How to get a Morocco visa from Namibia

• Tourist visa is issued to visitors who want to explore Morocco for tourism purposes, visiting of friends and family, and recreational purposes.
• A tourist visa valid for 3 months is issued to applicants who want to visit Morocco for purposes such as visiting family, relaxation, business, and other short term activities.
• The passport used in the visa application must be valid for at least 90 days from the date of departure from Morocco.
• Holders of a tourist visa are not required to work or engage in business purposes.
• Passport must have at least 2 blank visa pages for visa stamp.
• 2 recent photos (not more than 6 months old) with a white background is required.
• A signed letter giving stating the reason for the visit to Morocco.
• A signed letter of invitation from the applicant’s host in Morocco explaining the relationship between the applicant and the host.
• The letter should also involve the contact information and home address of the host.
• If the applicant will be staying in a hotel, a copy of the confirmation of the reservation, including the address of the accommodation, your name and the exact dates of your stay is required.
• Copy of your detailed flight itinerary
• An original signed letter stating that the host is responsible for the financial support of the applicant during the stay in Morocco is required.
• An applicant cannot extend the Morrocco tourist Visa.
• Child’s original birth certificate showing the names of both parents.
• Original photo ID for both parents, as named on the child’s birth certificate, which includes signatures and a photocopy of these documents.
• Minors accompanying their parents must provide the birth certificate and authorization letter made by one of the parents in case of not participate in family travel and certified by a notary.

• Business visa is granted to visitors who want to visit Morocco for business purposes such as attending business meetings or conferences, meeting with other business partners, and signing contracts.
• A completely and correctly filled application form that is signed.
• Original Namibian passport with at least 6 months validity after the date applicant propose to leave Morocco.
• Applicants should provide 2 recent Passport photos that are taken within the last 6 months. Passport photos should be taken with a white background.
• An original, up-to-date, signed letter from your place of employment or study on headed paper with full contact details.
• The letter should include details of your employment in Morocco and confirm that the applicant will be returning to Namibia after a visit to Morocco.
• The letter should also indicate that the applicant’s current employer is aware of the business leave.
• The address of the company should be written in the letter as well as the duration of the visit.
• Recent correspondence relating to your self-employment from the relevant government authority in Namibia.
• Recent bank statements for your business bank account covering the 6 month period immediately prior to your application.
• Photocopies of any original document that the applicant wants to be returned.

• Travellers who intend to transit through Morocco require a transit visa.
• You are required to fully complete a visa application form.
• Your Namibian passport must be valid with a minimum of 1-month validity and at least two unused visa pages.
• A copy of an onward ticket to your destination from Morocco must be submitted.
• You also need to submit a copy of your flight itinerary.
• You are required to complete the immigration card on arrival in Morocco.
• You must provide proof of your sufficient funds for your stay in Morocco.
• The transit visa does not permit its holder to take up employment whilst in Morocco
• You are required to provide a police record showing no criminal record. If you have a pending police case, you may not be granted entry into Morocco.
• You must also provide proof of payment of the visa fee.

In general, Morocco is a safe country to explore. Moroccans are well known for being hospitable and tolerant which makes travelling through the country a much more enjoyable experience.

Dirham is the official currency of Morocco.