Morocco e-Visa — required in advance, filed for you
Morocco e-Visa for Israelis — Category A on Accès Maroc. We complete and file it in Hebrew before your flight.
Who needs this
Yes: ordinary Israeli passport holders need an electronic visa (Category A) to enter Morocco. There is no visa-free short tourist stay, and an embassy sticker is not the standard route. You apply on the Accès Maroc portal before your flight. We complete and file it for you in Hebrew, check the photo and passport scan against the spec, and pass the government fee on in full.
What's included
- We complete the official Accès Maroc e-Visa application for you.
- A real person checks every field against your passport before submission.
- We format the ICAO 35×45 photo and passport scan to the 1MB limit.
- Optional express processing — 24 working hours instead of 72.
- Your approved e-Visa arrives by email, ready to print.
- Processing time
- 72 working hours (express: 24 working hours, for an extra fee)
- Validity
- Single entry, stay up to 30 days. The visa is valid for 180 days from the issue date
- Passport validity requirement
- Ordinary passport valid for at least 90 days from the application date
Requirements last verified: August 2026
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Required documents
Passport-style photo
Color, ICAO standard, 35×45 mm, taken in the last 6 months. Light background, facing forward, no hat or sunglasses. Max 1MB
Scan of your passport's main page
Biographic page in color, sharp and readable, all corners visible. JPG or PDF up to 1MB
Flight ticket / booking confirmation
E-ticket or booking confirmation for each traveler — PDF or a clear photo, with the name as it appears on the passport.
Per-traveler details
- Full name (Latin, as in passport)
- Date of birth
- Sex
- Nationality
- Passport number
- Passport expiry date
- Permanent home address
Order details
- Purpose of visit
- Planned arrival date
- Planned departure date
- Accommodation address in Morocco (first night)
Morocco FAQ
Do Israelis need a visa for Morocco?
Yes. An ordinary Israeli passport is Accès Maroc Category A — an e-Visa in advance, not visa-free entry.
How long can I stay?
Up to 30 days, single entry. The visa itself is valid for 180 days from issue. You cannot stack two consecutive e-Visas — after the first stay you must leave.
What does it cost and how long does it take?
The government fee is set in dirhams: about 770 MAD on the standard track (about $77 display) and about 1,100 MAD for express (about $110). Standard processing is 72 working hours; express is 24. Our service fee is shown separately. You can always apply yourself at acces-maroc.ma.
Do children need their own visa?
Yes — every traveler needs their own e-Visa. A minor under 18 may enter only with a parent or legal guardian.
Are you the official site?
No. We're an independent service; the official portal is acces-maroc.ma. The government fee and our service fee are shown separately.
What is checked at the border?
The e-Visa does not guarantee entry. Officers may ask for a return ticket, funds (around €70 per person per day), and medical/repatriation insurance. Paid government applications are non-refundable on their side.
Do Israelis need a visa for Morocco?
Yes. Ordinary Israeli passport holders need a Category A e-Visa on the Accès Maroc portal before the flight. Short tourist stays are not visa-free, and an embassy sticker is not the standard route. The visa is single entry for a stay of up to 30 days, and is valid for 180 days from the issue date.
How much does a Morocco e-Visa cost and how long does it take?
The government fee is charged in Moroccan dirhams on the official portal: about 770 MAD on the standard track and about 1,100 MAD for express. We also show a USD conversion (about $77 / $110) separately from our service fee. Standard processing is 72 Moroccan working hours; express is 24. You can apply yourself at acces-maroc.ma and pay only the government fee.
Validity, single entry, and no stacking visas
After approval you have 180 days to enter. The stay itself is up to 30 days, one entry. You cannot file a second consecutive e-Visa to stay another 30 days — after the first stay you must leave Morocco. Plan the trip inside that window.
Photo, passport, and documents — what Accès Maroc requires
You need an ordinary passport valid at least 90 days from the application date, a color ICAO 35×45 mm photo from the last 6 months, and a color scan of the biographic page. Files are JPG or PDF up to 1MB. An old photo or a blurry scan are common delay causes. Minors under 18 enter only with a parent or guardian.
Apply yourself or use a Hebrew service?
You can apply at acces-maroc.ma and pay only the government fee. We are not the official site. The form is in French/English, the photo rules are strict, and a paid government fee is not refunded. A Hebrew service checks that the name matches the passport and that both files meet the spec before filing.