Morocco passport visa requirements

Moroccan citizens do not need a visa to enter Senegal for tourism. Visa-free entry is granted for stays up to 90 days.

As of September 1, 2024, Moroccan citizens with ordinary passports require a visa to enter Côte d'Ivoire. This is a temporary two-year pilot program. Exemptions apply for holders of diplomatic/service passports or valid Schengen/UAE/USA/Canada visas.

Moroccan citizens require a visa to enter Egypt for tourism. E-Visa is available through Egypt's official online portal, allowing convenient application before travel.

Moroccan citizens do not need a visa to enter Tunisia for tourism. Visa-free entry is granted for stays up to 90 days as part of reciprocal arrangements.

Moroccan citizens do not need a visa to enter Algeria for tourism. Visa-free entry is granted for stays up to 3 months (90 days).

Moroccan citizens can obtain a visitor's permit on arrival in Mauritius. No advance visa application is required for tourism visits.

As of January 1, 2025, Moroccan citizens do not need a visa to enter Zambia. Zambia extended its visa-free policy to 53 new countries including Morocco.

Morocco passport holders generally need to apply for a South Africa visitor visa in advance (visas are not issued at ports of entry).

Moroccan citizens require an electronic Travel Authorization (eTA/eVisa) to enter Kenya for tourism. The eVisa must be obtained online before travel through Kenya's official portal.

Citizens of Morocco require a Tourist Visa to enter United Arab Emirates for tourism.