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Work in Morocco

Apply to work in Morocco, extend a work permit, or hire a foreign worker.

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Do you need a visa to travel to Morocco?

Yes, Indians need visa to travel to Morocco.

Morocco Visa application is made online or offline?

You can download the visa application form, fill it out, print it, and then submit it at the nearest Morocco Visa Application Centre. Alternatively, you have the option to apply for an e-visa to visit Morocco.

Do I need to give biometrics?

Yes, Biometrics are required to obtain a visa.

Is there an interview required to obtain a visa?

No, an interview is not usually required to obtain an Morocco visa, but it may vary.
The embassy may interview you by phone or in person.

What is the maximum length of stay permitted on a work visa?

Varies based on the job offer and duration of employment.

What kind of visa will we acquire from Morocco?

Depending on your circumstances, you may get a physical visa if you apply at the embassy, or an email visa if you apply for an electronic visa.

Current Visa fees: (Updated on 16-10-2023)

For 24 hours Single: 1756 INR
For 72 hours Single: 2714 INR
From 04 days to 90 days for Single: 3511 INR
From 04 days to 90 days for Multiple: 5267 INR

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Step-by-step guide (VFS Global)

Let us walk you through the process

Identify visa type

  • First, figure out which visa you need and see if you qualify. Next, learn about the required documents, application processing time, and fees.
  • Make sure your application follows the rules for your visa category. If your documents aren’t in English, consider getting translations ready before you apply.

Prepare your documents

  • Please fill out the visa application form. Make sure to include all the necessary documents listed in the checklist.
  • You can find the appropriate document checklist for your visa category on this website (e.g., under the ‘Tourist’ visa category, click on ‘Documents required’).

Book an appointment

  • After completing your visa form, you can simply drop it off at the visa application center without needing to schedule an appointment.
  • Just make sure to verify the center’s opening hours

Visit a Visa Application Centre

  • You need to go to the Visa Application Centre to submit your completed visa application form in person. Learn about the process at the Visa Application Centre.

Track your application

  • You can check your visa application status online using the Reference Number found on your invoice/receipt from the Visa Application Centre, along with your last name.
  • Additionally, you can opt for an SMS service for an extra fee, and you’ll receive updates on your phone when your passport is returned to the Visa Application Center.

Collect your passport

  • Once a decision has been made on your visa application, you can retrieve your documents from the Visa Application Centre in person, or if they offer it, you can have them delivered to you by courier for an extra cost.

      When picking up your documents yourself, please bring:

  1. Your valid ID.
  2. The receipt given to you by the Visa Application Centre.     

      If someone else is collecting them for you, please provide:

  1. A signed letter of authorization from you.
  2. A copy of your valid ID.
  3. The valid ID of the person collecting on your behalf.
  4. The receipt issued to you by the Visa Application Centre.
Step-by-step guide (Online)

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Visit the Official Website:

  • Start by visiting the official Morocco e-Visa system website. Ensure that you access the official website to avoid any fraudulent platforms.

Select "Apply for an e-Visa":

  • On the website’s homepage, look for the option that says “Apply for an e-Visa.” Click on it to begin the application process.

Provide Accurate Information:

  • You will be presented with a series of questions and fields to fill out. It’s crucial to provide accurate and complete answers to all the questions. The information you provide should match your travel documents, such as your passport, to avoid any issues during your trip.

Upload Required Documents:

  • As part of your Morocco e-Visa application, you will need to submit certain documents. These documents are typically listed in the “What Documents Do I Need for a Morocco e-Visa” section on the website. Common documents include a scanned copy of your passport, a passport-sized photograph, and any additional documents specific to your visa type.

Payment of Visa Fee:

  • Once you have filled out the application form and uploaded the required documents, you will need to pay the Morocco e-Visa fee. This fee can usually be paid online using a debit or credit card. Make sure you have a valid card with sufficient funds to cover the visa fee.

Submit Your Application:

  • After completing all the necessary steps, review your application to ensure accuracy. Once you are satisfied with the information provided and have made the payment, you can submit your application.

Wait for Approval:

  • The processing time for your Morocco e-Visa application may vary depending on the type of visa you select. There are typically two options: Standard and Express processing. Standard processing usually takes longer, with a processing time ranging from 24 to 72 hours. Express processing is faster, often providing approval within a shorter timeframe.
Step by step guide (BLS International)

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Fill up the application online, download and print

Please fill out the BLS Online Visa Application Form accurately and completely to ensure timely processing and avoid any delays or rejections. You can download the PDF form or fill it out online. Remember to sign the form before submitting it, and handwritten forms are also accepted.

Prepare your Application File

Make sure to follow the Document Checklist and arrange all your documents in the specified order. Don’t forget to sign where required. Refer to the photo specification guidelines and attach the correct photograph to your completed application form.

