Morocco Visa

Morocco Visa Requirements & Application Process for Kenyan Citizens

Kenyan citizens planning to travel to Morocco must apply for a visa before departure. The application process is straightforward but requires proper documentation and planning.

Morocco Visa Requirements for Kenyan Citizens

Morocco eVisa in Kenya

Kenyan Citizens Are Eligible for a Morocco eVisa When Holding Certain Valid Visas

Kenyan citizens qualify for Morocco eVisa if they hold valid visas from any of the following countries:

  • United Kingdom (UK) Visa

  • Canada Visa

  • Schengen Visa

  • Australia Visa

  • Ireland Visa

  • New Zealand Visa

  • Norway Visa

  • Japan Visa

Holding a valid visa from one or more of these countries often allows for simplified or expedited eVisa applications to Morocco, as it demonstrates a credible travel history and compliance with international immigration standards.

If you do not hold a valid visa from any of the countries listed above, you will be required to apply for a Morocco sticker Visa through Greentod Visas & Travel Solutions.

How to Apply for A Morocco Visa from Kenya

Morocco Visa Application Process

  1.  Check Visa Eligibility
  2. Select Visa Type
  3. Complete online Visa Application Form Here
  4. Prepare the Required Documents
  5. Submit the Application at the Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco
  6. Wait for Visa processing
  7. Pay & Collect Passport with Visa Stamp 

Required Documents & Eligibility For Tourist Visit

Learn the Morocco tourist visa application requirements in Kenya, including required documents, eligibility, and how to submit your application successfully.

 Applicants must provide two recent colour passport-size photographs (4 cm x 3 cm) taken on a white background. Photos must show clear facial features and reflect the applicant’s current

Applicants are required to submit a notarised cover letter explaining their situation, & purpose of travel, and supporting circumstances. Notarise your Morocco visa cover letter online for Kes 5,500 Here

Applicants must provide a duly completed and signed Morocco entry visa application form. All details must match the passport (names, passport number, and travel dates). Request visa form here

Applicants must provide a legalized invitation letter from the host in Morocco confirming the purpose of the visit and stating responsibility for medical costs and possible repatriation expenses, where required.

Applicants should provide a travel program (trip itinerary) when applying for a Morocco visa. This document outlines the planned travel dates, accommodation, and destinations to be visited in Morocco.

The travel program should include arrival and departure dates, flight reservations, hotel bookings, and a brief schedule of planned activities. A clear itinerary helps demonstrate the purpose and duration of the visit.

Applicants must provide bank statements for the last three (3) months showing sufficient funds to cover the trip. The statements should show regular account activity and a recommended available balance of USD 5,000 (approximately KES 645,000, subject to exchange rate changes).

 Applicants MUST provide a clear copy of the National ID as a mandatory identification requirement.

Applicants must provide valid travel insurance coverage for the entire trip, including medical expenses, emergencies, and repatriation. Get an Embassy compliant travel Insurance here ( validity one month)

You must provide evidence showing strong ties to Kenya to demonstrate that you will return home after your visit. This may include a letter from your employer confirming your job, how long you have worked there, your approved leave, and your expected return to work, along with three recent payslips. Students should submit a letter from their school or college confirming their course and that they will return to continue their studies. You may also include documents showing family ties, such as birth certificates of dependent children, or property ownership or rental agreements.

Applicants must provide copies of passport pages showing the biographical details, photo, and validity/issue information (and other relevant pages if requested).

Applicants must provide evidence of a booked round-trip journey (arrival and departure) with travel dates matching the accommodation bookings, together with proof of accommodation such as a confirmed hotel booking, voucher, or host invitation, and if staying with a relative or friend, a copy of the “Attestation d’Accueil” or other acceptable host accommodation document where applicable. Get Cheap Visa Dummy Tickets Here

Applicants must provide proof of current residence, such as a utility bill, property deed, National ID, residence/work permit ( for non-residents), or any official document confirming the applicant’s address.

Applicants must provide a valid passport that remains valid beyond the intended period of stay in Morocco. The passport should be in good condition and have clear personal details.

