Does an Israeli passport need an authorisation for Morocco?

Yes. An advance authorisation of the e-Visa type is required, per traveller, and it is worth sorting out before you book a flight. We complete that application, check it and file it with the authority in Morocco on your behalf, and the approval comes back to your inbox.

How long does it take?

The standard track for Morocco takes up to 4 working days. That is the destination authority's own processing time and depends on them alone, and working days exclude weekends and public holidays. Faster tracks exist too, and each one's processing time is shown next to its price.

One price per traveller, from ₪219, and it covers everything: completing the application, the human check before filing, the filing itself and whatever that filing costs. No fee is added at checkout or after it.

Can you guarantee the application is approved?

No. The decision to approve or refuse rests with the authority in Morocco alone, and we are a private agent — not an embassy, not a consulate and not a government body. What we do commit to is that the application reaches them complete, accurate and free of the mistakes behind most refusals. Even an approval is not a guarantee of entry: at the border the officer decides.

Could I just do it myself?

Yes, and the official portal is open to anyone — we do not pretend otherwise. What you buy here is one form in Hebrew instead of a government form in English, a person comparing every field against the passport before filing, and someone chasing the application until the approval comes back. If you have the time and the patience for forms, save your money.

All destinations

Destination

Morocco

North Africa

A Moroccan e-Visa, filed online with the official portal and emailed to you — no embassy, no handing over a passport.

We complete the application, put it through a human review and file it with the destination's authority on your behalf. The approval arrives in your inbox.

Updated: 6 September 2026

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From ₪219per applicant

At a glance

Tourist e-Visa

e-Visa

Marrakesh, Fez and the desert, a family visit or a short business trip.

Maximum stay: 30 days
Validity: 180 days
Entries: Single entry
Processing time: Up to 4 working days

The authorisation is valid for 180 days from issue — that is the window in which you have to enter — while the stay it gives you is up to 30 days from the day you actually arrive, on a single entry. Watch both numbers; they are not the same thing. Filing is done on the Kingdom of Morocco's official portal, acces-maroc.ma, and that is the only one; other official-looking sites are middlemen. As at 6 September 2026 an ordinary Israeli passport does need this visa and applies on the passport alone, with no foreign visa or residence permit to attach. Israeli diplomatic and service passports are visa-exempt — if that is your passport, do not pay us for an authorisation you do not need. Entry conditions for an Israeli passport in Morocco are sensitive to the political situation and have moved before; check the current position, and Israel's National Security Council advisories, before you book. Approval is always the Moroccan authority's decision, and even with it in hand admission is settled at the desk.

What this authorisation is, and who needs one

An e-Visa is a full visa; it simply is not glued into your passport. The application is filed on the immigration authority's own portal and the decision comes back as a file. You print it or keep it on your phone and show it at the desk alongside the passport itself.

The authorisation is required per traveller — children and infants with a passport of their own included. One application each, one price each; there is no such thing as a single family application.

Tourist e-VisaThe two dates in the table are worth separating, because they are not the same thing: validity is the window in which the authorisation is alive — 180 days here — while the stay is how long you may remain, up to 30 days. An authorisation whose window closes before you take off is worth nothing, even if you never used a day of it.

Processing times

Tourist e-Visa

All-in price per applicant

Processing time	Price
StandardUp to 4 working days	₪219
ExpressUp to 2 working days	₪289

How it works, from order to approval

You fill in one form, in Hebrew
You never touch a government portal and never wrestle with legal English. Pick the destination, the authorisation type and the speed, enter the travellers' details and pay. The moment payment goes through we email you a personal, secure link for uploading the passport and documents.
A person checks the application before it is filed
We compare every field against the passport scan — name, number, dates, spelling — and check that the photo and documents meet the authority's rules. Whatever does not line up we fix, and where we need to we come back and ask you, before the application goes anywhere.
We file it with the authority in Morocco
We type the application into the authority's official portal and submit it on your behalf, including whatever the filing itself costs — that is already inside the price you saw. From then on we watch the status and keep you posted.
The authority decides
The standard track here takes up to 4 working days. That time belongs to the authority rather than to us, the decision to approve or refuse is theirs alone, and we cannot guarantee it. What we can do is make sure the application reaches them complete and free of the mistakes behind most refusals.
The approval lands in your inbox
When the decision comes through we email you the file, ready to print or show from your phone at the desk. If the authority asked for something more along the way, we will tell you exactly what is missing and deal with it for you.

What we will need from you

Passport scanA clear photo of the data page with all four corners inside the frame, valid for at least six months from your date of entry.
Passport-style photoWhite background, 5x5 cm, face uncovered with no glasses or hat, taken in the last six months. A selfie will not pass.
Travel datesYour planned entry and exit dates. They can still change as long as we have not filed yet.
Hotel or host addressName and address of your first night of accommodation. Staying with friends or family — their name, address and phone.
Return or onward ticketA booking confirmation showing that you leave the country before the authorization expires.

Documents are uploaded only after payment, through a personal secure link sent to your email. Never send passport scans over WhatsApp.

What the form for Morocco actually asks

This is the part that usually surprises people. Beyond the basics every application needs, each authority has a question list of its own — and it is better to know it before you sit down to fill anything in, not halfway through.