Submit Your Application

You can submit your application by walking in at the nearest BLS Morocco Visa Application Center. No appointments are needed; you can submit your application during the center’s working hours.

Application Processing, Payment of Visa Fee & Service Charges

After checking in at the reception desk, grab your token number and proceed to the counter where a Customer Service Officer will verify your documents. If anything is missing or incorrect, they’ll let you know, and you’ll need to complete the requirements and return to the application center. If everything’s in order, pay the Visa Fee & Service Charges, and get the receipt with an Acknowledgement note. Keep this receipt safe as you’ll need it during passport collection.

       Important notes:

  1. If additional documents are pending, submit them within 14 days of notification.
  2. If someone else submits your application, they need your authorization letter and a valid ID.

Track Your Visa Application

The Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco accepts applications and returns passports from Mondays to Fridays. Normally, they assess applications within 5 business days from receipt. However, some may take longer, for which neither BLS nor the Embassy is responsible. You can track your application status on our website.

Collect Your Passport

Once a decision has been made on your visa application, you can retrieve your documents from the Visa Application Centre in person or opt for Courier service.

Document Checklist

DOCUMENT CHECKLIST

When applying for a work visa (Long stay visa D) to Morocco from India, you will generally need to provide a comprehensive set of documents to support your application. The following checklist covers the most common documents needed:

  1. Visa Application Form: Complete the entry visa application form for the Kingdom of Morocco.
  2. Passport: Ensure your passport has a validity longer than the intended duration of your stay in Morocco.
  3. Passport Photos: Attach two color passport-sized photos (4×3 cm) with a white background, clearly showing your facial features.
  4. Identity Proof: Provide your identity card, residence permit, or any document with your address.
  5. Photocopies: Include photocopies of your passport’s personal details and validity pages.
  6. Employment Contract: Submit a validated employment contract from the Ministry of Employment in Morocco.
  7. Invitation Letter: If applicable, include an invitation letter from your Moroccan employer or sponsoring organization.
  8. Certificate of No Objection (NOC): Obtain a Certificate of No Objection from the Indian Ministry of External Affairs.
  9. Proof of Qualifications: Depending on your job, you may need to provide proof of your qualifications, such as educational certificates or relevant professional credentials.
  10. Health Certificate: Some visa types may require a health certificate indicating you are in good health and not carrying contagious diseases.
  11. Criminal Background Check: You might need to provide a certificate of good conduct or a police clearance certificate from your home country.
  12. Proof of Accommodation: Include proof of where you plan to stay during your time in Morocco, such as a rental agreement or hotel reservation.
  13. Financial Proof: Demonstrate that you have sufficient financial means to support yourself while in Morocco.
  14. Travel Itinerary: Provide details of your travel plans, including flight reservations.
  15. Visa Fees: Pay the applicable visa fees.

Note:

  • Ensure all documents are complete, accurate, and duly signed where required before submission.
  • Use CAPITAL letters for the Visa Application Form, print it on three separate sheets, not both sides. Photocopies must be on A4 size paper.

The categories of work visa/permit in the Morocco may require different documents based on the specific circumstances and requirements. Here are the general categories along with some common documents:

Employment Contract Visa:

  • A valid job offer or employment contract from a Moroccan employer.
  • Passport with a validity period longer than the intended stay.
  • Two recent passport-sized photos.
  • Proof of sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay.
  • Proof of accommodation in Morocco.
  • Police clearance certificate.
  • Any additional documents required by the Moroccan consulate or embassy. 

Entrepreneur Visa:

  • A comprehensive business plan.
  • Proof of sufficient investment capital.
  • Documents related to the establishment of the business in Morocco.
  • Passport with a validity period longer than the intended stay.
  • Two recent passport-sized photos.
  • Proof of sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay.
  • Proof of accommodation in Morocco.
  • Police clearance certificate.
  • Any additional documents required by the Moroccan consulate or embassy. 

Investor Visa:

  • Proof of substantial financial investment in Moroccan businesses or projects.
  • Documents demonstrating the nature and purpose of the investment.
  • Passport with a validity period longer than the intended stay.
  • Two recent passport-sized photos.
  • Proof of sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay.
  • Proof of accommodation in Morocco.
  • Police clearance certificate.
  • Any additional documents required by the Moroccan consulate or embassy. 

Scientific Research Visa:

  • Proof of scientific research collaboration or affiliation with Moroccan institutions or universities.
  • Passport with a validity period longer than the intended stay.
  • Two recent passport-sized photos.
  • Proof of sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay.
  • Proof of accommodation in Morocco.
  • Police clearance certificate.
  • Any additional documents required by the Moroccan consulate or embassy.