Applicants must provide a certified copy of the birth certificate as part of the supporting civil documentation. Certify a Birth Certificate copy online for Kes 1,500 Here

Applicants must provide a valid police clearance/good conduct certificate to support admissibility and background verification.

Requirements For Business Meetings & Students

Learn the additional documents required for business and study visa applications, including key supporting requirements needed for a successful visa process.

  • A formal invitation letter from the host company/organization in Morocco confirming the purpose of travel (meeting, conference, training, or business engagement).

  • The invitation letter must clearly indicate the type of sponsorship provided (e.g., accommodation, local transport, meals, or full/partial financial support).

  • Where applicable, a supporting letter from the applicant’s employer/business confirming the applicant’s position, reason for travel, and intended travel dates.

  • An admission letter from the Moroccan school/college/university confirming the course/program and study period.

  • A letter/certificate from the applicant’s current/previous school (where applicable) to support academic history.

  • If sponsored: a sponsor letter confirming responsibility for education and living costs.

  • A copy of the sponsor’s ID (National ID or Passport).

  • The sponsor’s recent bank statements showing ability to fund tuition and upkeep during the stay.

Download Morocco Visa Application Form

Download the Morocco visa application form for kenyans and detailed document checklist to begin your visa application process for Morocco from Kenya. Ensure the form is completed accurately and that all required supporting documents are prepared according to the checklist to help ensure a smooth and successful visa application process.

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Morocco Visa Processing Fees

Morocco Visa Fees for Kenyan Citizens:

  • Single-entry visa fee: KES 3,100

  • Double-entry visa fee: KES 6,200

*Fees are payable via M-Pesa Paybill at the time of visa collection. 

Morocco Visa Processing Time

Morocco Visa Processing Time in Kenya:

  • Approximately 5 working days, depending on embassy workload and completeness of documents.

 
Morocco Visa in Kenya

Embassy of Morocco Address in Kenya

Address: United Nations Avenue, Gigiri, P.O. Box 617 – 00621, Nairobi, Kenya

Address on Google Map click here

Working Days: Mon-Fri From 09:00 to 04:00 PM

🕛 Visa Submission Hours: 10:00 – 11:00AM (Strictly)

🕛 Passport Collection Hours: 1500hrs (Strictly)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Do Kenyans need a visa to travel to Morocco?

Yes. Kenyan passport holders must obtain a visa before traveling to Morocco.

Applications are submitted at the Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in Nairobi.

Applicants need a valid passport, completed visa form, passport-size photos, proof of residence, bank statement, return flight ticket, travel insurance, and hotel booking or invitation letter.

Processing time usually takes 5 working days, but applicants are advised to apply at least 3–4 weeks before travel.

Visa fees vary depending on the type of visa (tourist, business, or long stay). It is best to confirm the latest fees with the Moroccan Embassy in Nairobi.

              • Transit visa (up to 72 hours): KES 2,500
              • Residence visa (less than 3 months, one entry): KES 3,100
              • Residence visa (less than 3 months, two entries): KES 6,200

Currently, Moroccan visa applications must be submitted in person at the embassy, as online applications are not yet available for Kenyan citizens. However, Kenyan citizens may qualify for a Morocco eVisa if they hold a valid visa from any of the following countries: United Kingdom, Canada, Schengen Area, Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, Norway, or Japan.

Yes, travel insurance covering medical expenses and repatriation is mandatory.

Incomplete documentation, insufficient funds, and inconsistencies in travel plans are the main causes of rejection

A short-stay visa is usually valid for up to 90 days, while long-stay visas depend on the purpose (study, work, or residence).

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Disclaimer

Greentod Visas & Travel Solutions is a Kenyan-based visas and Immigration consultancy dedicated to supporting clients through every step of their visa application & Immigration journey. While we work independently and are not affiliated with any embassy, our role is to provide guidance, document support, and application assistance. Visa issuance is solely at the discretion of the relevant embassy or immigration authority, and we do not guarantee approval or denial of any application.

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