Asked on every application, everywhere

First and last name in English, exactly as they appear on the passport data page
Passport number and its expiry date
Nationality and date of birth
An email address and phone number for contact, on the order rather than per traveller

What Morocco asks on top

These are the extra fields the official form requires here. With us you answer them in Hebrew, once, and the notes beside them mark exactly the places where people get it wrong in good faith.

Sex
As it appears on your passport data page. The authority compares the form against the passport, so there is nothing to change here.
The options on the form
- Male
- Female
City of birth
The city you were born in, in English and as written in your passport. If the passport shows only a country, write the city here.
Country of birth
The country's present-day name, even if it was called something else on the day you were born — the former Soviet Union or Czechoslovakia, for instance.
Passport issue date
The date the current passport was issued, from the data page. Not the expiry date — that is the mistake people make in this field.
Occupation
The job itself, not the company name. Not working? Write student, retired, self-employed or unemployed — a blank here holds the application up.
Home address in Israel
Street and number, city and postcode, in English — as it appears on your ID appendix.
Purpose of travel
The main reason for the trip. If what you need is not on the list, a different visa type is probably required, and we will tell you before filing.
The options on the form
- Tourism
- Visiting family or friends
- Business or a conference
- Transit on the way somewhere else
Address at your destination
The hotel name and full address for your first night. Staying with family or friends — their address and phone. Not booked yet is not an answer the form accepts.
Planned departure date
The day you plan to leave the country. A sensible estimate is enough, as long as it falls inside the authorization's validity.

We translate these answers and type them into the official form, checking each one against the passport before filing. You never fill in an English form yourself.

Why applications like this get refused

Almost every refusal we see is technical rather than substantive: something on the form did not line up with the documents. These are what sinks applications of this type, and they are precisely what our check is looking for.

A detail on the form that does not match the passport
A name spelled differently, one digit off in the passport number, a date of birth in the reversed format. The authority compares form to passport automatically, and any gap — a single letter will do — is enough to send the application back.
A photo that does not meet the spec
A background that is not white, a shadow across the face, glasses, a hat, or a cropped selfie. The photo is the single most common cause of a technical refusal, and also the easiest one to head off in advance.
A passport expired or close to it
Most authorities want at least six months' validity from the date of entry. A passport near that line is refused before anyone reads the rest of the application — check the date before you book a flight.
A missing or vague address to stay at
Not booked yet is not an answer the form accepts. It wants the name and full address of your first night, or the address and phone of the family or friends putting you up.
No ticket out
You have to show that you leave the country before the authorisation expires. A one-way ticket with no documented onward leg raises questions both in the application and at the desk.
Travel dates outside the validity window
An application whose entry date falls after the authorisation has already expired will not be approved. If your dates are not fixed yet, tell us and we will line the filing up with the flight.

If an application is refused because of a mistake of ours, we fix it and refile at no extra charge. And to be clear: the decision to approve or refuse rests with the authority in Morocco alone, and nobody — not us and not anyone else — can guarantee you an approval.

When to apply

The standard track here takes up to 4 working days, and that is the authority's processing time rather than ours. Working days exclude weekends and public holidays, here and at the destination, so an application sent on a Thursday evening only starts counting at the beginning of the following week. We suggest filing at least 9 working days before your flight, leaving room in case the authority asks for something more.

That said, do not file too early: every authorisation has a validity window, shown in the table above. One opened too soon can close before the flight, and then you apply and pay again. If you are not sure when to file, write to us before you order.

Already up against it? The fastest track we have here is up to 2 working days.

Price

From ₪219per applicant

The price shown beside each track is the price per applicant: it includes VAT and everything the filing requires, and we add no commission to it, neither at payment nor afterwards. At some destinations, Nepal among them, the authority takes a payment of its own at the airport counter. That money goes to them and not to us, it is not part of the price here, and we state it on the destination page so you arrive with it.

Questions that keep coming up

Does an Israeli passport need an authorisation for Morocco?: Yes. An advance authorisation of the e-Visa type is required, per traveller, and it is worth sorting out before you book a flight. We complete that application, check it and file it with the authority in Morocco on your behalf, and the approval comes back to your inbox.
How long does it take?: The standard track for Morocco takes up to 4 working days. That is the destination authority's own processing time and depends on them alone, and working days exclude weekends and public holidays. Faster tracks exist too, and each one's processing time is shown next to its price.
What does it cost?: One price per traveller, from ₪219, and it covers everything: completing the application, the human check before filing, the filing itself and whatever that filing costs. No fee is added at checkout or after it.
Can you guarantee the application is approved?: No. The decision to approve or refuse rests with the authority in Morocco alone, and we are a private agent — not an embassy, not a consulate and not a government body. What we do commit to is that the application reaches them complete, accurate and free of the mistakes behind most refusals. Even an approval is not a guarantee of entry: at the border the officer decides.
Could I just do it myself?: Yes, and the official portal is open to anyone — we do not pretend otherwise. What you buy here is one form in Hebrew instead of a government form in English, a person comparing every field against the passport before filing, and someone chasing the application until the approval comes back. If you have the time and the patience for forms, save your money.

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One simple form, a human check before filing, and the approval arrives by email.

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Updated: 6 September 2026

Entry requirements, processing times and any payment the destination authority collects at its own counter are set by the authorities at the destination and can change without notice. We verify them against the official source before every filing, but the decision to approve or refuse an application rests with the authority alone and we cannot guarantee it. Even an approval is not a guarantee of entry — the officer at the border has the final say.