who meet specific eligibility conditions (check eligibility on Accès Maroc).
How long can I stay in Morocco on a Kenya passport?
Stay length depends on the visa issued. For eVisa (when eligible): single entry; validity up to 180 days; stay up to 30 days.
What documents should Kenya travellers carry to Morocco?
At minimum: a valid passport, return/onward ticket, accommodation proof, and funds. Check whether yellow fever or other health certificates apply to your route.
Where can I verify Morocco entry rules officially?
Start with: Accès Maroc — Morocco eVisa eligibility checker / portal; Accès Maroc — eVisa conditions of use (briefing note PDF). Requirements can change without notice.
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Sources
- Accès Maroc — Morocco eVisa eligibility checker / portal
- Accès Maroc — eVisa conditions of use (briefing note PDF)
Important
This tool is for guidance only and may be incomplete or out of date. Always confirm with official government sources and your airline before you travel.