Overview
Visa Citizens of European Union countries, Switzerland and Canada do not need a visa. For all other nationalities, the maximum tourist visit is 90 days. Documents To avoid any misunderstanding during your stay in Morocco, always make sure your passport is valid. Entry visa procedures at the Moroccan embassy in your country When you visit the Moroccan embassy in your country, you will need the following documents: 1. A letter from your employer stating that you are on holiday or a business assignment. 2. A receipt or document from the airline office showing that you have booked your flight. 3. A no-objection letter from your sponsor (if you are an expatriate) in the United Arab Emirates, certified by the UAE Chamber of Commerce (for a fee of 30 dirhams), after being stamped by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for a fee of (150 dirhams). 4. A copy of your passport accompanied by a copy of your UAE visa. 5. A recent, detailed bank statement. Visa fee: 200 dirhams
