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Moroccans Can Travel to 67 Countries Visa-Free

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Jan, 19, 2019
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Rabat – Moroccan passport holders can travel to 67 countries around the world without having to acquire a visa beforehand. The vast majority of visa-free countries for Moroccan passport holders are in Africa (29), followed by Asia (15), South and Central America (10), the Middle East (7), and Oceania (6). 

Twenty-nine countries on the list require Moroccan nationals to obtain and pay for a visa on arrival (VOA) after landing in the country, with a maximum stay of 30 days. In Belize, the maximum stay for Moroccans is 90 days. Two countries, Burma and Sri Lanka, require Moroccan nationals to secure an e-Visa before traveling.  

Moroccan passport holders can visit family, pursue business opportunities, and go on vacation relatively hassle-free and virtually visa-free in these 67 countries.

Africa

Algeria  

Angola (VOA)

Benin

Comoros (VOA)

Congo (VOA)

Cote d’Ivoire

Djibouti

Ethiopia

Gabon

The Gambia

Guinea

Guinea-Bissau (VOA)

Kenya

Lesotho

Madagascar (VOA)

Mali

Niger

Mauritania (VOA)

Mauritius (VOA)

Mozambique (VOA)

Rwanda (VOA)

Sao Tome and Principe

Senegal

Seychelles

Somalia (VOA)  

Tanzania (VOA)

Togo (VOA)

Tunisia

Uganda (VOA)

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“Is Africa safe to visit?” “Is Africa safe to travel to?” “Is Africa safe for tourists?” are some of the most commonly searched queries on Google when surfing for information on African travel. 

The reputation of the world’s second-largest and second-most-populous continent has unfortunately been dampened by fear-mongering tales of kidnappings and terrorism and myths of universal poverty. While several countries indeed suffer from political, economic, and social instability, writing off the entire continent as unsafe is simply nonsensical.  

Encompassing 20% of the Earth’s land area, Africa boasts rich biodiversity, with savannas, rainforests, sprawling white-sand beaches, and otherworldly flora and fauna. Many African countries have developed their tourism sectors and infrastructure in recent years, allowing for luxury tourist experiences.

Asia

Azerbaijan

Burma (E-visa)

Cambodia (VOA)

Hong Kong

Indonesia

Laos (VOA)

Macau

Malaysia

The Maldives (VOA)

Nepal (VOA)

The Philippines

South Korea

Sri Lanka (E-visa)

Tajikistan (VOA)

Timor-Leste (VOA)

The vast Asian continent has everything a tourist could possibly dream of. From mouth-watering street food, sleek skyscrapers that tower over futuristic cities, formidable mountains, serene countrysides, and incredible reminders of ancient history, these visa-free countries for Moroccan passport holders have something for everyone. 

South and Central America

Belize (VOA 90 days)

Bolivia

Brazil

Cuba (VOA)

Dominica

Ecuador

Grenada

Haiti

Nicaragua (VOA)

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

The United States and Canada have strict visa requirements for Moroccan passport holders, but those looking for an unforgettable vacation can set their sights on South and Central America.

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Middle East

Iran (VOA)

Jordan (VOA)

Lebanon (VOA)

Palestine

Qatar

Syria

Turkey

The Middle East, the cradle of civilization, is teeming with ancient history and modern marvels. Morocco is often classed as a Middle Eastern country due to cultural, religious, and linguistic links, but Moroccan passport holders do not enjoy unrestricted access to the region. Apart from Qatar, the Gulf is off-limits to Moroccan travelers without visas. Moroccans looking to visit Israel, Egypt, Cyprus, or Iraq must also obtain official authorization to do so. However, Jordan and Turkey are two of the top tourist destinations in the region, and both countries are open to Moroccan passport holders visa-free. 

Oceania

Federated States of Micronesia

Marshall Islands (VOA)

Palau (VOA)

Samoa (VOA)

Tuvalu (VOA)

Vanuatu

Africa and Asia offer plenty of tropical getaways, but Oceania is paradisiacal. Crystal clear turquoise waters, pristine beaches, lush forests, lagoons, and ancient ruins make for the perfect holiday.  

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