Artist or Cultural Worker Visa:

  • Proof of engagement or invitation by a Moroccan cultural institution or event.
  • Passport with a validity period longer than the intended stay.
  • Two recent passport-sized photos.
  • Proof of sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay.
  • Proof of accommodation in Morocco.
  • Police clearance certificate.
  • Any additional documents required by the Moroccan consulate or embassy. 

Student Work Authorization:

  • Proof of enrollment in a Moroccan educational institution.
  • Passport with a validity period longer than the intended stay.
  • Two recent passport-sized photos.
  • Proof of sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay.
  • Proof of accommodation in Morocco.
  • Police clearance certificate.
  • Any additional documents required by the Moroccan consulate or embassy.

Seasonal Worker Visa:

  • Proof of seasonal employment in Morocco.
  • Passport with a validity period longer than the intended stay.
  • Two recent passport-sized photos.
  • Proof of sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay.
  • Proof of accommodation in Morocco.
  • Police clearance certificate.
  • Any additional documents required by the Moroccan consulate or embassy. 

Family Reunion Visa (Dependents):

  • Proof of the family relationship with the primary visa holder.
  • Passport with a validity period longer than the intended stay.
  • Two recent passport-sized photos.
  • Proof of sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay.
  • Proof of accommodation in Morocco.
  • Police clearance certificate.
  • Any additional documents required by the Moroccan consulate or embassy. 

Specialist Visa:

  • Relevant professional qualifications and certifications.
  • Proof of employment or engagement in a specialized field in Morocco.
  • Passport with a validity period longer than the intended stay.
  • Two recent passport-sized photos.
  • Proof of sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay.
  • Proof of accommodation in Morocco.
  • Police clearance certificate.
  • Any additional documents required by the Moroccan consulate or embassy.

Diplomatic and Official Visas:

  • Diplomatic or official credentials.
  • Passport with a validity period longer than the intended stay.
  • Two recent passport-sized photos.
  • Proof of sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay.
  • Proof of accommodation in Morocco.
  • Police clearance certificate.
  • Any additional documents required by the Moroccan consulate or embassy.

Note: Please note that the specific requirements may vary, and it’s essential to contact the Moroccan consulate or embassy in your home country for the most up-to-date and detailed information regarding the documents needed for each type of work visa or permit in Morocco.

Visa form & guides

VISA APPLICATION FORMS

Before submitting your visa application, please review the list of required documents carefully. The guidelines provided on this website will assist you in preparing your documents accurately, reducing the chances of your application being rejected due to incorrect or incomplete documents.

Visa Application Form

Application Form (PDF FORMAT)

Please include one fully filled and signed Visa Application form with your application.

Electronic Visa Application Form (E-Visa)

Application Form (ONLINE)

The application processing usually takes 24 to 72 hours. With the e-visa, you can initially stay in Morocco for 30 days, and it’s possible to extend it for up to six months with multiple entries.

VISA APPLICATION GUIDELINES:

The process for applying for a Morocco Work Visa/Permit (Long term visa D type) from India typically involves the following steps:

  1. Determine the Type of Visa:
  • First, determine the type of work visa you need based on your employment situation in Morocco. Long-term work visas in Morocco may include the “Work Permit” or “Residence Permit for Work.”
  1. Find an Employer:
  • To apply for a work visa, you typically need a job offer from a Moroccan employer. The employer in Morocco may need to initiate the process by obtaining certain documents and approvals from Moroccan authorities.
  1. Gather Required Documents:
  • Prepare the necessary documents, which may include: Passport, Visa application form, Passport-sized photos, Employment contract or job offer letter, Medical certificate, Proof of financial means to support yourself while in Morocco, Visa application fee and etc.
  1. Apply Online or In Person:
  • Depending on the consulate or embassy’s requirements, you may need to apply for your visa online or in person. Visit the official website of the Moroccan consulate or embassy in India to find out the application process and whether you need to make an appointment.
  1. Submit Application:
  • Visit the nearest Moroccan embassy or consulate in India to submit your visa application. You may need to schedule an appointment in advance.
  1. Attend an Interview:
  • Some visa categories may require an interview at the Moroccan embassy or consulate.
  1. Biometrics:
  • You may be required to provide biometric information (fingerprints and/or photographs) during the application process.
  1. Wait for Processing:
  • Visa processing times can vary, but you should check with the embassy or consulate for the estimated processing time. Be prepared for possible delays.
  1. Receive Visa:
  • Once your visa is approved, you will receive a visa sticker in your passport. Make sure to check the visa’s validity and conditions.
  1. Travel to Morocco:
  • Travel to Morocco within the visa’s validity period. Upon arrival, you may need to register with local authorities and complete any additional formalities.
  1. Residency Card:
  • Depending on the type of work visa, you may need to apply for a residence permit/card (carte de séjour) in Morocco after your arrival.

