How to get a Morocco visa from Equatorial Guinea

• The Moroccan tourist visa is issued to foreign nationals who intend to travel to Morocco for tourism, vacation, sightseeing, visiting friends or relatives, and other recreational activities.
• Applicants are required to complete an entry visa application form. The form should be accurately filled to avoid any delay in the processing of the visa request.
• Two identical passport photos should be submitted. This photos mu be coloured and recently taken with a white background.
• The applicant’s identity card or residence permit (or any document that shows the address of the applicant) should also be provided.
• As proof of planned exit from Morocco at the expiration of the applicant’s visa, each applicant must provide a copy of their return flight ticket to their country of origin, with a confirmed reservation.
• To show financial means for the entire duration of stay in Morocco, applicants must submit recent copies of their bank statements.
• Proof of accommodation is required:
• A tourist is expected to provide a copy of a hotel booking or an introduction of a “Voucher”.
• If the applicant will be visiting friends or relatives in Morocco and, thus, will be staying with them for the duration of their stay, an attestation of invitation, duly legalized and including a guarantee of covering medical and possible repatriation expenses must be submitted.
• Request from an authorised travel agency or recommendation of the Ministry of Tourism or the representation of the Moroccan National Tourist Office may also be submitted as proof.
• Proof of valid travel insurance covering the entire duration of stay in Morocco must be provided.
• The proof of payment of the visa fee (such as payment receipt) must be provided.
• The entry visa also allows foreign nationals to travel to Morocco for medical treatment. The following must also be submitted:
• A medical certificate,
• A certificate of coverage for hospitalisation costs and possible repatriation by a health insurance organisation or a bank guarantee,
• Admission agreement to a hospital structure on the basis of the assumption of responsibility or the bank guarantee.

• The business visa is issued to foreign nationals who intend to travel to Morocco for business purposes.
• Other than attending business-related events such as meetings, conferences, summits and trade fairs, holders of a business visa are also allowed to sign business contracts with a partner company in Morocco.
• This visa does not permit its holder to take up paid employment while in Morocco.
• An entry visa application form must be completed and submitted with 2 colour passport photos, recently taken with a white background.
• A valid passport or travel document with a minimum validity of 3 months from the intended departure date from Morocco.
• Applicants are required to present a recommendation letter of the appropriate Ministry, (for public businesses).
• A written recommendation from the professional chambers is required (for private markets).
• If you are travelling to Morocco to attend a fair or exhibition, you are required to submit an invitation letter from the organization body of the event.
• A written invitation from an industrial, commercial or service operator is required from business travellers.
• Proof of payment of the visa fee must be provided.
• The business visa permits its holder to stay in Morocco for not more than 90 days.
• To obtain a double-entry visa, applicants must pay a visa processing fee of DH300.

• Foreign citizens are required to obtain a student visa if they intend to travel to Morocco to study.
• An applicant for a student visa must have received an admission offer from a Moroccan public university or higher education institute as you are required to submit your certificate of enrollment.
• If you will be studying on scholarship, a certificate of scholarship granted by the Moroccan Agency for International Cooperation (AMCI) or any other official organisation financing your study.
• If you will be studying at a private university, you must also provide a certificate of enrollment from the university. Also, your visa request must be subjected to the preliminary approval of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (unless you are enrolled at Major Moroccan schools, approved by the proper Moroccan authority).
• You are required to provide documents proving sufficient financial means for the period of your studies in Morocco.
• A foreign national travelling to Morocco to study must show that they will have care provided by a close relative or a guarantor who resides in Morocco. The care provider should duly sign a legalised document attesting to this.
• This document should state the following:
• The guarantor regularly resides in Morocco and will provide the student with accommodation financial help.
• Commitment by the guarantor to adjust the student's residence status, with the competent authority at the General Directorate of National Security.
• Commitment to cover the repatriation costs in case the student is expelled from the Moroccan territory.
• Commitment to leave the territory of Morocco as soon as the validity of the residence permit expires.
• proof of payment of the visa processing fee is required.
• This entry visa permits you to stay in Morocco for up to 90 days. To stay longer for your studies, you should request permission to extend the duration of your stay at the nearest police precinct to your resident in Morocco.

The processing time of a Morocco entry visa for Equatorial Guineans is usually 15 working days from the day the application is submitted. If the consular officer needs to make additional verification, the processing time might exceed 15 days.

Morocco has two official languages: Modern Standard Arabic, which is often used in administrative offices, mosques schools, and; Berber (Amazigh language), spoken mostly by Morocco's Berber population. French, although not an official language, is widely spoken in Morocco. English is not a popular language in the country and many of the locals cannot speak it.