Are you planning a trip to Morocco? Before booking your flights, it's important to know whether you need a visa. With its vibrant medinas, golden deserts, and stunning Atlantic coastlines, Morocco attracts millions of travellers yearly, and many don’t need a visa to enter. Morocco offers visa-free entry to citizens of several countries. This blog will discuss who is exempt from a Moroccan visa.

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 Morocco Visa Exempt Countries: 

As of 2025, there are more than 70 countries whose citizens can enjoy visa-free access to Morocco for short-term tourism visits (up to 90 days). Below is the list of countries that do not require a visa to enter Morocco:

Schengen Countries 

If you are a passport holder of any of the schengen countries, you can visit Morocco for 90 days without needing a visa.

• Austria

• Belgium

• Bulgaria

• Croatia

• Czechia

• Denmark

• Estonia

• Finland

• France

• Germany

• Greece

• Hungary

• Iceland

• Italy

• Latvia

• Liechtenstein

• Lithuania

• Luxembourg

• Malta

• Netherlands

• Norway

• Poland

• Portugal

• Romania

• Slovakia

• Slovenia

• Spain

• Sweden

• Switzerland

Africa

• Algeria

• Burkina Faso

• Gabon

• Niger

• Senegal

• Togo

• Tunisia

Asia

• Bahrain

• China

• Indonesia

• Japan

• Kuwait

• Malaysia

• Maldives

• Macau SAR China

• Hong Kong SAR

• Oman

• Philippines

• Qatar

• Russia

• Saudi Arabia

• Singapore

• South Korea

• Turkey

• United Arab Emirates

• Azerbaijan

Europe (Non-Schengen)

• Andorra

• Cyprus

• Ireland

• Monaco

• San Marino

• United Kingdom

Americas

• Argentina

• Brazil

• Canada

• Chile

• Colombia

• Dominican Republic

• Mexico

• Peru

• United States

Oceania

• Australia

• New Zealand

Please note: Some countries, such as the Maldives (30 days) and the Dominican Republic (60 days), have shorter stay periods. For a detailed and updated overview of entry conditions, we recommend checking with the nearest Moroccan consulate or the official Moroccan visa portal before travelling.

Important Documents to Carry with You

Even if you are a visa-exempt traveller, Moroccan immigration authorities may request certain documents upon arrival. To ensure a smooth entry, make sure to carry the following:

• Valid Passport: Must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your arrival date in Morocco.

• Return or Onward Ticket: Proof that you intend to leave the country within the allowed stay duration.

• Proof of Accommodation: Hotel bookings or an invitation letter from your host if staying with family or friends.

• Itinerary or Tour Confirmation (if applicable): Helps clarify the purpose and structure of your trip.

• Proof of Financial Means: Either an international bank card or cash equivalent to more than €70 per person per day to demonstrate that you can support yourself during your stay.

• Travel Insurance: Valid hospital and medical repatriation insurance that covers the entire duration of your stay.

Tip: Carry printed copies of these documents if digital access is limited or unavailable during your journey.

Morocco’s visa exemption policy makes it easier for citizens of over 70 countries to explore its culture, landscapes, and heritage without the hassle of visa paperwork. However, being visa-exempt does not mean entry is guaranteed. You must still meet all immigration requirements at the border.

Always carry the necessary documents, respect the 90-day limit (or shorter, where applicable), and double-check the latest information with the nearest Moroccan consulate or the official visa portal before your journey.