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Do Vietnamese citizens need a visa for Morocco?

The answer depends on more than your passport. Below is what changes if you hold a residence permit or another country's visa.

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Answer · 29 October 2026

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Passport only Visa neededYou need a visa from an embassy or consulate before you travel. The sources differ in detail: Passport Index (2026-02-17) — visa required; reference dataset based on IATA Timatic — e-visa. The stricter option is shown. — reference data secondary source · needs confirmationCheck →
Schengen residence permit E-visa neededResidents of the EU, Switzerland, Norway, the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, New Zealand and the UAE with a permit valid for at least 180 more days can get a Moroccan e-visa (acces-maroc.ma): single entry, up to 30 days. Ordinary passports only. up to 30 days Morocco, official portal acces-maroc.ma: e-visa conditions confirmed by an official sourceCheck →
Schengen permanent residence E-visa neededResidents of the EU, Switzerland, Norway, the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, New Zealand and the UAE with a permit valid for at least 180 more days can get a Moroccan e-visa (acces-maroc.ma): single entry, up to 30 days. Ordinary passports only. up to 30 days Morocco, official portal acces-maroc.ma: e-visa conditions confirmed by an official sourceCheck →
Schengen C visa E-visa neededA multiple-entry (non-electronic) Schengen, US, UK, Irish, Canadian, Australian, Japanese or New Zealand visa valid for at least 90 more days: you can get a Moroccan e-visa, single entry, up to 30 days. Ordinary passports only. up to 30 days Morocco, official portal acces-maroc.ma: e-visa conditions confirmed by an official sourceCheck →
Schengen national D visa E-visa neededA multiple-entry (non-electronic) Schengen, US, UK, Irish, Canadian, Australian, Japanese or New Zealand visa valid for at least 90 more days: you can get a Moroccan e-visa, single entry, up to 30 days. Ordinary passports only. up to 30 days Morocco, official portal acces-maroc.ma: e-visa conditions confirmed by an official sourceCheck →
UK residence permit E-visa neededResidents of the EU, Switzerland, Norway, the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, New Zealand and the UAE with a permit valid for at least 180 more days can get a Moroccan e-visa (acces-maroc.ma): single entry, up to 30 days. Ordinary passports only. up to 30 days Morocco, official portal acces-maroc.ma: e-visa conditions confirmed by an official sourceCheck →
UK visa E-visa neededA multiple-entry (non-electronic) Schengen, US, UK, Irish, Canadian, Australian, Japanese or New Zealand visa valid for at least 90 more days: you can get a Moroccan e-visa, single entry, up to 30 days. Ordinary passports only. up to 30 days Morocco, official portal acces-maroc.ma: e-visa conditions confirmed by an official sourceCheck →
US green card E-visa neededResidents of the EU, Switzerland, Norway, the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, New Zealand and the UAE with a permit valid for at least 180 more days can get a Moroccan e-visa (acces-maroc.ma): single entry, up to 30 days. Ordinary passports only. up to 30 days Morocco, official portal acces-maroc.ma: e-visa conditions confirmed by an official sourceCheck →
US visa E-visa neededA multiple-entry (non-electronic) Schengen, US, UK, Irish, Canadian, Australian, Japanese or New Zealand visa valid for at least 90 more days: you can get a Moroccan e-visa, single entry, up to 30 days. Ordinary passports only. up to 30 days Morocco, official portal acces-maroc.ma: e-visa conditions confirmed by an official sourceCheck →
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