Morocco Electronic Travel Authorization (AEVM)

On the Foreign Ministry's exemption list, three entries carry the AEVM note: Mali, Congo (Brazzaville) and Guinea (Conakry). The Accès Maroc eligibility check decides: it tells you that you are exempt, must file an AEVM request, or need an e-Visa or consular visa. Travellers aged 55 or over need no authorization.

Two uploads are mandatory: a photo and the passport's first (data) page; only ordinary passports are accepted. The form also asks for the purpose of the trip, who pays for it, the planned border post of entry or transit, and the host company or a hotel or temporary address in Morocco. Event visitors give the registration number; transit passengers state whether they hold entry authorization for the final destination.

Create an account on Accès Maroc, open a new AEVM request, enter the details and attach the two files. Before submitting you tick every travel condition, confirm that you have read the entry conditions to Morocco and certify that your statements are true. A passport can have only one AEVM request in progress at a time.

No processing time is published; the portal says the consular post will contact you after receiving the documents, so file well ahead. Track the request with the file number and your email. Once accepted, the AEVM is downloaded from the email you receive; show it with your passport at boarding and at the border.

Each traveller under 55 needs their own authorization, but companions can be added as extra requests in one file. Add everyone before validating: once the file is validated, no further requests can be attached and a new file is needed.

Any false statement leads to rejection, or cancellation of an issued authorization, and may lead to prosecution, as the form's declaration states. The AEVM does not replace the border check.

Use only acces-maroc.ma; the ministry warns that intermediary sites are not run by the Moroccan government. The portal refers applicants with problems to the central consular service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, reachable on +212 537 66 33 00.