Marrakech eVisa for Indians

Key Information

Key Requirements

• For the eVisa route, an ordinary Indian passport valid at least 90 days from application.
• Obtain the approved eVisa before travel; nationality-based eligibility does not guarantee approval or admission.
• Carry a return ticket, evidence of means and insurance covering hospital treatment and medical repatriation for the stay.
• For a conventional application through VFS India, the current checklist instead requires passport validity of 6 months from submission and at least 1 blank page.

Step-by-Step Application Process

1. 1

   Use acces-maroc.ma to check your nationality, passport type, residence and travel purpose, then follow its eVisa application link.

2. 2

   Verify your email, enter the requested details and upload clear passport and photo files plus any documents requested for your category.

3. 3

   Review the application carefully, choose standard or express processing and pay. Track requests for additional information through the official portal.

4. 4

   After approval, download the eVisa and carry it for boarding, arrival and checks during your stay.

5. 5

   For a conventional tourist visa from India, follow the Embassy’s VFS India instructions and current tourist checklist.

Documents Required

• eVisa application: clear colour passport identity/validity pages and a 35 × 45 mm colour photo taken within 6 months.
• Arrival: passport, approved eVisa, return ticket, financial means and hospital/medical-repatriation insurance covering your stay.
• If applying under the residence or supporting-visa category, upload and carry the qualifying document; India is separately listed in nationality-based category A.
• Conventional India tourist application: follow the current VFS checklist for the signed form, original passport and copies, photos, covering letter, accommodation evidence, flights, insurance and identity documents.
• That checklist also asks for 3 months of original bank statements stamped and signed by the bank, plus occupation evidence; sponsored applicants submit the specified sponsor evidence instead.