Morocco

U.S. travelers and many nationalities (including much of Europe, the UK, Canada, Australia, and several Gulf countries) generally do not need a visa for short tourist stays, usually up to 90 days. No ETA is typically required—just a valid passport and sometimes proof of onward travel.

Some travelers must apply in advance either through Morocco’s eVisa system (available for certain eligible nationalities and some travelers with qualifying residence permits or visas) or through a Moroccan consulate or embassy for a traditional sticker visa.

Morocco does not offer broad visa-on-arrival access, and ETA-style entry is limited. Processing can range from a few business days for eVisas to several weeks for consular visas, so checking your nationality early is important.

Travel insurance and/or proof of onward destination are not usually required for entry, but recommended.