Morocco Visa – How To Apply For A Moroccan Visa

Morocco Visa/h1>Are you thinking of taking a trip to Morocco? A Morocco visa will not be necessary to allow you to travel to Morocco for up to 90 days. If you wish to stay in Morocco for a period that is longer than 90 days, then you will have to file for an extension of stay with legitimate reasons. You should file for your extension of stay as soon as possible after you arrive in Morocco. If you are denied an extension of stay and you stay past the 90-day limit, you will have to obtain clearance from a judge that permits you to exit Morocco. Often times a fine is with the departure clearance from the judge.

Below you will find guidelines that should be followed regarding your passport.

Check passport validity – All traveling to Morocco will have to possess a passport that is valid for at least 3 months after they leave Morocco. The ideal period of validity time that should be on your passport when you leave a country is approximately 180 days or 6 months.

Blank visa pages – Morocco, as well as many other countries, order a minimum of (2) blank visa sheets in your passport book when you arrive in and exit Morocco. This will permit any essential stamps to be stamped into your passport while you are traveling.

Transit Visa – You should ensure if a transit visa will be needed. Sometimes, when stopping in a country for a layover flight, travelers are asked to provide a transit visa. Contact your airline company to verify the details of your flight.

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