Leila Fassi · 5 min · Practical
Most visitors enter Morocco visa-free, but the details are worth confirming before you travel.
Citizens of the EU, UK, US, Canada, Australia and many other countries can enter Morocco visa-free for stays of up to 90 days, though requirements do change, so always check the latest rules for your passport before booking flights.
Your passport should have at least six months’ validity remaining and, ideally, a couple of blank pages for entry stamps.
Travel insurance is not legally required but is strongly recommended, particularly for anyone trekking, surfing or heading into the desert, where evacuation costs can be significant.
Keep digital and printed copies of your passport, insurance policy and any tour vouchers separate from the originals in case anything is lost during your trip.
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