Note:

  • The long-term Morocco visa is for foreigners who want to stay a long time, like for study, work or with family. It’s valid for three months initially, but with this visa, you can later apply for a Residency Card from Moroccan authorities. If you have a Morocco Tourist Visa, you can’t apply for residency.
  • Remember that visa requirements and processes can change, so it’s essential to check the latest information on the official website of the Moroccan consulate or embassy in India before applying. Additionally, consult with your chosen educational institution in Morocco for guidance on the application process.

In Morocco, there are several categories of work visas/permits, each designed to accommodate different types of foreign workers and employment situations. The main categories of work visas/permits in Morocco include:

Work Permit (Autorisation de Travail):

  1. Passport with a minimum of six months validity beyond your intended stay.
  2. Visa application form (obtained from the Moroccan embassy or consulate).
  3. Passport-sized photos.
  4. Job offer letter from a Moroccan employer.
  5. Employment contract.
  6. Proof of qualifications or relevant experience.
  7. Police clearance certificate or certificate of good conduct.
  8. Medical certificate.
  9. Proof of financial means to support yourself in Morocco.
  10. Health insurance coverage.
  11. Visa application fee.

Residence Permit for Work (Carte de Séjour pour Activité Professionnelle):

  1. Passport with a minimum of six months validity beyond your intended stay.
  2. Visa application form for residence permit.
  3. Passport-sized photos.
  4. Employment contract or proof of job offer.
  5. Proof of accommodation in Morocco.
  6. Police clearance certificate or certificate of good conduct.
  7. Medical certificate.
  8. Proof of financial means to support yourself in Morocco.
  9. Health insurance coverage.
  10. Visa application fee.
  11. Additional documents may be required during the residence permit application process.

Temporary Work Visa (Visa Temporaire pour Travailleur):

  1. Passport with a minimum of six months validity beyond your intended stay.
  2. Visa application form for temporary work.
  3. Passport-sized photos.
  4. Job offer letter or contract specifying the temporary nature of the work.
  5. Proof of accommodation during your stay in Morocco.
  6. Police clearance certificate or certificate of good conduct.
  7. Medical certificate.
  8. Proof of financial means to support yourself in Morocco.
  9. Health insurance coverage.
  10. Visa application fee.

Seasonal Work Visa (Visa Saisonnier):

  1. Passport with a minimum of six months validity beyond your intended stay.
  2. Visa application form for seasonal work.
  3. Passport-sized photos.
  4. Employment contract or letter of engagement for seasonal work.
  5. Proof of accommodation during the seasonal work period.
  6. Health insurance coverage.
  7. Visa application fee.

Investor Visa (Visa d’Investisseur):

  1. Passport with a minimum of six months validity beyond your intended stay.
  2. Visa application form for investors.
  3. Passport-sized photos.
  4. Proof of investment or business plan.
  5. Proof of financial capability to invest in Morocco.
  6. Health insurance coverage.
  7. Visa application fee.

Scientific Research Visa (Visa pour Recherche Scientifique):

  1. Passport with a minimum of six months validity beyond your intended stay.
  2. Visa application form for scientific research.
  3. Passport-sized photos.
  4. Letter of invitation from the host institution in Morocco.
  5. Research project details.
  6. Health insurance coverage.
  7. Visa application fee.

Artist or Cultural Worker Visa (Visa pour Artiste ou Travailler Culturel):

  1. Passport with a minimum of six months validity beyond your intended stay.
  2. Visa application form for artists or cultural workers.
  3. Passport-sized photos.
  4. Letter of invitation from the event organizer in Morocco.
  5. Details of the cultural event or engagement.
  6. Health insurance coverage.
  7. Visa application fee.

Freelancer or Self-Employed Worker Visa (Visa pour Travailleur Indépendant):

  1. Passport with a minimum of six months validity beyond your intended stay.
  2. Visa application form for self-employed workers.
  3. Passport-sized photos.
  4. Business plan or description of freelance work.
  5. Proof of financial means to support yourself in Morocco.
  6. Health insurance coverage.
  7. Visa application fee.

Family Reunification Visa (Visa pour Regroupement Familial):

  1. Passport with a minimum of six months validity beyond your intended stay.
  2. Visa application form for family reunification.
  3. Passport-sized photos for each family member.
  4. Proof of the family relationship (e.g., marriage certificate, birth certificates).
  5. Proof of accommodation in Morocco.
  6. Financial means to support the family members in Morocco.
  7. Health insurance coverage.
  8. Visa application fee.

Note: Please note that these checklists provide a general overview, and specific document requirements may vary depending on individual circumstances and changes in Moroccan immigration policies. Always consult with the Moroccan embassy or consulate for the most current and accurate information related to your visa or permit application.

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  • your visa grant number
  • the date your visa starts
  • your visa conditions

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