How to get a Morocco visa from Mali

• Applicants applying for a tourist visa intends to visit Morocco for the purpose of tourism.
• Morocco Tourist visa is subdivided into single-entry and multiple-entry visas.

• You are expected to have a passport with at least six-month validity.
• Holders of a Tourist Visa can visit their friends and family living in the country.
• The tourist visa is issued for a period of up to 90 days.
• The traveller can only stay for more than 90 days in Morocco with a resident permit.
• When you overstay your visa without having an extension of stay, you will need to appear before a judge prior to departing Morocco.
• Applicants are to show proof of confirmed hotel reservations if they are not staying with a host in Morocco.
• As a Malian applying for a Moroccan tourist visa, you are expected to provide a bank statement of not more than four weeks old. This will prove that you are capable of supporting yourself financially during your stay in Morocco.
• Holders of this type of visa are not allowed to take up any course of study whether full or part-time.
• Employed applicants have to provide a letter from their employer in Mali. The letter should state the duration of stay and that your employer is aware of your leave.
• A proof of your travel insurance that covers the entire period of your trip to Morocco is one of the requirements for the visa processing.
• Minors are required to present the original copy of their birth certificate. Minors who are travelling without their parents or with one of their parents are required to have a letter of consent signed by both their parents.
• You must provide a document that proves your family ties to your home country and to show you plan to return after your visa expires.
• Receipt of paid visa application fees should be provided.
• Malians are not allowed to take payment for any work rendered.
• If the employer or company would be responsible for your expenses, it should be stated in the invitation letter.
• A copy of an invitation letter from the company should be provided stating the company addresses and the reason for your visit.

• This type of visa allows foreigners to work and earn money while in Morocco.
• You can apply for a work visa before entering the country, or you can enter on a tourist or student visa and then apply for a work visa once in the country.
• Remember that foreign residents cannot work in jobs that could be filled by a Moroccan citizen.
• A lot of countries do not need a visa to travel to Morocco but Mali is not one of them.
• Before applying for a work visa, you will need to provide documents showing your professional skills. These skills must match the role for which you have been employed in.
• A medical certificate of not less than a month old is also needed.
• Morocco is not particularly quick in dealing with paperwork, and you may need to follow up several times before the permit is issued.
• No matter where you are living and working in Morocco, you must travel to Rabat (Morocco’s capital) to obtain the work permit.
• If accommodation is provided by the employer, the employer must provide a certificate to confirm he is taking up the housing costs.
• Proof that the visa fees have been fully paid must be provided.
  
• Certified copies of your employment contract should also be submitted during the visa application.
• The residence permit is valid for one year and must be renewed before its expiry date.
  

• If you got accepted to a school in Morocco, you are going to need to apply for a Morocco Student Visa.
• Whether you are in Morocco or outside, the process for obtaining your visa is the same, except in the matter of its submission.
• To get the process started, you need to choose a course you want to study in Morocco.
• It would be best to ensure you have gotten admitted before visiting the Embassy.
• When you are accepted by a registered educational institution in Morocco, get your confirmation of acceptance for studies (CAS) from them and gather all the documents to be submitted to the Embassy.
• To qualify for entry to the Moroccan under a student visa, one needs to get a minimum score of 40 points for their application.
• The documentary evidence you need to is the Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) reference number, which will be given to you by your education provider.
• Note that before a visa can be issued, all non-immigrant visa applicants, including for student visas, must demonstrate strong social and economic ties to their country of residence such that compel their return after a temporary study stays in Morocco.
  

• A visitor who wishes to visit the Kingdom of Morocco for tourism may require a tourist visa depending on his or her nationality.
• A tourist visa is issued for a period of up to 90 days.
• In case a tourist wants to stay for more than 90 days in Morocco, he or she will require a resident permit to do so.
• To be eligible for a Morocco tourist visa, you must provide proof of confirmed hotel reservation, flight bookings and travel itinerary for the entire duration of your stay in Morocco.
• You will also need a formal statement of your financial situation from your bank that is less than 4 weeks old.
• Before you apply for a Morocco tourist visa, check the processing time required for the visa to be issued.
• Once you are aware of all the details regarding the application, you can go ahead with the procedure.
• A guarantee covering medical and possible repatriation expenses would be requested.
• Applicants are advised to apply for a tourist visa at least 6 weeks in advance of the planned travel date so that there is enough time for the application procedure to be completed in time.
• Visitors who intend to stay for more than 90 days in the Kingdom of Morocco must request permission to extend the duration of their stay.
• They must make the request at the nearest Police Precinct to their place of residence in Morocco.

Morocco is still a cash-based economy. Euros and dollars (US and CAD - not Australian) are always accepted in Morocco.