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Morocco visa for Ghanaians

Travel authorisation (ETA)

Complete the required travel authorisation or registration before travel. Stay: 90 days · per entry.

Ghana · Ordinary passport · Short visit · Electronic travel authorisation · Rule supported by recorded sources

Recorded fee
Free
Stay allowance
90 days · per entry
Processing
Not confirmed
Visa usage window
Not confirmed

Residence, a supporting visa or another condition may change this route. Review consequential conditions before applying

Full Morocco visa guide

Reviewed 6 October 202616 sources · High confidenceMoroccan Ministry of Foreign AffairsSources and verification

On this page

Who this applies to, and exceptions

What can change this answer

Holding another visa or a residence permit, your age or your port of entry can open a different route.

These routes are conditional. Every stated requirement must be met; selecting a document does not confirm eligibility.

Obtain the free travel authorisation before departure; up to 90 days.

Sources for this rule

  1. 1.
    Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs (opens in a new tab)

    acces-maroc.ma · Government

    Recorded check:

  2. 2.
    Ghana Ministry of Foreign Affairs (opens in a new tab)

    passport.mfa.gov.gh · Government travel advice

    Recorded check:

  3. 3.
    Ghana Ministry of Foreign Affairs (opens in a new tab)

    brasilia.mfa.gov.gh · Government travel advice · checked via search results

    Recorded check:

Why we say this (3)
  • “According to the Information, please submit a travel authorization request for morocco Demande AEVM”

    Quoted from Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs · Destination government · checked 6 Oct 2026

  • “Ghanaian citizens must obtain a free ETA online at access-maroc.ma prior to travel. ETA may be issued within 24–72 hours.”

    Quoted from Ghana Ministry of Foreign Affairs · Government travel advice · checked 6 Oct 2026

  • “INDIVIDUALS AGED FIFTY-FIVE (55) YEARS AND ABOVE ARE EXEMPT FROM THE ETA REQUIREMENT AND MAY TRAVEL TO MOROCCO WITHOUT OBTAINING PRIOR AUTHORIZATION.”

    Quoted from Ghana Ministry of Foreign Affairs · Government travel advice · checked 6 Oct 2026 · seen in search results

History of this rule(2)
  1. eVisa (apply online)Travel authorisation (ETA)Checked against official sources
  2. No visa neededeVisa (apply online)A visa-free claim did not hold up in our review

How to apply, step by step

  1. 1

    Check your passport

    Not confirmed

  2. 2

    Apply on the official portal

    Confirm route eligibility and its application channel in the sources below.

  3. 3

    Wait for approval

    Processing time is not confirmed; check with the application authority before arranging travel.

  4. 4

    Check the issued travel documents

    Obtain the visa or permission required for travel, and carry documents in the format specified by the issuer.

Before you travel

Registrations before arrival

Documents to prepare

A complete general checklist is not confirmed for this route; review the cases below with the application authority.

How much the Morocco visa costs for Ghanaians

Government fee
Not itemised in the fee record
Insurance within the application fee
Not itemised in the fee record
Service and verification
Not itemised in the fee record
Recorded amount for this route
0 MAD
Total of itemised fees
Not confirmed

The total covers the itemised components only. An unlisted charge is not treated as free.

Sources: [1][2][3][4]

Stay, validity and entries

Stay per entry
90 days per entry
Visa usage window
Not confirmed
Limit over a period
Not confirmed
Recorded duration rule
per entry
Entries
Not confirmed
Extension in country
Not confirmed

Entry and health rules

These facts are scoped to this route. Requirements with unconfirmed scope remain in the destination reference and are not a personal checklist. Full entry reference

Payment, transit and practical tips

Emergency numbers
Police 190 · Ambulance 150
eSIM availability
Orange offers eSIM in stores and online for compatible phones. Tourist identification requirements and airport-counter stock were not established.
Cash declaration
Declare foreign cash equivalent to MAD 100,000 or more on entry and exit. The separate rules for carrying Moroccan banknotes need confirmation.
Duty-free allowance
The embassy guide lists 200 cigarettes OR 100 cigarillos OR 25 cigars OR 250 g of a mixture; gifts up to MAD 2,000, perfume 150 ml and eau de toilette 250 ml. Confirm current allowances and age limits before use.
Medicines
For small personal-use medicine quantities, the embassy guide requires a customs declaration on honour and medical evidence such as a prescription. Non-personal quantities need health-department permission; controlled-drug rules need separate confirmation.
Overstaying
Canadian guidance says a visitor exceeding 90 days may have to remain until a prosecutor reviews the case and a fine is paid; no tariff was confirmed.
Leaving the country
Keep the entry stamp and leave before permission expires. Canadian guidance says a vehicle brought in must leave with its entrant. After loss or theft of a passport, obtain the police report needed for exit.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the Morocco visa for Ghanaians?
Free. See the fee breakdown and its components below.
How long can Ghanaians stay in Morocco?
90 days · per entry

Sources and verification

Every rule on this page comes from the sources below. Dates show when the data was added, last changed and last reviewed.

Added
1 Apr 2026
Last changed
6 Oct 2026
Last reviewed
6 Oct 2026
  1. 1.
    Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs (opens in a new tab)

    acces-maroc.ma · Government

    Recorded check:

  2. 2.
    Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs (opens in a new tab)

    acces-maroc.ma · Government

    Recorded check:

  3. 3.
    Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs (opens in a new tab)

    acces-maroc.ma · Government

    Recorded check:

  4. 4.
    Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs (opens in a new tab)

    acces-maroc.ma · Government

    Recorded check:

  5. 5.
    Ghana Ministry of Foreign Affairs (opens in a new tab)

    brasilia.mfa.gov.gh · Government travel advice · checked via search results

    Recorded check:

  6. 6.
    UK FCDO (opens in a new tab)

    gov.uk · Government travel advice

    Recorded check:

  7. 7.
    Government of Canada (opens in a new tab)

    travel.gc.ca · Government travel advice

    Recorded check:

  8. 8.
    Moroccan National Tourist Office (opens in a new tab)

    visitmorocco.com · Government

    Recorded check:

  9. 9.
    Moroccan National Tourist Office (opens in a new tab)

    visitmorocco.com · Government

    Recorded check:

  10. 10.
    ITU (opens in a new tab)

    itu.int · Government · checked via search results

    Recorded check:

  11. 11.
    UK FCDO (opens in a new tab)

    gov.uk · Government travel advice

    Recorded check:

  12. 12.
    Ghana Ministry of Foreign Affairs (opens in a new tab)

    passport.mfa.gov.gh · Government travel advice

    Recorded check:

  13. 13.
    Orange Maroc (opens in a new tab)

    orange.ma · Official service operator

    Recorded check:

  14. 14.
    Embassy of Morocco in France (opens in a new tab)

    fr.diplomatie.ma · Government

    Recorded check:

  15. 15.
    Embassy of Morocco in France (opens in a new tab)

    fr.diplomatie.ma · Government

    Recorded check:

  16. 16.
    Embassy of Morocco in India (opens in a new tab)

    in.diplomatie.ma · Government

    Recorded check:

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