Morocco eVisa

Morocco eVisa Requirements for Kenyan Citizens

Kenyan passport holders are not visa-free for Morocco, but you may qualify for the Morocco eVisa if you hold a valid multiple-entry visa from an eligible country. Applications are submitted entirely online through Morocco’s official eVisa portal, with supporting documents uploaded and payment made by card. This guide covers who qualifies, what you’ll need, and how Greentod can handle the process for you.

Do You Qualify for a Morocco eVisa?

As a Kenyan citizen, you can apply for the Morocco eVisa if you hold a valid multiple-entry visa (physically stamped or affixed in your passport, valid for at least 90 days) from one of the following:

  • Australia
  • Canada
  • Ireland
  • Japan
  • New Zealand
  • Norway
  • Schengen Area
  • United Kingdom

Important: Electronic visas and travel authorisations (such as a UK eTA, US ESTA, or similar digital-only permits) are not accepted. Only visas physically stamped in your passport qualify.

If you don’t hold one of these visas, you’ll need to apply for a Morocco visa in person at the embassy instead.

Documents You'll Need

eVisa Conditions

What You Must Show at the Border

Even with an approved eVisa, you’ll need to prove the following on arrival in Morocco:

We recommend applying at least 3–5 business days before your travel date to avoid delays.

Government Fees & Processing Time

eVisa Type Government Fee Processing Time
Standard
800 MAD (~KES 11,700)
Average 3 business days
Express
1,130 MAD (~KES 16,000)
Average 1 business day

Payment is made online by credit or debit card.

How to Apply

1

Complete the online application form with your personal, passport, and travel details

2

Upload your required documents

3

Pay the government eVisa fee online

4

Receive your approved eVisa by email

 

Let Greentod Handle It for You

Our team reviews your documents, checks your eligibility against your existing visa, and submits your application correctly the first time — avoiding the delays and rejections that come from errors in the online form.